How can turn on vsync in gnome shell?

That's my problem, I can not turn on vsync (or vertical synchronization) in gnome shell, so that videos are "choppy" vertically. I must say that I have a HD integrated graphics intel sandy bridge, in ubuntu with nvidia card is easily activated from the nvidia control panel. as I can do the same in intel? It also clarifies that I can enable compiz vsync from ccsm, but I find nothing in shell

Solution 1:

Intel driver has a good option for tear free rendering:

sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf

under the Section device which use intel driver add the following option:

Option "TearFree" "true"

If you do not have the xorg.conf file you can easy generate them for you using nvidia-settings or using Xorg

Look at this

I hope it helped you.