Low Latency VSync problem

[msayed1977]

Hi Toni,
Previously, I told you that Low Latency VSync makes sound pitch increase, and (if you remember) you told me maybe it was the audio drivers of RealTek.

Now, I have found another reality:
It is not just the pitch. It is all emulation. Emulation is clearly faster with 'Low Latency VSync'. That's clear with any version of "Kick Off 2".

Since last June, I have bought a new Core i7 PC with Windows 7 x64 instead of Windows XP SP3. My new emulator configuration is not so weird as my old config saved on my old PC. My new emulator configuration does not make "Error Log" button appear.

The same problem exactly with both computers.

Please investigate.
Thanks very much.

EDIT: Original old thread URL is http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?...ighlight=vsync

[Toni Wilen]

Clearly faster usually means your display refresh is at 60Hz, not 50Hz. (Check your monitor OSD if it has one to confirm it)

[ancalimon]

You either need to create a 50hz native screen mode using CRU if your monitor can support it or you need a monitor capable of 50hz. (I got myself a Samsung T22C350 which can sync down to 24hz).

http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Th...ity-CRU?page=1

[msayed1977]

Really, you are correct. 'Low Latency VSync 50hz/60hz' works fine.
But:
I have encountered a bug:
If you set 'Low Latency VSync' on a 50hz monitor, then correct it to 'Low Latency VSync 50hz/60hz' on the fly, it doesn't correct the problem.
That made me fall into thinking there was a problem.

EDIT: Setting from 'Low Latency VSync' on the fly on a 50hz monitor to any other option other than 'Low Latency VSync 50hz/60hz', corrects the problem.