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Freesync disables below a minimum, it probably does that for a reason. Freesync is useless at 9hz anyway so i just would not care. It's also probably only going to appear during loading screens, it's not that you need high Hz/fps at that point...

 

It might be nice, but there is no use for it so why would someone invest time in it?

I just don't get it...

 

Its more about having a mathematically beautiful system. 

 

Practically - ye there wont be any difference if freesync just disables itself below 9hz.

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Freesync disables below a minimum, it probably does that for a reason. Freesync is useless at 9hz anyway so i just would not care. It's also probably only going to appear during loading screens, it's not that you need high Hz/fps at that point...

 

It might be nice, but there is no use for it so why would someone invest time in it?

I just don't get it...

 

Its more about having a mathematically beautiful system. 

 

Practically - ye there wont be any difference if freesync just disables itself below 9hz.

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