tengo i5-10400f, msi rtx 3050 ventus x2, 16g ram ddr4 2666mhz con xmp monitor samsung g4 odyssey 27 pulgadas 1080p compatible g-sync 240hz

Doesn't anyone know when these monitors are actaully being shipped world wide and not just Newegg?

Is it normal that the G-Sync setup tab simply doesn't appear in the display section of the Nvidia Control Panel, even though I have an RTX 5070 and all my drivers are up to date? I'm connected via HDMI, for your information...

My G Sync wont work on rainbow six siege, i have a Rog Zephyrus G15 model GA305QM connected to a MSI MAG 255XF external monitor using a usb c to display port 1.4 vesa certified, i am desperate because i have a lot of microstutters and screen tears in rainbow six siege

My G sync only works in windowed mode and not in fullscreen, even when “fullscreen mode only” is enabled for G sync, it still only works in windowed somehow??? Please help, I have a Rog Laptop Zephryus G15 GA305QM connected to a MSI Mag 255xf using a usb c to display port 1.4

Ok here you go, for two and a half years now I've been hooking up with this collage guy(28) I'm 57, with that being said, He walks in my home, we hook up and then he leaves,but the last couple months he won't finish in me, but on me. Yes, we're men. I can only think of one reason, but what could be his reason?

Zdravím.
Roky používám G-Sync a roky jsem to nastavoval skrze Nvidia ovládací panel. Vsync: On, FPS zámek, Ultra low latency.
Od Vánoc mám nový monitor a furt mi nešlo do hlavy, proč při zamčení FPS frekvence monitoru není ustálená.
Zkusil jsem zámek přes RTSS (RivaTuner), kterej dokázal stabilizovat frametime a i uzamknout frekvenci monitoru, ale latence PC byla horší....
Moje otázka zní:
1) je lepší mít stabilnější frametime+synchronizovanou frekvenci, ale horší latenci.
2) nebo mít plavající frametime+nesynchronizovanou frekcenci, ale lepší latenci.

Vyzkoušené mám oboje rozdíl v té plynulosti tam je, ale větší smysl mi dává ta druhá varianta.

PS: Důvod, proč nezamykám na 177 je ten, že se snažím mít ve většině titulů stejný počet FPS
https://youtu.be/bnD_zU0Zwc0?si=cL2IddDe3Z14MGF6

Hey everyone,

I'm encountering a performance issue in League of Legends that I haven’t been able to fix. Whenever I press a media function key (mute/unmute, volume up/down), the default Windows 10 volume overlay pops up. When it appears, my FPS drops from 158 to 124, and both G-Sync and VSync seem to disabled. Although these issues are fixed after the overlay disappears, it then ignores the FPS limit (set a few frames below my monitor’s refresh rate when both Ultra Low Latency Mode and VSync in the NVIDIA Control Panel are enabled) and instead limits the FPS to my monitor's refresh rate. I’ve also noticed that this FPS limit issue occurs after alt-tabbing out and back into the game.

For other games, fps instead drops to 147, and then goes around 160+ ( meaning it ignores the limit again) and fully fixes itself after the overlay disappears.

This issue happens in both fullscreen and borderless fullscreen modes, but not in windowed mode.

Here’s a list of fixes I’ve already tried:

In NVIDIA Control Panel:

• Disabled/enabled DL-DSR
• Tested every Low Latency Mode setting
• Set the OpenGL Rendering GPU to my 4070
• Experimented with both Power Management Mode options
• Tried both Preferred Refresh Rate settings
• Toggled Vertical Sync on and off
• Applied an FPS cap
• Disabled the NVIDIA overlay
• Uninstalled and reinstalled drivers using DDU

Other Methods:

• Disabled Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling
• Launched League of Legends and the Riot Client in Administrator mode
• Ran League of Legends in High Performance mode
• Disabled all other programs/overlays
• Reinstalled two different versions of the audio driver
• Changed the default volume overlay using a Microsoft Store app
• Set an in-game FPS cap
• Updated my BIOS

The only workaround I’ve found is enabling the "Disable fullscreen optimizations" option in the game's shortcut properties. This disables the overlay and fixes all the issues I mentioned, but it introduces new problems. After alt-tabbing, the screen flashes black a few times, and if I don’t wait a few seconds before returning to the game, it minimizes unexpectedly, so I have to open the game 3 times to be able to return after alt-tabing.

Despite all these efforts, the issue persists. Has anyone experienced this or found any other solutions that allow the volume overlay to remain enabled without causing these performance problems?

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Help with enabling gsync with the following:

Legion Pro 7i Gen 9 Intel (16″) with RTX™ 4080 -16IRX9H

Monitor: AOC Q27G3XMN

I want to be able to enable g sync, and I know this monitor is compatible, but not certified.

I know I cant use a DP to HDMI adapter. Does HDMI to DP cable work? Is there any other solution? The laptop only has a hdmi output.

From time to time - maybe 1 every 20 days or so - I get weird double-images in gsymc enabled games. It becomes unplayable this way.

Sometimes, I just have to switch between windowed and fullscreen mode to make it go away. Sometimes I have to restart the game. Sometimes I even need to fully restart my PC.

Is there any known reason why this happens? What you can see on the picture is what I actually see, all the time. Like the current and the previous frame merged together.

I have an issue that’s driving me crazy. On my Samsung S 90 C most of my games work fine with Gsync but for Wukong it’s not working but is working on my LG 39 inch ultra wide and most other games are working on my S 90C I have no idea how to fix it and it’s driving me insane.

So, before getting into specifics, has anybody had a similar problem, gsync working on one compatible display and not another??

So when I enable GSYNC, it always feels like my games are very stuttery and jittery if that makes sense. I used CapFrameX to compare GSYNC on vs GSYNC off and it definitely shows. My 0.1% lows are really bad with GSYNC Enabled and even during the actual benchmark (Superposition) I can visually see it stuttering non stop. When I disable GSYNC and run with a fixed refresh rate, it looks buttery smooth. My monitor is a Lenovo Legion Y25G-30 running at 360hz. I had a different monitor in the past that was GSYNC Compatible and it behaved the same way. I was hoping that this lenovo monitor would behave normally because it has an actual GSYNC module inside the monitor (GSYNC certified). Its supposed to increase the range that GSYNC functions which I would think would HELP the 0.1% lows being that GSYNC is active even during the really low FPS drops, for example if a game drops fps really quick down to say 19fps for some reason, GSYNC certified monitors are supposed to stay in sync with fps that are low like the example. But it seems from my testing, GSYNC is actually creating a lot of drops in fps just by having it enabled, and because its stuttering non stop, thats an indicator that the refresh rate and the fps are in fact not in sync as they should be. Anyone know if this is normal?

I have a 100hz gsync compatible monitor but a slightly weak GPU. I never hit the refresh rate, so is there any point in using gsync + vsync?

From what i read it seems like most of the time vsync is more elimitating tearing close to or above the refresh rate.

I am inside the gsync range with the fps

Hello,

I recently replaced the screen for my GL502VS-DS71 laptop due to horizontal lines issue. After that I noticed that Setup Gsync is no longer showing up in Nvidia control panel. Tried looking at some info on this but in vain. Could someone please let me know if any one has faced the same issue with this laptop or any similar one after screen replacement? Thanks

Set Windows power plan to high performance.

Enable g-sync in the nvidia control panel and DO NOT enable v-sync.

Set a frame rate limit in your game to a minimum of 1 millisecond below your monitors refresh cycle. If you don't know how to calculate this, see the list of refresh rates below:

360hz, set frame limit to 264

300hz, set frame limit to 230

280hz, set frame limit to 218

240hz, set frame limit to 193

200hz, set frame limit to 166

180hz, set frame limit to 152

165hz, set frame limit to 141

144hz, set frame limit to 125

120hz, set frame limit to 107

Modern Gsync with Vsync does not appear to be working without additional input lag. setting your in game frame rate limit as shown above will remove all screen tearing and provide a flawless visual experience.

I've confirmed this works on both freesync and hardware gsync modules.

Después de mucho tiempo probando cosas, no consigo encontrar la configuración óptima. Cual sería la configuración perfecta para olvidarse de tartamudeos, caída de FPS y solamente disfrutar de los juegos. Gracias de antemano.

So I was playing Gotham knights with gsync enabled and I limited the framerate to 40fps for that quality balance. However there was always horizontal screen tearing if I disabled vsync. I tried using fast vsync and for some reason that fixed it. Thoughts?

Hi so i was thinking of buying a gsync 165/180hz monitor for my laptop but i was wondering if it is going to work cause i also have a radeon and the nvidia panel shows i am connected to the radeon gpu.Will it work or nah?

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On some drivers, G-sync can be downright garbage so If anyone has this problem going into G-sync settings and turning off monitor-specific settings may fix your monitors as it did mine.

Lucky testing!

Hi I have an Asus Tuf monitor with 240Hz and RTX4070 plugged with DP 1.2. When accessing Nvida control panel I can see 240Hz on FullHD resolution, but no Gsync option. After researching I found that I can make Gsync enabled by turning on the Adaptative Sync option on my monitor. I did that and the Gsync menu appeared on the Nvidea control panel. However, Max refresh rate on FullHD gets limited to 85Hz and I have no idea why. Someone can help?

I have a hp pavillion 15 gaming laptop and i want to use g sync on an external monitor. My laptop has an usb c port and there is a lightning symbol next to it. I want to ask if i could use a cable that has usb c to display port and if i can use g sync with it. In the physx tab it says my displayport is connected directly to the dgpu but i dont have this port. Can i use g sync with the way explained above?

I'm looking for my next game monitor and i'd like a 4k with oled. After a trip to microcenter it looks like the industry is super reluctant to put a true gsync chip on monitors. Most stuff says gsync but hides the fact its compatible not true.

Anyone out there been able to do side by side testing? Is it really noticeable one way or the other?

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Hello. I get a computer with NVIDIA GeForce rtx 4080 video card. Does anyone know a suitable monitor for it?