Gigabyte AORUS FO32U2P Flat QD-OLED: 32" 4K 240Hz with DisplayPort 2.1, KVM

[philo-sofa]

Wonder if it because it connected by HDMI

Could the issue eh given its working for you, was googling it and there used to be compatibility issues. Not likely to take the time out to dig out the DP cables unless @Guest2 is going to view the comparison.

 

[Guest2]

Noup, just the one in my sig, over an HDMI 2.1 connection.

Try DP1.4 if you can

 

[Guest2]

Could the issue eh given its working for you, was googling it and there used to be compatibility issues. Not likely to take the time out to dig out the DP cables unless @Guest2 is going to view the comparison.

Yeh, dont mind. More out of interest to see if its only gsync on DP - weird if it is?!

 

[philo-sofa]

Yeh, dont mind. More out of interest to see if its only gsync on DP - weird if it is?!

Found a cable but HDMI isn't the issue. Gsync still refuses to engage on the Pendulum demo. Can take a video of a game if that's of use.

 

[Guest2]

Found a cable but HDMI isn't the issue. Gsync still refuses to engage on the Pendulum demo. Can take a video of a game if that's of use.

Not sure that will confirm if it's Gsync being used (in a game)
...unless there's an OSD on the monitor showing the monitor Hz and game FPS and run a game like Bodycam. Maxed out the FPS will be low in parts (20s, 30s, 40s) with the OSD on the monitor showing the refresh rate syncing to the game FPS. If its using Gsync properly, both should almost always match 1:1 (as my Gsync IPS screen does)

 

[chaparral]

From my understanding all the gsync compatible 32" 240hz OLEDs only support VRR down to 48hz

You can see this on the list here https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/g-sync-monitors/specs/

Some of the odd ones that say they support down to 40hz is really only down to 48hz

Like the AW3225QF says 40-240hz but from what i have seen posted it really 48-240hz so take some of these VRR numbers with a large pinch of salt

Sorry I have the Asus OLED as i was kind of expecting all the different brands of 32" 240HZ OD-OLED's to work the same

I been doing more tests with this G-Sync demo and noticed only the the G-SYNC 60FPS/60hz works properly
When you choose the 50fps test the monitor runs at 100hz instead of 50hz

(See my post above where i said to take the low gsync compatible numbers with a large pinch of salt)

So running these tests
With G-sync off = 240hz in all fps tests

G-Sync 0n =
60fps = 60HZ
50fps = 100hz
40fps = 80hz