Aschenbecher2Go

Important specs: GPU: Palit GTX 1050ti Monitor: Samsung Curved C27F390FH (Freesync supported) Hi all, recently, when I found out that nVidia supports adaptive sync when using displayport, i immediately got ready to get some money of my savings to buy a displayport cable, but then I remembered that my monitor doens't have displayport. So i thought about connecting a displayport to HDMI converter (Amazon) to the displayport slot of my GPU and then connect it to my monitor via HDMI. Does this work or is there any other possibility of tricking the GPU to think that I'm using Freesync? Thanks ~Aschenbecher2Go/Ashtray2Go

Thanks for the answer! I have tried the program and it even updated the driver for me, but the device-manager still says it's broken. Anything else I could do?

Device: HP ENVY x360 ag0003-ng Convertible Notebook OS: Windows 10 64bit Hi all, lately, I had to clear the SSD on my convertible and reinstall Windows afterwards. After reinstalling all of the drivers (both from the device manager and the official product website), I noticed that it doesn't automatically switch to the tablet mode when I flip the screen to the back of the keyboard. Also, after manually switching to tablet mode, it doesn't rotate by itself. Nevertheless, IF I flip the screen back, the keyboard turns itself off. I had a look into the device manager and noticed that the driver for AMD UMDF sensor is broken/doesn't work correctly. I get the error code "Code 31". I tried updating it and it even shows me that the best driver is already installed but it still doesn't work as intended. Any tips? Thanks -Aschenbecher2Go P.S.: Sry if my english isn't that understandable, I'm a student from Austria