What is VSync in Minecraft?

Ever wondered what VSync means when you’re tweaking the settings in Minecraft? Well, you’re not alone! Let’s break it down in simple terms.

VSync, or Vertical Sync, is a gaming term that’s not exclusive to Minecraft but is pretty important in making your gameplay smoother. So what’s it all about, you ask?

Quick Answer: What’s VSync?

VSync stands for Vertical Synchronization. It’s all about matching the game’s framerate with your monitor’s refresh rate to prevent screen tearing. Screen tearing happens when your monitor shows multiple frames at once. Not a pretty sight, right?

By turning on VSync in Minecraft, you ensure that the game only sends a new frame to be displayed when your monitor is ready to refresh. This can make your Minecraft adventures look smoother and more enjoyable. But, remember, it might also slightly affect your game’s performance if your device isn’t top-notch.

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