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Nvidia preparing new Geforce with GK110

I'm not sure why I'm even bothered I game on a 51 inch plasma! and this tech is unlikely to ever make it across to TV's :(

Still great for those that can take advantage of it.
 
A bit of both.



How do you define nay saying? The point i made stands. What difference is it going to offer over vsync with a limit of 1fps below the sync limit, assuming you can maintain those fps? If you can't maintain those fps then i agree it could offer a nice benefit. The problem becomes how long will the reduced input lag make a difference when fps drops well below 60.



Happy to be proved wrong. :)


...Matt. It's not the same thing. Even at 59FPS or whatever you're still waiting for the monitor to synchronise. They're still not in sync.
 
A bit of both.



How do you define nay saying? The point i made stands. What difference is it going to offer over vsync with a limit of 1fps below the sync limit, assuming you can maintain those fps? If you can't maintain those fps then i agree it could offer a nice benefit. The problem becomes how long will the reduced input lag make a difference when fps drops well below 60.



Happy to be proved wrong. :)

I agree it sounds promising, just like mantle. Need to wait and see though.

Seriously Matt,I understand what you're saying just think it must be a lot bigger than what you boiled it down to
 
...Matt. It's not the same thing. Even at 59FPS or whatever you're still waiting for the monitor to synchronise. They're still not in sync.

I know my point was it has the same effect on input lag. If you can maintain the 59fps there will be reduced input lag and perfect smoothness with zero frame time variation and no stutter/judder.
 
Youre not regretting the Dell already are you Greg?

Not at all however, I would love to get one of these G-Sync monitors from what I have just seen.

no, no pricing today

I will be keeping an eye on these. I could do with knowing.

As long as it's not stupid I'm 100% getting one. Going to 144hz changed FPS gaming for me I have a feeling this will be even more noticeable going off the comments from Ryan and Linus and Rein.

I have just come from a 120Hz monitor (or 3 of them) to a single 1440P monitor. Picture wise, the 1440P wins hands down but for smoothness, you can't beat 120Hz+ WhyScotty told me how to OC my monitor and it is now sitting at 84mhz, so not bad but before that at 60Hz, I got tearing in Bioshock Inf.

I forgot all about tearing and that was a slump of the shoulders but give me this G-Sync monitor at a fair price and 1440P please and I am in. DSR time for the Dell :D
 
I know my point was it has the same effect on input lag. If you can maintain the 59fps there will be reduced input lag and perfect smoothness with zero frame time variation and no stutter/judder.


Well that's just the point there is still however many ms difference between frames. The screen is still having to refresh vertically whilst the GPU renders everything in realtime. It's never in full synchronisation. How this translates in terms of difference is obviously difficult to gauge.
 
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