Monitors and TVs tend to have fixed refresh rates, meaning they always update to the next frame on the dot, no matter what. A good rule of thumb is that a 60hz monitor refreshes exactly 60 times per ...
Update: Nvidia has offered the following response to reports of the G-Sync Ultimate specification change: Late last year we updated G-SYNC ULTIMATE to include new display technologies such as OLED and ...
NVIDIA's G-SYNC technology continues to evolve. What started as a way to enhance a game's visual performance and presentation by tapping into the power of variable refresh rates has evolved in recent ...
Graphics Cards Nvidia announces the official release of Smooth Motion for RTX 40-series GPUs, enabling Frame Generation in unsupported games Graphics Cards The latest AMD Adrenalin driver lets you ...
NVIDIA has unveiled plans to bring G-Sync support to more displays, spanning existing AMD FreeSync-compatible hardware. Adopting the open VESA DisplayPort Adaptive-Sync standard, the move sees G-Sync ...
There’s good news for gamers hoping to pair their favorite FreeSync monitor with a GeForce graphics card: 28 panels now meet Nvidia’s G-Sync Compatible validation requirements, unlocking the ...
If you’re using an NVIDIA graphics card and you have a G-Sync compatible monitor, you should take advantage of the G-Sync technology when gaming. While G-Sync is largely bug free and works as expected ...
NVIDIA has revealed G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB) 2, the second generation of tech it designed to minimize motion blur in competitive games. Compared with ULMB, which it released in 2015, the ...
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