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Freesync on non freesync monitor?

KamilKrait15
By KamilKrait15
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41 minutes ago, SCGazelle said:

First off, why would you trust an article that led you to one of those online surveys. I'm actually going to test that method myself. 

 

Didn't work

 

Edit for clarification: AMD control panel now sees my monitor as FreeSync compatible but enabling it gives me tons of black-screens mixed with an error from my monitor saying 'not optimal resolution'

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3 minutes ago, KamilKrait15 said:

http://clanptg.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=6954

It also says to test freesync is working in a demo, then links to an Nvidia G-Sync demo.

Its not do-able.

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4 minutes ago, Mark17 said:

Well good luck no need to ask us then right?

That link is like telling someone to complete an online survey for a million dollars... how do you know you can trust it until you find out from others. I have asked on this forum to find out if its possible

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2 minutes ago, KamilKrait15 said:

That link is like telling someone to complete an online survey for a million dollars... how do you know you can trust it until you find out from others. I have asked on this forum to find out if its possible

 

First off, why would you trust an article that led you to one of those online surveys. I'm actually going to test that method myself. 

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6 minutes ago, KamilKrait15 said:

That link is like telling someone to complete an online survey for a million dollars... how do you know you can trust it until you find out from others. I have asked on this forum to find out if its possible

No you asked us is it possible we said no. and then you share information you already had.

So your question should have been does this program work.. (no it does not) you will never have the capabilities of native freesync.

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41 minutes ago, SCGazelle said:

First off, why would you trust an article that led you to one of those online surveys. I'm actually going to test that method myself. 

 

Didn't work

 

Edit for clarification: AMD control panel now sees my monitor as FreeSync compatible but enabling it gives me tons of black-screens mixed with an error from my monitor saying 'not optimal resolution'

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