Amd Freesync with nvidia card

[YUNG_BRUH]

So iam buying a gaming monitor for my build after using a laptop for 9 years and i want to ask if i can somehow sync my nvidia card with the freesync technilogy. Can this be possible?

[SrBox64]

Yep, is possible, only with a DisplayPort

[YUNG_BRUH]

Originally posted by SrBox64:

Yep, is possible, only with a DisplayPort

is as good as with a gsync monitor though?

[ᴇᴅᴡᴀʀᴅ ʏᴏꜱᴏ]

i believe Freesync is for AMD and G-Sync is for Nvidia GPU

[YUNG_BRUH]

Originally posted by ᴱᵈʷᵃʳᵈ ʏᴏꜱᴏ ᴺᵉʷᵍᵃᵗᵉ:

i believe Freesync is for AMD and G-Sync is for Nvidia GPU

correct

[Chill-Out-Zone]

Nvidia let you uses G-sync on some freesync tech monitor.
Here one list:
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/heres-a-list-of-all-the-nvidia-g-sync-compatible-monitors-confirmed-so-far

[YUNG_BRUH]

Is this monitor gsync compatible?

https://www.skroutz.gr/s/24484866/MSI-Optix-G32CQ4-Curved-Gaming-Monitor-31-5-QHD-165Hz.html

[Agent]

G-sync is the better tech, but freesync does the job fine and should still work.

[Agent]

Originally posted by ᠌ ⁧⁧ ᴀᴏɪ:

Is this monitor gsync compatible?

https://www.skroutz.gr/s/24484866/MSI-Optix-G32CQ4-Curved-Gaming-Monitor-31-5-QHD-165Hz.html

Usually they have a G-Sync label or it will be displayed in the title.

[YUNG_BRUH]

Originally posted by Rock Head:

Originally posted by ᠌ ⁧⁧ ᴀᴏɪ:

Is this monitor gsync compatible?

https://www.skroutz.gr/s/24484866/MSI-Optix-G32CQ4-Curved-Gaming-Monitor-31-5-QHD-165Hz.html

Usually they have a G-Sync label or it will be displayed in the title.

yes it has only freesync,but i heard that you can enable gsync in freesync monitors too

[Agent]

Originally posted by ᠌ ⁧⁧ ᴀᴏɪ:

Originally posted by Rock Head:

Usually they have a G-Sync label or it will be displayed in the title.

yes it has only freesync,but i heard that you can enable gsync in freesync monitors too

Not sure about that. G sync is a chip built into the monitor unlike free sync

[YUNG_BRUH]

Originally posted by Rock Head:

Originally posted by ᠌ ⁧⁧ ᴀᴏɪ:

yes it has only freesync,but i heard that you can enable gsync in freesync monitors too

Not sure about that. G sync is a chip built into the monitor unlike free sync

sadly ik man,ughhh i dont want to drop 550 on a samsung G7 though

[SoldierScar]

If it's G-sync compatible monitor then yes, which is like all the freesync gaming monitors now.
I don't know how dedicated gsync modules are any better if it's already as smooth as butter and tear free with freesync gsync compatible monitors.

I use RTX 3080 with Asus VG27AQ which is a freesync monitor but gsync compatible, and it works perfectly fine, same as it did with Radeon RX5700XT.

[Agent]

Originally posted by SoldierScar:

If it's G-sync compatible monitor then yes, which is like all the freesync gaming monitors now.
I don't know how dedicated gsync modules are any better if it's already as smooth as butter and tear free with freesync gsync compatible monitors.

I use RTX 3080 with Asus VG27AQ which is a freesync monitor but gsync compatible, and it works perfectly fine, same as it did with Radeon RX5700XT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAzT24uP6c4

[YUNG_BRUH]

anyway thanks guys, i will maybe get a samsung G5 ,thanks!

[nullable]

Originally posted by Rock Head:

Originally posted by ᠌ ⁧⁧ ᴀᴏɪ:

yes it has only freesync,but i heard that you can enable gsync in freesync monitors too

Not sure about that. G sync is a chip built into the monitor unlike free sync

Yes. And no.

I have a Gsync monitor like the one you describe, with a Gsync Module.

But Nvidia elected to also call their VESA Adaptive Sync implementation/support: Gsync. When they started supporting Adaptive Sync/FreeSync a few years ago. So it can mean either and it makes it very difficult to discuss and invariable there has to be a post explaining the history and adoption concerning proprietary Gsync and unfortunate branding of an open standard.