Is this a G-sync enabled monitor? null

Actually now they have Gsync enabled on the optix monitors So yes.

This is freesync monitor not gsync but you can use a nvidia gpu to use (adaptive sync) which is the same. Don't worrie its a good monitor. This is a really good deal. just bought it today. way better than the Samsung 144 hrz monitor with freesync which i purchased a few months ago and broke by accident. Adaptive sync is Nvidias Freesync wich is basically all the same. Look up adaptive sync on google. Just go not Nvidia control panel and select adaptive sync provided you have a display port to plug into it. Basically what im saying Is that it dont matter if you have a AMD or NVIDIA gpu you will be able to utilize the Sync feature.

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MSI - Optix G27C5 27" FHD LED Curved Freesync Monitor (DisplayPort, HDMI) - Black-Front_Standard

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Actually now they have Gsync enabled on the optix monitors So yes.
Answered by JDmacc 4 years ago
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This is freesync monitor not gsync but you can use a nvidia gpu to use (adaptive sync) which is the same. Don't worrie its a good monitor. This is a really good deal. just bought it today. way better than the Samsung 144 hrz monitor with freesync which i purchased a few months ago and broke by accident. Adaptive sync is Nvidias Freesync wich is basically all the same. Look up adaptive sync on google. Just go not Nvidia control panel and select adaptive sync provided you have a display port to plug into it. Basically what im saying Is that it dont matter if you have a AMD or NVIDIA gpu you will be able to utilize the Sync feature.
Answered by JDmacc 4 years ago
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