Asus ROG Swift PG348Q 34" Ultra-Widescreen - 100 Hz?

[derek.e.hyde]

Anyone using this monitor? How do I get 100 Hz with g sync while running AC? Only 60Hz shows up in the game settings, so pressing the turbo does nothing.

[derek.e.hyde]

Do I need to turn g sync on in the GPU software or something?

[Talkie Toaster]

Enable it in Nvidia Control Panel (right click the Nvidia logo in taskbar), and it should then work in Assetto Corsa.

[Evilhamster888]

Hi, out of the box, the screen is set at 60 hz. You will also need to manually enable "overclocking" in the OSD and set the "max refresh rate" at 100 hz (don't forget to do what derek.e.hyde said in windows). Then you will be able to enjoy AC at 100hz with Gsync.

[Simon said EAT DUST PLAYER_1 !]

so the general order of steps is:
first set your desktop-resolution to the preferred refresh-rate of 100Hz. Apparently the monitor needs to be told to offer that refresh-rate over the data feedback-channel that is part of the signal-connection. Using the display-port is worth a shot if you have problems with hdmi.
When that was successfull, you might be presented the option inside your game(s) automagically.

[derek.e.hyde]

The OSD still leaves a bit to be desired. It looked like it was selected, but when I ran through it again, it gave a pop up message about changing the refresh. You have to click yes with the joystick and voila... You can change the desktop settings and it magically appears in AC.

With everything maxed out, I was averaging 90 fps with the 1080. I backed that down to get an average of 150 fps, but on the test i still get a min under 30. In game I run a max of 100 fps. It really is more lifelike/realtime. I don't really notice much visually, but the response is much better. I'm really glad I got the 1080... I thought the 1070 might be enough.