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SkinnyPupp · 02-25-2019, 03:37 PM

Gsync has to be on the way out, now that Nvidia cards finally support Freesync. There's no longer reason for monitors to use the extra hardware.

I use it on the GTX 2060 with my Asus MG248Q and it works fine, despite not even being on Nvidia's official list. Turns out any monitor with adaptive refresh will likely work.

Speaking of which, I am selling it today, and will pick up a 27". I might have to stick with 1080p for budget reasons, but we'll see. I have to decide between 1080P and a VA panel, or 2K with a TN panel. I was really hoping to switch to VA, as I really don't like the look of colours on TN. I'll have to look at the monitors in store to see if 1080p on a 27" looks really bad. I sit about 50cm away from the monitor.

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SkinnyPupp Hacked RS to become a mod Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Sunny Hong Kong Posts: 55,120 Thanked 25,922 Times in 9,112 Posts Failed 1,574 Times in 720 Posts Member's Picture Albums	Gsync has to be on the way out, now that Nvidia cards finally support Freesync. There's no longer reason for monitors to use the extra hardware. I use it on the GTX 2060 with my Asus MG248Q and it works fine, despite not even being on Nvidia's official list. Turns out any monitor with adaptive refresh will likely work. Speaking of which, I am selling it today, and will pick up a 27". I might have to stick with 1080p for budget reasons, but we'll see. I have to decide between 1080P and a VA panel, or 2K with a TN panel. I was really hoping to switch to VA, as I really don't like the look of colours on TN. I'll have to look at the monitors in store to see if 1080p on a 27" looks really bad. I sit about 50cm away from the monitor.