PES6 60Hz Refresh Rate Problem

[MegriM®]

Good day to you all.

I solved my widescreen problem about bigger FOV in PES6. Thanks to this great forum and members.

Now I have a problem of refresh rate. A horizontal bar moves up and down while playing PES6. And sometimes the bar flickers, distrups the gameplay sadly.

I searched forums and learned that it is because vertical sync. It should be more than 60 Hz.

But I play my PES6 in a PC connected to 37" Panasonic 1024x720 pixels plasma tv. It has only 60 Hz support, I cannot change that via Ati Control Center of something.

Anyone has experience on that matter? Any help would be appreciated, sorry for my poor English.

 

[nikos]

You have confused vertical sync with refresh rate.

60Hz is your monitors refresh rate. Refresh rate is how many frames your monitor displays in a second. CRT monitors (the old "big" ones) had refresh rates up to 120Hz (100Hz and up are good for the eyes). LCD have a different technology so they don't need so high refresh rates. Typically LCDs have a refresh rate of 60Hz.

Esp. for the PES series, setting anything else than 60Hz will give you clunky gameplay, cause the japs in their infinite wisdom used the refresh rate as the internal game timer.

Vertical sync is forcing your display to start "displaying" a new frame when the monitor is ... well ready to display a new frame. The opposite is having the monitor display when the gfx card is ready. In the latter case the new frame may "start" anywhere on the screen creating the so called "tearing" effect you mentioned.

Long story short, turn verical sync on in the game settings (or your gfx card settings).

 

[MegriM®]

You have confused vertical sync with refresh rate.

60Hz is your monitors refresh rate. Refresh rate is how many frames your monitor displays in a second. CRT monitors (the old "big" ones) had refresh rates up to 120Hz (100Hz and up are good for the eyes). LCD have a different technology so they don't need so high refresh rates. Typically LCDs have a refresh rate of 60Hz.

Esp. for the PES series, setting anything else than 60Hz will give you clunky gameplay, cause the japs in their infinite wisdom used the refresh rate as the internal game timer.

Vertical sync is forcing your display to start "displaying" a new frame when the monitor is ... well ready to display a new frame. The opposite is having the monitor display when the gfx card is ready. In the latter case the new frame may "start" anywhere on the screen creating the so called "tearing" effect you mentioned.

Long story short, turn verical sync on in the game settings (or your gfx card settings).

Opps, sorry, you are right I mixed them



The only thing I could found as a vertical sync. config is in Ati Control Center, here.

I tried all the combinations, but no change unfortunately.

Thanks for help.

 

[NikLaw]

You can force vsync through settings.exe, too.

Control panel option "3D", by the way. There you can force vsync.

 

[FrenkieSP]

I use D3DOverrider

 

[Pitbull09]

I use D3DOverrider

I use it too, it solved many problems for me.
For example if i activate vsnyc in settings.exe i get speed problems (it's too fast) in the replays (and i get white flashing borders with short black screens).
If i deactivate it in settings.exe and force it in ati catalyst cc, i have tearing.

With d3doverrider everything works good and all problems gone, but i deactivated the "Enable loadlibrary hooking" for the pes profile because it crashes pes sometimes.

 

[MegriM®]

I use D3DOverrider

Many thanks, absolutely worked for me, very smooth, Playstation-like gameplay.

 

[Simcut]

Thanks guys will give that all a go

Quick question, did you untick Frame Skipping and that stuff all still worked?