“Why are you still selling these? These monitors have backlight flickering with Adaptive Sync enabled. The firmware did not fix the issue. They're all broken unless you disable adaptive sync AKA gsync. That's a key feature which should not need disabled”
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You haven't tested it correctly. That's why you haven't noticed. Open CineBench R23, and run a single core test. Make sure windows and the Nvidia driver have Gsync enabled and under Graphics Settings, VRR enabled. Now, make sure the monitor has adaptive sync enabled. Now, open the monitor's information popup to show current refresh rate. Now, with the cinebench single core test running, you should see the frame rate is now adaptive and changing. Now, tell me what the entire outer section of your screen looks like. Be honest. Thanks.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.New Firmware was released in 2020 that fixed the flickering issue. All you have to do is download it and update your Monitor. Though im sure all new monitors come pre installed with this firmware.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I've had one for a few months never had any flickering its a great monitor
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