Yes, this is the guy who managed to download the nvidia mobile gsync demo driver and then posted up videos of gsync "working" on a nongsync desktop monitor, when others tried to replicate his steps, all it did was enable a checkbox in NVCP, but the end result was obviously not actual gsync working
The extent of his work was just force loading a mobile driver on to a desktop machine
There were account of it working and funny enough shortly after nvidia started reuploading older drivers with patched security.. Wonder why they did that.. His main point was that gsync could be done without a module and everyone laughed at the guy..Now we have nvidia doing gsync offically without a module and we still laugh at the guy? The internet is a cruel place. I cannot speak for his methods or the driver he uploaded but the main message he wanted across was and still is valid. I would be a bit ****ed to for getting all that flak when in the end I was proven correct by the very company that said it could not be done.
There were account of it working and funny enough shortly after nvidia started reuploading older drivers with patched security.. Wonder why they did that.. His main point was that gsync could be done without a module and everyone laughed at the guy..Now we have nvidia doing gsync offically without a module and we still laugh at the guy? The internet is a cruel place. I cannot speak for his methods or the driver he uploaded but the main message he wanted across was and still is valid. I would be a bit ****ed to for getting all that flak when in the end I was proven correct by the very company that said it could not be done.