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Sep 19 2019 09:00am
Why is my 144hz acer gaming monitor not gysnc compatible but my 60hz hdready fujitsu is? (according to nvidia system settings -► set up gsync)
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Sep 19 2019 10:58pm
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Why is my 144hz acer gaming monitor not gysnc compatible but my 60hz hdready fujitsu is? (according to nvidia system settings -► set up gsync)




What is the model of the Acer monitor?
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Sep 21 2019 03:27am
its an Acer KG241P
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Sep 21 2019 03:30am
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its an Acer KG241P




It's a freesync monitor... not gsync.


/e This may help??

https://www.howtogeek.com/401792/what-is-g-sync-compatible-and-how-to-enable-g-sync-on-freesync-monitors/

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Sep 21 2019 05:01am
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It's a freesync monitor... not gsync.


/e This may help??

https://www.howtogeek.com/401792/what-is-g-sync-compatible-and-how-to-enable-g-sync-on-freesync-monitors/


i know it is, but I doubt my 30$ fujitsu hdready is gsync :p just curious why I can enable it on that crappy monitor and not on my good one
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Sep 21 2019 05:49am
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i know it is, but I doubt my 30$ fujitsu hdready is gsync :p just curious why I can enable it on that crappy monitor and not on my good one



According to that article, there seems to be about 3 conditions that have to be met to get the monitor to show up in Nvidia control panel gsync settings. I'm guessing you haven't met all those conditions.. yet.
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Sep 21 2019 05:51am
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According to that article, there seems to be about 3 conditions that have to be met to get the monitor to show up in Nvidia control panel gsync settings. I'm guessing you haven't met all those conditions.. yet.



I do. I got a rtx 2060, I got the newest driver (43x.), dp and freesync :D
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Sep 21 2019 05:52am
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I do. I got a rtx 2060, I got the newest driver (43x.), dp and freesync :D




Further down the article it said something like to have to enable some setting in the monitor's on screen menu?

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Once you’ve confirmed that your monitor is FreeSync compatible and you’re using a DisplayPort cable, check the on-screen menu of your monitor. That’s the one that you activate via the physical buttons on the monitor. Go into the menu and make sure that the Adaptive Sync or FreeSync function is enabled.


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