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There used to be a GSync upgrade kit, but as far as I know everything is built in nowadays. I'm not sure if 60 Hz panels are limited inherently by the panel or mainly by the controller, but it would basically be a no as well. You can try to overclock the monitor, but that's very hit or miss.

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2 hours ago, tikker said:

There used to be a GSync upgrade kit, but as far as I know everything is built in nowadays. I'm not sure if 60 Hz panels are limited inherently by the panel or mainly by the controller, but it would basically be a no as well. You can try to overclock the monitor, but that's very hit or miss.

ok thx anyway

 

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