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Give me a TL;DR version
Buy G-Sync for the best gaming experience.
Give me a TL;DR version
Buy G-Sync for the best gaming experience.
Similar to buy SDD for overpriced low storage device, yet incredible difference one can not argue against.
According to Linus there is no requirement for 120Hz, so IPS panels with low refresh rates can work with G-Sync assuming OEMs which don't care about Gaming IPS panels decide to put it in.
Overlord might be a good bet however.
Buy G-Sync for an overpriced TN monitor.
I'd like to argue against it, what is this issue people have with input lag? I've been using V-sync forever and I've never had input lag.
You'll probably just used to the input lag. Turn off V-sync and you may notice an immediate change in how much more responsive the game feels, or the mouse movements at least. Though the biggest amount of lag you may notice, in regards to having V-sync on, is when it causes a massive drop in FPS, or when you are pinned at 60 FPS in a DX game that uses triple buffering.I'd like to argue against it, what is this issue people have with input lag? I've been using V-sync forever and I've never had input lag.
You've had input lag, you just have not noticed it.
It is like a lot of the "better" technologies; certain people are more susceptible to the impacts.
I'd like to argue against it, what is this issue people have with input lag? I've been using V-sync forever and I've never had input lag.
Buy G-Sync for an overpriced TN monitor.
Our brains are more powerful than any supercomputer ever built. Why are you surprised that we can notice the difference between 16.7ms variances?The input lag can't be more than 16.7 ms on a 60hz monitor, how can anyone be susceptible to 16.7 ms?
Does look good, but dang the wait for this is horrible.
pcper.com has a link to a video showing off the differences (need to download and play at 60hz to be able to see the impact it has). This is the direct link to the video:
https://mega.co.nz/#!cVVHDLJS!WVqGkjE9sbDrFRXoUnDRzlKfYRpO5UNh9z49IDEdZCQ
So disappointing that its only limited releases to the US and Canada today. I really do want to pick up one of these monitors and the module and play with it.
pcper.com has a link to a video showing off the differences (need to download and play at 60hz to be able to see the impact it has). This is the direct link to the video:
https://mega.co.nz/#!cVVHDLJS!WVqGkjE9sbDrFRXoUnDRzlKfYRpO5UNh9z49IDEdZCQ
Does look good, but dang the wait for this is horrible.
I noticed something strange in that video. The Vsync/Gsync comparison looked great. But when it went to Gsync alone at the end of the video I started seeing hitching in the pillars, but not in the pendulum.
Could it be because I watched on a 120hz monitor?
What they are displaying as the vsync example appears to be 30fps, and for gsync 60fps.
The input lag can't be more than 16.7 ms on a 60hz monitor, how can anyone be susceptible to 16.7 ms?
This sounds useless to someone who bought hardware ensuring fps stays above or at monitor refresh rate. Maybe I'm wrong??
No such hardware exists.