Question about Ultrawide monitors...

[SilentGameTestR]

Are there variants that have both G-Sync and Freesync support?

I want the PBP feature which i know ultrawides are designed for that, however my question is, if a model supports both syncs, can the screen detect those on individual inputs?.

Basically could i have G-Sync one side and Freesync the other or are they not designed like that?, so instead it will just recognise both systems connected, but both sync options would be disabled?

 

[Ayahuasca]

There are monitors that support both NVIDIA G-Sync (or “G-Sync Compatible”) and AMD FreeSync (or Adaptive-Sync) but if I'm understanding you correctly, there is no guarantee that you can use them independently per input (one input using G-Sync while the other uses FreeSync) and have both VRR systems active simultaneously in a multi-input or PBP/PiP (Picture-by-Picture / Picture-in-Picture) mode.

I would be very surprised if you could use G-Sync and FreeSync simultaneously on the same monitor.

 

[SilentGameTestR]

There are monitors that support both NVIDIA G-Sync (or “G-Sync Compatible”) and AMD FreeSync (or Adaptive-Sync) but if I'm understanding you correctly, there is no guarantee that you can use them independently per input (one input using G-Sync while the other uses FreeSync) and have both VRR systems active simultaneously in a multi-input or PBP/PiP (Picture-by-Picture / Picture-in-Picture) mode.

Ah ok good to know and ok then thats fair enough.

I wasn't sure if any of the new fancy spec gaming ones did it or if it just simply not a thing altogether. Its not a selling point. it would be convenient, but i wouldnt need to have both systems connected like that, i was just curious if there was the technology for it.