If you're reading this, you've probably heard of this thing called 'the Internet.' Now this thing we call the Internet can spread information, rumors even, but not all of it may be true.
The rumor, coming from the sometimes-questionable WCCF, is that Nvidia's new G-Sync tech will be exclusive to Asus monitors until the end of Q3 2014. G-Sync is a technology that fixes screen tearing in Kepler-based games. Of course, that G-Sync is first launching on Asus monitors we already knew, but it seems that Nvidia could be sticking to Asus for its product development for a while. After that, G-Sync will be coming to other manufacturers as well, including Benq, Viewsonic, and Philips.
Considering that this is still a rumor, be sure to take it with a grain of salt. Considering that Nvidia wants G-Sync to be widely adopted, we're not sure what to believe.
Not sure what G-Sync is? Check out our article here on Nvidia G-Sync.
