Free sync monitor with nvidia graphics card

[JacobiYounger]

So I am picking up the LG 34UM67-P 34” from newegg just because it was on sale. And I have been doing a lot of research about it. So I didn't even realize it had free sync technology and I know I don't have to use it but will the overall performance be determined by that? I have a gtx 980 SC from EVGA. Will it still run that screen resolution without the need of free sync? Anyone else have this monitor or any similar questions/issues.

[crysilis]

Just now, JacobiYounger said:

So I am picking up the LG 34UM67-P 34” from newegg just because it was on sale. And I have been doing a lot of research about it. So I didn't even realize it had free sync technology and I know I don't have to use it but will the overall performance be determined by that? I have a gtx 980 SC from EVGA. Will it still run that screen resolution without the need of free sync? Anyone else have this monitor or any similar questions/issues.

it will run fine you just can't use freesync

[Starelementpoke]

7 hours ago, JacobiYounger said:

So I am picking up the LG 34UM67-P 34” from newegg just because it was on sale. And I have been doing a lot of research about it. So I didn't even realize it had free sync technology and I know I don't have to use it but will the overall performance be determined by that? I have a gtx 980 SC from EVGA. Will it still run that screen resolution without the need of free sync? Anyone else have this monitor or any similar questions/issues.

You can use it, you just can't make use of Freesync.

[Bl00dgod]

11 minutes ago, Starelementpoke said:

You can use it, you just can make use of Freesync.

you just cant make use of freesync

 

the display works fine just without the feature

 

freesync is only usable with a amd GPU

you´ll have to get a g(reed)sync-display to benefit from a "similar" feature

most display that have gsync have a 200buck higher price for nvidias proprietary module 

sadly it doesnt work with a free standard called adaptive sync that comes from the displayport 1.2a standard

 

2560x1080? why no real 1440p display

[JacobiYounger]

Now my next question is should I just use a HDMI Cable, or a DVI cable, or the displayport? But I think the display port only works if I am using the AMD card and am going to use free sync correct?

[JacobiYounger]

4 hours ago, Thread212 said:

You cant use FREE SYNC with NVIDIA card.
because Free Sync is Amd technology.

Free sync its similar to nvidia g-sync.
it used to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering.

the answer its FINE. u still can run the games smoothly but u cant use free sync.
if u want something similar to free sync..buy a monitor that has G-SYNC in the spec sheet.

Please see my above question thank you!

[rattacko123]

7 hours ago, JacobiYounger said:

Now my next question is should I just use a HDMI Cable, or a DVI cable, or the displayport? But I think the display port only works if I am using the AMD card and am going to use free sync correct?

Dislayport works just fine with Nvidia, you wont have any quality loss or anything like that, the only thing that you will miss is Freesync

[Starelementpoke]

7 hours ago, Bl00dgod said:

you just cant make use of freesync

 

the display works fine just without the feature

 

freesync is only usable with a amd GPU

you´ll have to get a g(reed)sync-display to benefit from a "similar" feature

most display that have gsync have a 200buck higher price for nvidias proprietary module 

sadly it doesnt work with a free standard called adaptive sync that comes from the displayport 1.2a standard

 

2560x1080? why no real 1440p display

Severe typo, my bad.

[RyGuy99]

10 hours ago, Thread212 said:

You cant use FREE SYNC with NVIDIA card.
because Free Sync is Amd technology.

Free sync its similar to nvidia g-sync.
it used to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering.

the answer its FINE. u still can run the games smoothly but u cant use free sync.
if u want something similar to free sync..buy a monitor that has G-SYNC in the spec sheet.

If only it didn't cost an extra $150-300...

[JacobiYounger]

4 minutes ago, Thread212 said:

sorry i am late..
It depends on what resolution u want and the monitor.
u can use all of that connector.
display port work on all gpu.

now comes to the lesson.

there's 2 type of Dvi.
and 2 varieties.
DVI-I and DVI-D = Dvi-i can carry both digital hdmi signal and Vga signal. while Dvi-d can only carry HDMI signal.
Single link and dual link dvi = Single link can only display 1920x1200 60hz while dual link can support 2k display.
the only cons in dvi is that . cant carry audio or ethernet data and the connector is bulky.

And HDMI
Hdmi 1.4 : has no locking mechanism though all hdmi doesnt have it.
                 didnt support 21:9 aspect ratio and the resolution is limited to 4k at 30 hz. below 4k it support 60hz.

Hdmi 2.0: addresses everything except the locking mechanism. 

So what would be your recommendation for this monitor? Sorry I am asking so many questions. I just want it to be the best for my situation. Now I have a regular HDMI cable and a displayport to HDMI cable. Which should I use or should I just get a full display port connector? Also last question is and I am guessing it doesn't matter which end I put the display port connector in? My computer or my monitor and have the HDMI cable in the other.

 

Thank you!

[JacobiYounger]

2 hours ago, Thread212 said:

i updated my post.. make sure u read it if u need it.

I guess my question was.. Which one would be better to use. Sorry for the confusion.