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FreeSync vs. G-Sync Compatible | Unexpected Input Lag Results

Battle(non)sense Jan 22, 2019 06:20
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You can now use an adaptive-sync aka. FreeSync monitor on an Nvida graphics card without any workarounds or hacks as the Nvidia driver now comes with native adaptive-sync support. So I set out to test if there is any difference between running a monitor in FreeSync, or G-Sync Compatible mode. What did look like a fast and straight forward test turned out to be quite a challenge which lead to some interesting results and raised more questions about adaptive sync monitors on Nvidia graphics cards. ► Support Battle(Non)Sense: https://www.patreon.com/battlenonsense ► FreeSync vs. G-Sync (original test): https://youtu.be/mVNRNOcLUuA ► Previous video: https://youtu.be/8Kvj5TZNNJ4 ► Next Video: ► Connect with me: ➜ FB: facebook.com/BattleNonSense ➜ twitter: twitter.com/BattleNonSense ➜ email: [email protected] ► Outro Music: Many of you asked for the name of the outro song. Sadly I have to tell you that it is not a "song". It is a custom made music to be used for intros/outros that I bought a while ago. #gsync #freesync #inputlag
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