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I've noticed there are a handful of ways to apply v-sync to a game:

• In-game option
• Catalyst Control Center
• D3DOverrider
• Windows 7 Desktop Window Manager (via DWM.exe when gaming in Windowed-Fullscreen mode)

What are the functional/applicable differences between methods? I'm trying to determine which method might be preferable over another, or when you might want to use one method over another.

I've noticed there are a handful of ways to apply v-sync to a game:

• In-game option
• Catalyst Control Center
• D3DOverrider
• RadeonPro
• Windows 7 Desktop Window Manager (via DWM.exe when gaming in Windowed-Fullscreen mode)

What are the functional/applicable differences between methods? I'm trying to determine which method might be preferable over another, or when you might want to use one method over another.

I've noticed there are a handful of ways to apply Vsync to a game:

-In-game option
-Catalyst Control Center
-D3DOverrider
-Windows 7 Desktop Window Manager (via DWM.exe when gaming in Windowed-Fullscreen mode)

What are the functional/applicable differences between methods? I'm trying to determine which method might be preferable over another, or when you might want to use one method over another.

I've noticed there are a handful of ways to apply v-sync to a game:

• In-game option
• Catalyst Control Center
• D3DOverrider
• Windows 7 Desktop Window Manager (via DWM.exe when gaming in Windowed-Fullscreen mode)

What are the functional/applicable differences between methods? I'm trying to determine which method might be preferable over another, or when you might want to use one method over another.