Need CCC Help please.

t0adp1p3

t0adp1p3

New member
Really trying to get some help here, kind of frustrated. I am trying to get vsync on in GTA V via CCC without using the in game Vsync. Is this possible?

First I know I can create a profile for a particular game. The issue I have is, if I do that, then it will write over the profile that exists. So if the new profile is worse, the only way I can go back to the old one is to completely re-install the drivers. Is there another way to create a new profile using the old one with out writing over the old profile for a game?


Well since I couldnt figure out how to set a new profile for a game without overwriting the old profile I decided to just make vsync always on which brings me to my next issue:

Secondly, if I don't use a per game profile and set vsync to always on via CCC, well guess what it doesn't work in game. How do I get vsync to always be on? You would think a setting called "wait for vertical refresh" and setting it to "always on" would you know set it to always be on, but that is not what it does. Am I missing something?

I do not want to use Radeon Pro for this or Afterburners framerate limit.
 
If you can't simply restore a default profile in CCC (surely it has the option?) you should be able to export it via the equivalent of Nvidias inspector (radeon pro?) and keep it as back up. Then you can edit your active profile and just import your default profile again if needed.

The vsync issue has been a problem with AMD since forever. IIRC it's not actually AMD's fault, but DX (opengl works fine). From what I understand AMD conforms to DX standards while Nv simply overrides/ignores DX and allows the user to force vsync as they wish.

Your best bet is to use D3Doverrider. Last time I needed to use it, it was able to force vsync in every game on AMD hardware (forcing off was still an issue though.. some games like ArmA2 forced vsync ON for example, and it was difficult to disable it with AMD. You had to jump through a bunch of hoops like disable driver signing simply to turn it off)..



Edit: I'd happily open CCC and have a look for you but AMD doesn't even allow users to open CCC in win8.1 with HD4870 or older, despite providing a working driver.. go figure :nuts: (My other rig has a HD4850)
 
Last edited:
t0adp1p3 said:
Really trying to get some help here, kind of frustrated. I am trying to get vsync on in GTA V via CCC without using the in game Vsync. Is this possible?

First I know I can create a profile for a particular game. The issue I have is, if I do that, then it will write over the profile that exists. So if the new profile is worse, the only way I can go back to the old one is to completely re-install the drivers. Is there another way to create a new profile using the old one with out writing over the old profile for a game?


Well since I couldnt figure out how to set a new profile for a game without overwriting the old profile I decided to just make vsync always on which brings me to my next issue:

Secondly, if I don't use a per game profile and set vsync to always on via CCC, well guess what it doesn't work in game. How do I get vsync to always be on? You would think a setting called "wait for vertical refresh" and setting it to "always on" would you know set it to always be on, but that is not what it does. Am I missing something?

I do not want to use Radeon Pro for this or Afterburners framerate limit.
Click to expand...

Use the tweak shown in the link to create a profile for GTA5 in Radeonpro and make sure that 64 bit support is enabled. This is how i enable vsync with triple buffering as well as apply AF which resolves the dodgy shadow filtering in the game.
 
Jaillum Malord said:
Use the tweak shown in the link to create a profile for GTA5 in Radeonpro and make sure that 64 bit support is enabled. This is how i enable vsync with triple buffering as well as apply AF which resolves the dodgy shadow filtering in the game.
Click to expand...

Thanks got it working, but it kills the fps on the initial menu screen like 5 fps lol. Cant really select anything it is so bad, luckily it auto loads the campaign and once in game it is perfect.
 
Last edited:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top