Been Noticing in-game tearing

[Griinch]

Just got a new laptop with Intel, downloaded a couple games and have noticed some game tearing happening. Black areas will flash in and out. I don't know if its because they're on old engines or whats going on. Was wondering if there is a fix for it?

Couple of specs:
Processor name : 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1255U
Intel Iris Xe

I mean it aint the best for a laptop card, but it damn well shouldn't be tearing and flashing black areas all over the screen on older engine made games.

 

[WICKEDp4th]

Intel® Graphics is Causing Screen Tearing on Windows® 10/11.

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Environment
May apply to all Intel® Graphics
Operating System
Windows® 10, 64-bit*


Summary
Troubleshooting steps for Intel® Graphics performance issues.
Description
Having issues with the Intel® Graphics Driver and System stability.
Screen starts to tear up and only shows a snip of the screen above the display and the rest is black screen after switching monitor refresh rate back to its original state that was 144hz.
Resolution

• Update your driver using the
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  , or manually download and install the latest driver from
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  • For Laptops, Surfaces, built-in towers or All in One systems find the latest OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) drivers on
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• Adjust the resolution and refresh rate of the display.
• Enable
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• Limit FPS in-game
• Make surethat Windows is up to date.
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    for further assistance.
• Test different video cables, displays, and video ports.
• Go tothe BIOS and load the default settings.
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• Ensure the RAM (Random Access Memory) is running at a speed supported by your motherboard and processor.
• Test the processor using the
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[Griinch]

Well, I'll be damned! Posting everything I've already tried and done lmao. Thanks for that though. That was my first go to and still really haven't found a solution as to why