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FreeSync on GTX 750 ti ?

Letron

Hi, I'm planning to buy a 144hz freesync monitor, my gtx 750 ti is capable of 144hz at 1080p through dual link dvi or hdmi 1.4

 

but can I enable FreeSync? I know that G-Sync requires displayport but can i get freesync with hdmi 1.4?

 

and if I cant, can I be FreeSync-less on desktop at 144 hz and lock games at 60 fps without having any problem? thank you

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Not to toot your horn, but what games can the 750ti run at 144hz?

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I can play League of Legends, Valorant, CS:GO at constant 144 fps without drops

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Nope, no freesync. It's only a thing for 10 series and later.

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but will I get tearing issues without freesync on desktop at 144 hz and locking games at 60 fps?

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On 9/2/2020 at 7:47 PM, Letron said:

but will I get tearing issues without freesync on desktop at 144 hz and locking games at 60 fps?

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