“Is is it possible to have the free-sync work with a nvidia card? I have a rtx 2060. One of the reviews the forced g-sync works really well. I just want a confirmation before I buy the monitor.”
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I can't answer this specifically, but if you can utilize 240Hz / fps or close, and don't mind 1080p @ 27" it's a great monitor. I can't imagine that it wouldn't work seamlessly, and at it's current sale price of $350 it's well worth giving a shot.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Dedicated G-Sync modules in monitors is becoming less and less of a thing in the most recent releases. All G-Sync compatible monitors I have tested from the official G-Sync compatible list on Nvidia’s website all work great. I have tested 5 different models.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have an nvidia card and the variable refresh rate works fine. Honestly, the type of person who can use this monitor to the fullest (extremely competitive gamers) don't typically use g-sync or freesync as that usually introduces additional input lag. I recommend checking the average fps you're getting using geforce experience with the games you actually play before buying the monitor. If your GPU can only output 120 frames, there is no difference between this monitor and a less expensive 144 hz one. I have a titan xp and I have to turn down settings in some games to be able to hit 244 hz average.
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