Latest patch for Quantum Break on Windows 10 lets you disable V-Sync
The team at Remedy has released a third update for Quantum Break on Windows 10. This latest release adds a number of changes, but the highlight is support for disabling V-Sync. This will let you take full advantage of G-Sync or FreeSync, should your graphics card and connected monitor(s) support either technology.
As well as the above V-Sync toggle, Remedy also implemented the following, according to the official log of changes:
- Fixed an issue with game controllers not working correctly on some configurations
- General fixes
- In response to requests from fans, we have removed SSE4.2, SSE4.1, SSSE3 limitation, which will enable "Quantum Break" on Windows 10 to run on unsupported, below minimum spec hardware
As for the last point, we recommend (alongside Remedy) that you at least make sure your PC meets the bare minimum specifications before purchasing the title. That said, if you're just below the entry point but have read reports you should be absolutely fine on your setup, be sure to give it a try and let us know how you get on in the comments. Proceed at your own peril, though.
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