My games refresh rate seems buggy and it drops by a few frames

[carnageX]

Thanks bro for the help but they have closed shop and I guess I'll just have to wait for tomorrow. I guess it's either the monitor or the cable.

Any friends or family members have a spare monitor or cable you could test it on? That way you don't have to waste money at a computer shop if you're capable of fixing it yourself (plus you'll learn something ).

 

[AnathemaIII]

Well, I'm a pleb when it comes to computers and Bosnia is not so advanced + my family members are far away in the city.

 

[AnathemaIII]

They came back, they could not fix the problem, I turn of anti aliasing and the problem stops.
BTW, what is anti aliasing?

 

[carnageX]

AA is basically getting rid of jagged lines on surfaces that are supposed to be smooth/rounded.

 

[AnathemaIII]

Oh ok, there are many options of AA in my CCC, which ones should I chose?

 

[PP Mguire]

Just leave it off. Seems like what you're experiencing could be a form of tearing. If you want AA turn it on in the game menu rather than forcing it.

 

[AnathemaIII]

But will it make them game uglier?
And what is triple buffering?

 

[PP Mguire]

Editing any of those settings tries to force AA and you'll have issues running games that weren't designed to run with AA. On other games it won't do anything.

I gotta run, so read here.
AnandTech | Triple Buffering: Why We Love It

It helps with problems with Vsync but it can cause tearing issues, input lag, or eat up your VRAM. Basically I would leave it off.