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everything above gtx 650ti boost i belive supports it

monitor and gpu have to support it thats all

 

oh and driver

 

Sauce : http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/g-sync/supported-gpus

Hello! 
This might be a stupid question, but does all nvidia GPU's suppoert G-sync? Or has it nok simply not been released fully yet? I cannot seem to find any infomation about it. And secondly; is it only the GPU and moniter that needs to support it? 
In advance : thank you!

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Hello! 

This might be a stupid question, but does all nvidia GPU's suppoert G-sync? Or has it nok simply not been released fully yet? I cannot seem to find any infomation about it. And secondly; is it only the GPU and moniter that needs to support it? 

In advance : thank you!

stupid questions still need answers, like @Manny Calavera wrote: The only GPU's compatible with nvidia's g-sync technology are GTX 650 Ti and above (all are currently based on the Kepler micro-architecture) There has been a lot of information released in terms of understanding what it is, how it'll be applicable to gaming. What did you have in mind for information that you require?

Yes in the monitor(s) there is a built in scaler to simultaneously display a frame every time the gpu re-renders an image so that tearing from no v-sync is enabled, less input lag & stutter.

Please become a member of the Linus Tech Tips forum, keep writing smug remarks & let us love you. Peace out.


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Well, when I was shopping for a GPU, that description/specs/features section never said anything about g-sync, so I was not sure if it was just obvious it was included or it was something very limited. I did actually find the link @Manny Calavera gave me, but I'd expect to find more infomation on the retailers site(s). But if its included in everything after the GTX 650, it should not be such a hassle. Thanks for the help!

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