g sync monitors now available

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I see they are now for sale for anyone wondering when they would arrive, well they have.

Asus 24" VG248QE Monitor with NVIDIA G-SYNC Kit fitted

Supplied with displayport cable

Conventional 60Hz LCDs show extensive motion blur, and can be distracting when playing games with fast movement.

NVIDIA® G-SYNC™ eliminates screen tearing, VSync input lag, and stutter. To achieve this revolutionary feat, we build a G-SYNC module into the monitor, allowing G-SYNC to synchronize the monitor to the output of the GPU, instead of the GPU to the monitor, resulting in a tear-free, faster, smoother experience that redefines gaming.


• Ultra smooth action with 144Hz rapid refresh rate and 1ms (GTG) response time
• With an 80,000,000:1 ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio (ASCR) and 350cd/m² of brightness, the ASUS VG248QE delivers life-like visuals in Full HD 1920 x 1080
• A comfortable viewing with ergonomic design for swivel, tilt, pivot, and height adjustment

cant post links obviously but have a search on google and you will find.
 
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I bet there is absolutely nothing that they've added that comes close to the price it bumps monitors up by.

Their response to AMD's freesync is quite amusing too, typical nVidia.

Its about £15 worth of extra electronics (probably cheaper to them as they'd buy in huge bulk).

I think personally if I was spending that much extra I'd just go for the EIZO Foris FG2421 instead (pending actually trying it to make sure its what I want).
 
gsync is for nvidia cards in the 600 series or above.

Frankly, this monitor is so UN-apealing at £441.41 Inc VAT for a TN panel ...

also wtf ..the screen is 144hz but can't display port only operate at 120hz or lower?
 
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gsync is for nvidia cards in the 600 series or above.

Frankly, this monitor is so UN-apealing at £441.41 Inc VAT for a TN panel ...

also wtf ..the screen is 144hz but can't display port only operate at 120hz or lower?

no display port is 144hz capable at least, or so AOC have advised me
 
the price you are seeing now is for the non-gysnc monitor, plus gsync module, plus retailers fee for fitting, plus "only gsync monitor available" gouge - expect actual retail units to be much much cheaper

Does gsync only work with nvidia cards or do they also sync down lower to suit any input frequency (ie 50hz pal amiga).

gsync monitors have only a single display port connector, so whilst it will work at a fixed refresh (such as 144hz or 120, or 60, or whatever) it will only work via display port
 
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