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#5627635 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:35 PM
Does it work on Kepler and Maxwell series?
Does it work on Kepler and Maxwell series?
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#5627636 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:35 PM
I have a FreeSync monitor but can't see anywhere to enable Gsync? Can anyone help me?
I have GTX 1060 and IIYAMA ProLite XB3270QS-B1 monitor.
I don't see anything about adaptive sync in specs here: https://iiyama.com/gb-en/products/prolite-xb3270qs-b1/
Does it work on Kepler and Maxwell series?
Pascal and Turing only.
I have a FreeSync monitor but can't see anywhere to enable Gsync? Can anyone help me?
I have GTX 1060 and IIYAMA ProLite XB3270QS-B1 monitor.
I don't see anything about adaptive sync in specs here: https://iiyama.com/gb-en/products/prolite-xb3270qs-b1/
Does it work on Kepler and Maxwell series?
Pascal and Turing only.
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#5627637 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:35 PM
That feeling when your verified monitor is worse than the non verified monitors on this topic. Feels bad.
That feeling when your verified monitor is worse than the non verified monitors on this topic. Feels bad.
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#5627639 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:37 PM
I don't see anything about adaptive sync in specs here: https://iiyama.com/gb-en/products/prolite-xb3270qs-b1/
Pascal and Turing only.
I have just realized that someone has ***** me up! Time to call and kick some ***!
Thank you for your help!
I don't see anything about adaptive sync in specs here: https://iiyama.com/gb-en/products/prolite-xb3270qs-b1/
Pascal and Turing only.
I have just realized that someone has ***** me up! Time to call and kick some ***!
Thank you for your help!
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#5627642 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:44 PM
Again, no adaptive sync support on this display according to the specs: https://www.benq.ee/product/monitor/xl2411z/specifications/
It's also highly unlikely that Gsync will work over anything but DisplayPort for now.
I can use the gsync feature on a BenQ xl2411z 144hz with dvi dual link?
Again, no adaptive sync support on this display according to the specs: https://www.benq.ee/product/monitor/xl2411z/specifications/
It's also highly unlikely that Gsync will work over anything but DisplayPort for now.
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#5627643 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:47 PM
Pascal and Turing only.
This is very disappointing........
Pascal and Turing only.
This is very disappointing........
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#5627644 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:47 PM
I guess it's finally time to upgrade and buy a freesync monitor. My current monitor is a Dell U2715H.
I'll be camping on this thread to make sure that I buy the right one.
I'm looking for a reasonably-priced 27" to 32" IPS 1440p freesync monitor.
I guess it's finally time to upgrade and buy a freesync monitor. My current monitor is a Dell U2715H.
I'll be camping on this thread to make sure that I buy the right one.
I'm looking for a reasonably-priced 27" to 32" IPS 1440p freesync monitor.
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#5627645 Posted on: 01/15/2019 12:51 PM
I look forward to testing my old AOC G2460PF (24" TN 1920x1080@144Hz) some time this week. One of the cheapest displays when it launched 3 years ago and my first VRR screen. Around 190-200 Euros back in Black Friday 2018 was quite nice, despite it being TN. Since then I've moved over to both a Acer XB271HU as well as an X34A.
I look forward to testing my old AOC G2460PF (24" TN 1920x1080@144Hz) some time this week. One of the cheapest displays when it launched 3 years ago and my first VRR screen. Around 190-200 Euros back in Black Friday 2018 was quite nice, despite it being TN. Since then I've moved over to both a Acer XB271HU as well as an X34A.
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#5627648 Posted on: 01/15/2019 01:08 PM
Here's hoping that this inadvertently fixed DX12 issues in Rise too...
That's the goal of gsync/freesync/adaptivesync: eliminate screen tearing and input lag from Vsync.
No reason not to use it unless you experience some issues like flickering or display blinking with it on.
: Fixed occasional application crash in DirectX 12 mode.
Here's hoping that this inadvertently fixed DX12 issues in Rise too...
maybe to reduce input lag or eliminate screen tearing?
That's the goal of gsync/freesync/adaptivesync: eliminate screen tearing and input lag from Vsync.
No reason not to use it unless you experience some issues like flickering or display blinking with it on.
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#5627649 Posted on: 01/15/2019 01:12 PM
There's a bunch of new support articles in NV's KB on Gsync Compatible btw:
Do G-SYNC Compatible displays work on both DisplayPort and HDMI with GeForce GPUs?
Do NVIDIA GeForce display drivers support frame doubling on G-SYNC Compatible displays?
Does variable refresh rate work across mixed monitor configurations?
What are the system requirements for G-sync Compatible display technology?
I own an Adaptive Sync monitor that is not on your G-SYNC Compatible list. Can I enable variable rate refresh anyways?
There's a bunch of new support articles in NV's KB on Gsync Compatible btw:
Do G-SYNC Compatible displays work on both DisplayPort and HDMI with GeForce GPUs?
Do NVIDIA GeForce display drivers support frame doubling on G-SYNC Compatible displays?
Does variable refresh rate work across mixed monitor configurations?
What are the system requirements for G-sync Compatible display technology?
I own an Adaptive Sync monitor that is not on your G-SYNC Compatible list. Can I enable variable rate refresh anyways?
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#5627654 Posted on: 01/15/2019 01:19 PM
Does not really make too much sense to me because:
- the currently available VGA cars all have HDMI 2.0 (so, if going outside of official HDMI specs is such an issue for nVidia, then their driver should require HDMI 2.1 on the VGA card side as well)
- pretty much all currently available TVs with VRR capability use HDMI 2.0 (with features either "back-ported" from HDMI 2.1 specs or "borrowed" from AMD FreeSync specs --- I am not sure which one, or if these are effectively the same)
However, I always expected nVidia to support VRR on TVs with future HDMI 2.1 VGA cars (turing-refresh?) only, so this wouldn't be a big surprise.
Besides, LG is unlikely to release firmware updates with VRR capabilities for their 2018 OLEDs (like my current C8), so I am not in a rush (and I feel like trying some Radeon cards again if the crypto market starts recovering and I find myself wanting to build a little hobby farm yet again).
I read g-sync is supported over HDMI but only if the device supports 2.1.
Does not really make too much sense to me because:
- the currently available VGA cars all have HDMI 2.0 (so, if going outside of official HDMI specs is such an issue for nVidia, then their driver should require HDMI 2.1 on the VGA card side as well)
- pretty much all currently available TVs with VRR capability use HDMI 2.0 (with features either "back-ported" from HDMI 2.1 specs or "borrowed" from AMD FreeSync specs --- I am not sure which one, or if these are effectively the same)
However, I always expected nVidia to support VRR on TVs with future HDMI 2.1 VGA cars (turing-refresh?) only, so this wouldn't be a big surprise.
Besides, LG is unlikely to release firmware updates with VRR capabilities for their 2018 OLEDs (like my current C8), so I am not in a rush (and I feel like trying some Radeon cards again if the crypto market starts recovering and I find myself wanting to build a little hobby farm yet again).
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#5627655 Posted on: 01/15/2019 01:20 PM
now it is clear, that adding about 150-200 € for g-sync monitors was robbing the users.
now it is clear, that adding about 150-200 € for g-sync monitors was robbing the users.
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#5627658 Posted on: 01/15/2019 01:25 PM
I would call it self-robbing.
now it is clear, that adding about 150-200 € for g-sync monitors was robbing the users.
I would call it self-robbing.
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#5627659 Posted on: 01/15/2019 01:25 PM
What does that mean? NV didn't promise anything on VRR support over HDMI yet. It's possible that Turing will end up being HDMI 2.1 compatible and in that case they may enable adaptive sync over HDMI on Turing but it's more likely that we'll have to wait for the next gen GPUs to get HDMI 2.1 outputs.
Which is why there's a chance of NV enabling HDMI VRR over 2.0 in the future as HDMI Forum has officially allowed to implement some 2.1 specifications in 2.0 devices and VRR is among these.
With only 12 out of 400 adaptive sync displays passing NV's Gsync compatibility tests, it's clear that it's the opposite really.
- the currently available VGA cars all have HDMI 2.0 (so, if going outside of official HDMI specs is such an issue for nVidia, then their driver should require HDMI 2.1 on the VGA card side as well)
What does that mean? NV didn't promise anything on VRR support over HDMI yet. It's possible that Turing will end up being HDMI 2.1 compatible and in that case they may enable adaptive sync over HDMI on Turing but it's more likely that we'll have to wait for the next gen GPUs to get HDMI 2.1 outputs.
- pretty much all currently available TV with VRR capability uses HDMI 2.0 (with features either "back-ported" from HDMI 2.1 specs or "borrowed" from AMD FreeSync specs --- I am not sure which one of if these are effectively the same)
Which is why there's a chance of NV enabling HDMI VRR over 2.0 in the future as HDMI Forum has officially allowed to implement some 2.1 specifications in 2.0 devices and VRR is among these.
now it is clear, that adding about 150-200 € for g-sync monitors was robbing the users.
With only 12 out of 400 adaptive sync displays passing NV's Gsync compatibility tests, it's clear that it's the opposite really.
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LG 38" ultrawide XR382CQK works great. It's super smooth.
However, freesync is not selectable when HDR on monitor is enabled. Am I supposed to be allowed to choose either one of these 2 feature and they cannot be enabled together? It's freesync 1 monitor if that matters.