#4797113

main_shoby

2014-04-08 17:39

1440p @ 110hz here, on Dual DVI :P

#4797119

yasamoka

2014-04-08 17:44

1440p @ 110hz here, on Dual DVI :P

Got to 110Hz I see :P

#4797202

xIcarus

2014-04-08 19:18

aaaand the prices of gsync monitors will half. about time. IF gsync will still be supported.

#4797352

KBDE

2014-04-08 22:30

I wonder if freesync would work with one of those chinese 1440p monitors with passthrough board.

#4797471

NoData

2014-04-09 00:52

One of my 144hz monitor is connected to a DP port. It's flawless really. Even the sound work perfectly. My 2 others are also at 144hz, but on dual-DVI. DP has many nice features like daisy chain support and sound transport. HDMI fall quick when talking abouth bandwith, but HDMI 1.4 and over can do Ethernet connection between components, which is usefull. Anyway, it's nice to see an open format soon to be release. G-Sync is way too expensive and vendor limited.

#4797486

---TK---

2014-04-09 01:31

I wonder if freesync would work with one of those chinese 1440p monitors with passthrough board.

Wrong nationality they are korean.

#4797487

tsunami231

2014-04-09 01:34

I would be intrested in what nvidia has to say about this. it might be funny. All i know is I welcome a fix to tearing with out all the performance hits

#4797915

vazup

2014-04-09 19:19

Will the DP 1.2a fit into DP 1.2 port?

#4797926

eclap

2014-04-09 19:42

Chinese monitors lol, made me laugh.

#4797983

semantics

2014-04-09 21:26

It's hard to say it's nearly the same, Nvidia's method gets a precise timing because the monitor and gpu are directly communicating. AMD's method extrapolates out to get the timing meaning there is a possibility that wildly erratic fps such as what you get with games won't be supported. Still be great for video though.

#4798023

yasamoka

2014-04-09 22:37

It's hard to say it's nearly the same, Nvidia's method gets a precise timing because the monitor and gpu are directly communicating. AMD's method extrapolates out to get the timing meaning there is a possibility that wildly erratic fps such as what you get with games won't be supported. Still be great for video though.

Source / proof?

#4800067

Zhyr

2014-04-13 15:58

The monitor needs to support DP at a higher refresh than 60hz. My VG248QE does 144hz on DLDVI and only 60 on DP. When you've upgraded it to G-Sync, it does 144hz on DP *shrug* As for current monitors supporting it, very doubtful without a firmware upgrade and when's the last night a company has released a firmware upgrade for a computer monitor?