Okay so I tested this out with my MSI Optix G27C2 and it works pretty good IF I disconnect the HDMI cable I have going to my capture card . If I leave it connected it will cap at 60 Hz even though I'm connected to my 144hz monitor through display port . Messing around with stuff to see if I cam find a remedy but maybe that's just how it works
Okay so I tested this out with my MSI Optix G27C2 and it works pretty good IF I disconnect the HDMI cable I have going to my capture card . If I leave it connected it will cap at 60 Hz even though I'm connected to my 144hz monitor through display port . Messing around with stuff to see if I cam find a remedy but maybe that's just how it works
No, just the driver/control panel.do you have to install geforce experience to get the freesync support?
Do you have v sync enabled?No, just the driver/control panel.
I got the cheapest monitor from nvidia's list and I'm pretty happy. It seems to work as intended (no flickering or tearing or whatever) but despite upgrading from 60hz to 144hz and gsync I wouldn't say it's the revolutionary experience people hyped it all up to be. Then again I haven't done a direct comparison to see how the frame drops show when I have regular/triple buffered vsync enabled to see if it seems that much choppier now. Still, I can definitely tell when the frame rate goes below 60 fps as before (that seems to be my threshold, anything above and I really can't tell for now). So, the biggest upgrade to me turned out to be going from 1080p to 1440p and at a slightly larger size (but not too large either, I like to keep the ppi dense). I wouldn't say it was a worthwhile upgrade if my last monitor hadn't been dying but as I needed to buy a new one it worked out.
No, I know it has to be off for gsync, the monitor itself also correctly reports its v. frequency as freesync rather than a set 144Hz or whatever, like I said I haven't gone back to compare gsync vs vsync to see if the downgrade is now more visible than the upgrade was when first setting it all up.Do you have v sync enabled?
Ok, I was going to say, I thought there was a physical reason that G-sync monitors were more expensive.There's only one g-sync, and that's g-sync with a module on the display side. The rest is simply Vesa's adaptive sync or HDMI's VRR. It doesn't matter what label Nvidia attaches to it. Don't be fooled by clever marketing.
If Nvidia cards don't support DisplayHDR1000 with adaptive sync on a monitor without a g-sync module then the limitation lies with Nvidia. Not with the monitor or the connection standard.
No, I know it has to be off for gsync, the monitor itself also correctly reports its v. frequency as freesync rather than a set 144Hz or whatever, like I said I haven't gone back to compare gsync vs vsync to see if the downgrade is now more visible than the upgrade was when first setting it all up.
So with these settings how does the monitor itself correctly report it's running in freesync rather than just its chosen Hz and I don't get any tearing or anything I should notice if I've merely been running with vsync disabled and no gsync to speak of?v sync should be enabled globally through the nvidia control panel
they really do a shitty of job coming up with a guide telling you how to set it all up
So with these settings how does the monitor itself correctly report it's running in freesync rather than just its chosen Hz and I don't get any tearing or anything I should notice if I've merely been running with vsync disabled and no gsync to speak of?
I don't have that "Set up G-SYNC option at all.
Probably, I use a displayport cable but I was going to do that anyway, I need my GPU's one HDMI output for my VR set. And there's also a bug (?) where when I connect another active device to HDMI (so not when VR is off) it disables gsync on my primary displayport monitor too.I don't have that "Set up G-SYNC option at all.
My monitor is a 240hz freesync one.
Is it because of the HDMI? The cable allows me to have 240hz with no problems.
I don't have that "Set up G-SYNC option at all.
My monitor is a 240hz freesync one.
Is it because of the HDMI? The cable allows me to have 240hz with no problems.
I don't have that "Set up G-SYNC option at all.
My monitor is a 240hz freesync one.
Is it because of the HDMI? The cable allows me to have 240hz with no problems.
It depends on the HDMI version maybe?i THINK displayport has higher bandwidth than HDMI as well. i can only get 3440x1440 @ 50 hz over HDMI, while i can do 3440x1440 @ 120hz over DP. it could just be my screen using an older HDMI standard though (alienware aw3418dw)
i just got a BenQ EW270U. it's not validated by Nvidia but holy shit it works so well. i can't go back to my old monitor now.
whoops, yeah...forgot the 3 lol.You mean EW3270U? What bit is that HDR? What gpu do you have?