18 Aug 2015 at 13:08 #21 mxoagentjohnson mxoagentjohnson Associate OP Joined 16 Nov 2011 Posts 696 wunkley said: So, just to be clear, you have tried your Gsync monitor on your second rig, and gsync works fine on that, and you see none of these issues? Click to expand... Not the large issue i had but that small juddery thing yes.
wunkley said: So, just to be clear, you have tried your Gsync monitor on your second rig, and gsync works fine on that, and you see none of these issues? Click to expand... Not the large issue i had but that small juddery thing yes.
18 Aug 2015 at 13:21 #22 wunkley wunkley Soldato Joined 27 Jul 2004 Posts 3,837 Location Yancashire mxoagentjohnson said: Not the large issue i had but that small juddery thing yes. Click to expand... So, just to be clear again ..... 1.) When you use your only Gsync monitor on one rig, you get the little judders? 2.) When you use the same Gsync monitor on your OTHER rig, you get the little judders too? 3.) And one rig runs windows 10, and the other runs windows 7 ? If so, and you swear it wasn't like this before, that's strong evidence pointing towards a failing Gsync module in your monitor.
mxoagentjohnson said: Not the large issue i had but that small juddery thing yes. Click to expand... So, just to be clear again ..... 1.) When you use your only Gsync monitor on one rig, you get the little judders? 2.) When you use the same Gsync monitor on your OTHER rig, you get the little judders too? 3.) And one rig runs windows 10, and the other runs windows 7 ? If so, and you swear it wasn't like this before, that's strong evidence pointing towards a failing Gsync module in your monitor.
18 Aug 2015 at 13:28 #23 mxoagentjohnson mxoagentjohnson Associate OP Joined 16 Nov 2011 Posts 696 wunkley said: So, just to be clear again ..... 1.) When you use your only Gsync monitor on one rig, you get the little judders? 2.) When you use the same Gsync monitor on your OTHER rig, you get the little judders too? 3.) And one rig runs windows 10, and the other runs windows 7 ? If so, and you swear it wasn't like this before, that's strong evidence pointing towards a failing Gsync module in your monitor. Click to expand... I believe it may be failing, which is odd as it's been turned off for a fair bit of time as i've just been working instead of gaming. I'll have to test a little more but might have to rma it to overclockers or acer.
wunkley said: So, just to be clear again ..... 1.) When you use your only Gsync monitor on one rig, you get the little judders? 2.) When you use the same Gsync monitor on your OTHER rig, you get the little judders too? 3.) And one rig runs windows 10, and the other runs windows 7 ? If so, and you swear it wasn't like this before, that's strong evidence pointing towards a failing Gsync module in your monitor. Click to expand... I believe it may be failing, which is odd as it's been turned off for a fair bit of time as i've just been working instead of gaming. I'll have to test a little more but might have to rma it to overclockers or acer.