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Gsync On a GTX 1070

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gsync matches the monitor refresh to your gpus frame output down to 30fps and up to the maximum supported by your panel

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Hi guys :) good day, I want your feedback. I'm planning on buying a 1440p monitor 60hz or above with gsync and I'm using my NVIDIA GTX 1070 but I'm not sure if gsync will benefit me since my card will only push trough around 60hz on max settings on most AAA games and Im not sure if it will go above 100 on PUBG. Will Gsync still help me even if im just playing on 60fps but the monitor renders 144hz..? 

 

thank you for help :)

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G-Sync also eliminates tearing, where one part of the screen displays an image that isn't exactly in line with the other.

Example:

Bottom displays a curtain, but the top displays that curtain but slightly cut in half.

In some games you can really notice this effect, that one reason why FreeSync & G-Sync (Adaptive Sync) technologies exist.


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Yes it'll benefit you.

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What happens if my game only runs @ 60 fps and Im using a 144hz monitor, will gsync set it @ a stable 60fps even if my monitor is @ a native 144hz ?

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G-sync reduces screen refresh rate to match fps and eliminate tearing, which means it is useful when your FPS is lower than the max refresh rate. This means it will be nice to have it for your monitor.

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gsync matches the monitor refresh to your gpus frame output down to 30fps and up to the maximum supported by your panel

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