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use dp or dvi-d if you can first, then hdmi if there are no better options available
Main monitor is using it's dp 1.4 i believe.
if hdmi is the only other choice, then you need to use it
but vga is actually a faster signal type than hdmi, but not digital or having hdcp protections
I didn't read all the posts.
G-Sync does work on hdmi 2.1 provided that your graphics card is a series 20 or later. Considering that yours is a series 30, then yes it works. Half way down the page....
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4764/~/do-g-sync-compatible-displays-work-on-both-displayport-and-hdmi-with-geforce
edit :
yes, maybe Gsync compatible, but not Gsync or Gsync Ultimate, with module...
Yes, Gsync and Gsync Ultimate have a module in the monitor, it's the best, and they have a high range for gsync, like 1-144hz or 30-144hz.
Gsync compatible have most of the time a range of 48-144hz, and has no module, and some times from my experience, I had stutters, but with the module, never.
That's the difference.
Gsync ultimate is for Gsync module + HDR.
so gsync monitors are about 50-60w vs 30-40w for freesync displays
just sayin, it will have no impact on real world electric bill or power draw in a house/apartment
its just that the new cali display efficiency laws are reflecting this, the monitors need to be labeled as 'variable refresh gaming' monitors to fall under the less efficient category
It has DP 1.4A