Morrowind Terrible Screen Tearing

Post » Fri May 04, 2012 1:21 am

Hi guys, My first post here :D

Anyway I recently purchased Morrowind GOTY edition and it is a great game so far, however I have noticed that there are massive screen tears that although they arent stopping me playing, they are a bit of an annoyance, So I was wondering if there were any fixes for this.

I have done everything in my Catalyst control panel and the preview looks fine but in game it still tearing.

My specs are

Windows Vista 32 bit
Ati radeon x1550 (latest drivers)
Celeron e4300 1.8 ghz Processor
2GB of Ram


Oh and Its a PC :D

Thanks in advance guys
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Post » Fri May 04, 2012 8:17 am

Hi guys, My first post here :biggrin:

Anyway I recently purchased Morrowind GOTY edition and it is a great game so far, however I have noticed that there are massive screen tears that although they arent stopping me playing, they are a bit of an annoyance, So I was wondering if there were any fixes for this.

I have done everything in my Catalyst control panel and the preview looks fine but in game it still tearing.

My specs are

Windows Vista 32 bit
Ati radeon x1550 (latest drivers)
Celeron e4300 1.8 ghz Processor
2GB of Ram


Oh and Its a PC :biggrin:

Thanks in advance guys
Go to your morrowind installation folder and open the file Morrowind.ini(configuration settings).Locate and change the line that reads Max FPS=240 to Max FPS=60.Exit and save the file.Let me know if this helps.
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Post » Fri May 04, 2012 2:04 am

Go to your morrowind installation folder and open the file Morrowind.ini(configuration settings).Locate and change the line that reads Max FPS=240 to Max FPS=60.Exit and save the file.Let me know if this helps.
Ah thanks buddy fixed it :D

Don't know why I didn't think of that before though :P

Cheers
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