How to Disable V-sync? Color intensity slowdown the FrameRate and response time?

Hey there!

I think other's have covered the V-Sync issue ad-nauseum, but if you're looking for the highest framerate, make sure you set your output to the lowest resolution possible (i.e. 720p on an Xbox One & 1080p on an Xbox One X).

That's note quite how it works. Xbox one games will run in whatever resolution they were designed to run in, a setting that is also hard coded. Putting the console into 720P will have zero impact on frame rate.

Maybe someone important could tell me some code to disable it

Now one 'important' can tell you how to disable it because it can not be disabled. V-Sync is hard coded into the games. It can not be overridden. There is no secret sauce to do what you are asking.

Disabling vertical synchronisation has nasty effect of creating that horrid screen tearing effect and because the current generation of consoles have such relatively weak CPU's, disabling V-Sync on a game won't magically give you super high frame rates.
There is a reason why developers lock these things down on console hardware.

In game settings it has to give you the option of whether you want to activate "V-sync" or not, normally it is in screen settings

Are you talking about PC? because Xbox console do not have it so normal it doesn't.

In game settings it has to give you the option of whether you want to activate "V-sync" or not, normally it is in screen settings

Hey there!

I think other's have covered the V-Sync issue ad-nauseum.

If the game has a setting for V-Sync you'll obviously want that off. BUT also check to see if the game you're playing has a graphics mode option of "Performance" or "Quality" like Forza Horizon for example and make sure you set it to
Performance:





Also, if your TV supports it make sure you enable Game Mode on your TV and/or Auto low-latency Mode (ALM) on your Xbox as seen below:





Lastly, if you're playing enhanced Xbox 360 games
on an Xbox One X... check this setting and enable performance mode:









Also, you can set the output to the lowest resolution possible (i.e. 720p on an Xbox One & 1080p on an Xbox One X). I've edited this to move it down the list as there's some debate and so far we have no 1st-party documentation stating how the Xbox One handles
resolution when related to performance.

Hopefully, this helps you and shows that Microsoft has given you, the gamer more options than people might think game on! 🤘