freesync via nvidia card now working
Rtings need to update there review. As of firmware 1372 freesync now works using a nvidia card. I have tested it myself usung the nvidia pendulum demo and in games. It previously used to give intermittant black frames or just lose display altogether. This update makes it a great option for 1440p 120hz gaming now.
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Hi! Unfortunately, we no longer have this TV so we can’t retest it.
- 21010
I have confirmed, G-Sync.
- 21010
Confirmed working, but only through hdmi port 1 even though all ports will expose gsync compatibility when freesync is enabled in tv menu. Ports are otherwise identical in supported resolutions and refresh rates (only hdmi 3 stands out with arc). Documentation is very much lacking.
Edited 2 years ago: more betterer - 21010
Confirmed working, but only through hdmi port 1 even though all ports will expose gsync compatibility when freesync is enabled in tv menu. Ports are otherwise identical in supported resolutions and refresh rates (only hdmi 3 stands out with arc). Documentation is very much lacking.
I must add that it plays a littlebit better with amd cards as it works on hdmi 1 through 4, and a few games experience less to no microstuttering on amd. That said, most games do run flawlessly on nvidia, too. For many games, fullscreen mode is a requirement for stutter free gameplay on both nvidia and amd, but that is probably nothing new. tested on rtx 3070 and rx 6600 xt.
Edited 2 years ago: better and language