Originally posted by:Set 60 Hz in Catalyst Control Center and Windows Control Panel, I even tried Rivatuner and DirectXOverrider, both enabled 60Hz and vsync but without luck, im still having the ladder/lockpicking bug Don't bother with Catalyst Control Center. It's pretty bad at forcing its settings into games (as oppose to panel that Nvidia has).

If anything - use RadeonPro. --EDIT-- Oh great. This game is using D3D8 for rendering. God damn DirectX 8. RadeonPro is capable of forcing new settings since D3D9 (and obviously OpenGL). OK, as DirectX 8 to DirectX 9 convertor doesn't work with Deadly Shadows, install MSI Afterburner (it uses RivaTuner as well). Once you run it, you'll have 2 icons in your start bar, that look like a plane.

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Click on the one with pink 60 number - it should open 'RivaTuner Statistics Server technology' window. Click on the + button and add T3Main.exe. After that, click on the wrench button in the right upper corner and set the Frame limit (to 60 or 59).

Click OK and click the arrow pointing downwards (by no means click X button, as it will restart RivaTuner and you'll have to configure Frame limit again). Finally, launch Thief Deadly Shadows with MSI Afterburner and RivaTuner opened in the background. Do not use other applications like D3DOverrider or other version of RivaTuner, when using MSI Afterburner. Originally posted by:Set 60 Hz in Catalyst Control Center and Windows Control Panel, I even tried Rivatuner and DirectXOverrider, both enabled 60Hz and vsync but without luck, im still having the ladder/lockpicking bug Don't bother with Catalyst Control Center. It's pretty bad at forcing its settings into games (as oppose to panel that Nvidia has). If anything - use RadeonPro.