PS4 no tearing PC tearing at 60 FPS why?

Why do you have no tearing or general console and PC with the PS4, even if you limit the FPS I know that the games for the PS4 are adapted to the PS4, but what is the PS4 less different than the PC or Nvidia Den as far as I know you can also unlimitize the FPS on the PS4

VSync should minimize the problem

Yes, only if Vsync does not work at low FPS or the PC Vsync generally refuses what then

And in the Nvidia settings? Can't you force that there?

I did refuse anyway

How much hertz does your monitor have? If the game is running at less FPS than your monitor can, it's difficult. Then VSync is pretty much pointless

When I set Vsync A in the Nvidia control panel, I don't have 60 but 100+ and continue tearing

How much Hz does your monitor have?

My monitor is a standard monitor with 60 HZ

Because of vsync.

If you turn on vsync on the PC, you have no tearing.

This is always the case with the console.

This synchronizes the sending of the images with the screen.

Hmm… That's strange indeed… And you can't set that in the game? Sorry, but I'm sitting here on my phone right now. Otherwise I would have looked in my Nvidia settings…

But in general I can tell you that I always turn off VSync. I prefer a light tearing to input latency

Yes only at low FPS Vsync is bad because it produces extreme input length

In the game itself it is only not possible from the nvidia side if I activate it directly from the game everything only works because some games have no Vsync I would like to switch it on but is not possible

As long as the input delay is barely noticeable, it doesn't bother me, but Tearing does

It's a laptop just for info and I don't know if it's because of that, but the Intel HD GPU is connected in front of the GPU, so it works with games with depending on the game, it also has a load of 5 to 20% and the monitor is a generic PnP monitor

Except to turn it on in the Nvidia settings or in the Nvidia Inspector Profile, I don't know how to force it

Correctly.

But the console doesn't care, you simply have input lag.

If you have low FPS on the console, which hopefully should only be the case relatively rarely.

On the desktop, Vsync from Nvidia has but also here and there light tearing but the light tearing is normal, right?