G-sync with Displayport to DVI adapter

Nazhul

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Can G-sync (GTX950) work if im using Displayport to DVI Adapter because my monitor has no displayport and only DVI and vga. My monitor is 1600x900 60hz refreshrate Acer s200hql
 
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The monitor itself has to have to support G Sync and be certified.
All the FAQ states is that the system itself has to have a gpu supporting G Sync. You still need a Gsync monitor.

No you have to use Displayport only and the G Sync monitor will only allow Gsync to work on DIsplayport.


The monitor itself has to have to support G Sync and be certified.
All the FAQ states is that the system itself has to have a gpu supporting G Sync. You still need a Gsync monitor.

No you have to use Displayport only and the G Sync monitor will only allow Gsync to work on DIsplayport.
 
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boju

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What Suztera is saying is right, Gsync is actually a physical chip that is put inside the monitor.

Do you mean this faq?
Q: What are the minimum system requirements for notebook G-SYNC?

A: Notebooks must be designed to support G-SYNC. This includes a G-SYNC approved panel and the following requirements:

GPU: GeForce GTX 980M, 970M or 965M (SLI configurations are supported)
O/S: Windows 7, 8 and 8.1
Driver: R352.06 and above

I put the quoted 'approved panel' in bald to highlight the requirement they mention for Gsync to work.

Edit; Panel they mean the monitor, if that may have been the confusing part.
 


I expect it will not work with an adapter. Your monitor has to support this. So any monitors that support Free sync or Gsync will have one Displayport.