Really? That's pretty weird. Never thought I'd require a monitor over 60hz for old Dos games. Even the most modern games don't need that. Btw I saw a Vsync option in Dosbox Staging config, but enabling it doesn't seem to have any effect. How come?

MK = Mortal Kombat Yes, that Batman Forever game is the correct one. I tried the changes for core, cputype and cycles that you have suggested, but they make the game run super slow.

I'd prefer you try the games that I mentioned above. I have a core i5 (3rd gen). 60hz monitor. Using Dosbox 0.74-3. Config attached below.

Pretty much every game that I tried, such as Batman Forever(sidecroller) and MK Trilogy, they all have very noticeable screen tearing. Is there any way to fix it?

Now how do I enable Vsync? If it it not automatically enabled when you associate the profile with the custom DOSBox version, it is probably a newly introduced dosbox.conf setting, not yet supported by DBGL. I'll focus on improving support for custom DOSBox versions, for the next DBGL release. I'm …

Ok I downloaded Dosbox-r4483 and it seems to allow using the shaders I mentioned above. Now how do I enable Vsync?

I'm a noob, just started with DOS games and downloaded DBGL because it seemed user friendly. Though I'm facing a problem regarding shaders. Aside from those displayed in the "Scaler" dropdown menu in "Official options", where can I find more shaders like CRT etc. and how do I use them? I can't seem …

I was able to run Metal Gear Solid 2 (GOG version) with dgVoodoo2. However, there is one issue as of now. After closing the game, the game's executable (mgs2_sse.exe) keeps running in the background. I have to go to Task Manager and manually close it every time, otherwise the game won't start if I …