Justin, as far as I know Voodoo drivers have had this option for a few
years now (I haven't been able to find a way to do this on Matrox
cards). It is driver dependent. NVidia's detonator drivers allow you to
go into their advanced options; Additional Properties; to turn this on
or off (at least it works for my GeForce 256).

The problem with turning off VSync is that you then allow a new frame to
begin being painted in mid screen and this can cause some strange
graphic artifacts.

- John Wright
Starfire Research

Justin Couch wrote:
>
> David wrote:
> >
> > I was reading the OpenGL forum and they recommended disabling VSync in the
> > driver.  I changed mine to "off always" and my framerate jumped up
> > considerably in my application.
>
> Is this particular to a given card/driver? If not, mind sharing some
> info on where to go to set these things. Might be useful for the FAQ
> (once I've finished re-writing the generator code!)
>
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