At the beginning of this year during CES 2019, NVIDIA announced the company’s graphics cards would support AMD’s FreeSync monitors thanks to an update in the GeForce drivers. This week the company has added more NVIDIA G-Sync FreeSync monitors to its ever-growing list of compatible displays under the ‘G-Sync Compatible’ initiative.
Check out the video embedded below to learn more about the performance and features you can expect from the support added by NVIDIA to its latest graphics cards.
As of March 25th, 2019 the full list includes :
Acer XV273K
Acer ED273A
Acer XFA240
Acer XF250Q
Acer XG270HU
Acer XZ321Q
Asus MG278Q
Asus XG248Q
Asus XG258Q
Asus VG258Q
Asus VG258QR
Asus VG278Q
Asus VG278QR
AOC AGON AG241QX
AOC G2590FX
BenQ XL2540
BenQ XL2740
NVIDIA support for adaptive sync displays is offers in four tiers first is G-Sync Ultimate, the new name for G-Sync HDR, one step down is regular G-Sync and then we have “G-Sync compatible” monitors and finally the FreeSync or VESA Adaptive Sync monitor with an NVIDIA GPU via a setting in the Nvidia Control Panel. Expect more monitors to be added over the coming months and new monitors to launch with G-Sync Compatible verification.
Source: Kit Guru
Latest Geeky Gadgets Deals
Disclosure: Some of our articles include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, Geeky Gadgets may earn an affiliate commission. Learn about our Disclosure Policy.
