Soldato
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Nope they are the same, They is no real difference between them.
Have you tried them both then shanks

Nope they are the same, They is no real difference between them.
Have you tried them both then shanks![]()
what is wrong with good old Vsync?, i got a Gsync monitor and feel no difference.
get a good 100Mhz+ monitor + a gpu that can keep up and your good.
I sent from a 27" acer predator to a 27" acer predator with Gsync(XB270HA) and i feel ripped off lol
what is wrong with good old Vsync?, i got a Gsync monitor and feel no difference.
get a good 100Mhz+ monitor + a gpu that can keep up and your good.
I sent from a 27" acer predator to a 27" acer predator with Gsync(XB270HA) and i feel ripped off lol
To me personally the biggest advantage of g-sync is that it runs on NVidia cards. I like my PC quiet, I like 100Hz monitors, I like Metro 2033 with high PhysX (it's waaay better than Redux) and there is rarely any issue with SLI.
But if none of these things concern you then Freesync and AMD in general is without a doubt better value for money.
Xfire has its issues but SLI is hardly perfect either. And whats quietness got to do with it? 970's for a time were notorious for coil whine incase anyone had forgotten. Or are you saying Freesync is noisy?![]()
Really wanted to pick up a nano but never did as the freesync monitor choice to accompany it was lacking. I.e there are no freesync 100hz ips ultrawide monitors. Closest freesync offerings have poor ranges and top out at 75hz :/
Yeah i got a freesync monitor ...and well....im not that taken with it , the only thing that i noticed was my fps holding at 144-151 @1920x1080...but i had to have Vsync on for that other wise it was just the same as not having a freesync monitor , this also makes me thing would i again be wasting money by trying out g-sync, and not using freesync, and just having Vsync on a get the same results
For me,the question would be...Nvidia or AMD? If you prefer one or the other then get the monitor to match. Yes,Gsync is more expensive but so are Nvidia cards usually and it dosnt stop people buying them (myself included).