Enter to Win a G-SYNC DIY Kit from Nvidia
A chance to try out G-Sync for yourself!
A couple of months back, Asus’ VG248QE won our Smart Buy award in Asus VG248QE: A 24-Inch, 144 Hz Gaming Monitor Under $300. Now we have a special treat for those of you who followed our guidance. Nvidia reached out to us right after we published G-Sync Technology Preview: Quite Literally A Game Changer with an offer we couldn’t refuse. The company is making a limited number of modded monitors with G-Sync modules available starting next week.
Through Tom’s Hardware, Nvidia hopes to equip those of you who already own Asus’ VG248QE and a compatible GeForce card with its module kit so you can try G-Sync out for yourself.
The company plans to give away five kits (estimated value: $100). But there are a couple of rules, so listen up.
First, you need to be a do-it-yourselfer with contributions to the Tom’s Hardware forums. Second, you cannot resell the kit (yes, we imagine Nvidia will be keeping its eye on auction and classified sites). You must be able and willing to mod your monitor on your own, and provide feedback to Nvidia on what you think of G-Sync. Lastly, and we hate to do this every time, but the giveaway is only open to residents of the U.S., excluding the state of Rhode Island.
To enter, take a picture of yourself with your Asus VG248QE and a sign with your forum handle. Fill out the following entry form and attach your image. If we get more than five submissions, we’ll pick them out of a hat at random.
Good luck, and thanks for playing!!
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Seriously though I'm looking forward to the first 16:10 IPS G-sync capable panels, until then... Meh!
At least I have something to wait for in the monitor department.
But I am just not willing to mess around with my Q2702b.. 1440p @ 100hz is just too good to be true!
Edit: The maximum allowed file size is 500kb.
I hope g-sync works well in Quake Live, ideally with zero perceptible input lag.
According to the contest rules, no. You must have a VG248QE monitor already as well as a recent Nvidia graphics card in order to participate in the contest.
Location: San Francisco, California
Kepler GPU: ASUS DirectCUII GTX 670
I am excited to try out this new technology DIY Module G-Sync to deliver this very smooth, responsive framerate as well as seeing No Screen Tearing, No Stutter, and Less Lag.
I have been using CRT monitor for 14 years (back in 1999) and I believe modern LCD Gaming monitors are far superior than its predecessor.
No new Nvidia Card? Well, you better get yourself a Kepler GPU 700 series to ensure that G-Sync and Kepler GPU will communicate each other with output device, Monitor.
I have ASUS DirectCUII GTX 670