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Question about Samsung LC49RG90SSUXEN (49", 5120 x 1440 pixels)
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WARNUNG: Freesync/AdaptiveSync Monitore sind beide ungeeignet für G-Sync, Mit dem neuen update von Nvidia lässt sich G-Sync aktivieren mit Freesync/AdaptiveSync Monitoren, aber es läuft sehr beeinträchtigt in vielen Ebenen..Auch im Nvidia Control Panel steht dass der Monitor ungeeignet ist für G-Sync, auch wenn es anerkannt wurde. Das wird bei jedem Freesync/AdaptiveSync Monitor so stehen. Wer G-Sync will in seiner vollen Kapazität, der muss sich einen reinen G-Sync zertifizierten Monitor bersorgen. Verlasst euch auf diese Information.
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Das ist nicht dein Ernst!?
Deine sogenannte "Warnung" ist voll von Behauptungen und Halbwahrheiten mit denen du Interessenten verunsicherst und fehlleitest! Dieser Monitor ist neu und wurde bisher noch nicht getestet, deine "Warnung" kann daher unmöglich auf Fakten basieren.
Dvierse Tests in der Vergangenheit zeigten, dass Freensync eine solide und zuverlässige Technologie ist, die G-Sync in nichts nachsteht! Auch nicht in Kombination mit einer Nvidia-GPU. Noch besser, Freesync hat gegenüber Gsync sogar den entscheidenen Vorteil, dass du bei der GPU absolut Herstellerunabhängig bist, da Freesync 2 bzw. Adaptive Sync von Nvidia, AMD und Intel unterstützt wird, auch wenn Nividia die Freesync-Unterstützung wohl nicht freiwillig mitmacht.
Mit G-Sync bist du auf alle Ewigkeiten an Nvidia gebunden.
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This is a dangerous and potentially highly misleading statement. NVIDIA tests devices for compatibility with G-Sync compatibility, in several tiers. It has not yet been published if this monitor has been tested for G-Sync Compatibility. However, Freesync 2 (which this monitor has) follows a much more rigorous certification process than the original Freesync. While this still does not mean that is G-Sync compatible (can't say that for sure until tested and announced officially), it does however increase the likelihood of eventual compatibility. Finally, the statement that Freesync monitors run into issues with G-Sync has primarily to do with the compatibility and the level of testing that was done on give monitor Freesync implementation. Which is the entire point of testing/compatibility/certification. Ultimately, what this means, is that without more information, this monitor is exactly what it says: namely a Freesync 2 monitor. AMD and Intel Integrated graphics support Freesync 2 completely without issues. NVIDIA users may potentially run into issues IF this monitor does not meet the same specifications for certification as NVIDIA requires for G-Sync Compatible Certification. Finally, this is a high refresh rate monitor that is capable of the high refresh rate, with or without Freesync 2 or G-Sync technology. As a result, the benefits of high refresh rate exist even when you do not use the respective Adaptive Sync feature, and this means that it is still very good.
for example, MSI Optix MPG27CQ with AMD freesync was told to be G-Sync compatible by MSI themselfes, so i ordered it. and that's the point, MSI told us that it is G-Sync compatible and thats why people are gonna buy it and think it works. not everyones gonna look up at the official G-Sync Compaitble List. and even there, there are monitors which dont always work perfectly fine. for example the Z35P which i have, which is in that List and PIURE G-Sync.. has problems with G-Sync.. so when a pure G-Sync monitor does not work porperly but is in the List, what possible gaps are there with the freesync compatible ones? they are a cheaper version of G-Sync and that has to be known. It goes from worst to best, G-Sync compatible -> G-Sync -> G-Sync Ultimate. the pure G-Sync monitors will deliver the best experience, since even they dont always work perfectly fine. so G-Sync worked with that MSI monitor that i ordered, it was on and games worked with G-Sync, but only up to 100hz even though the monitor had 144hz.. besides that G-Sync went off and on in midst of playing a game.. and in the Nvidia Control Panel it also said that it is not recommended even though it works and is accepted by the Geforce driver. so many people who are not the biggest enthusiasts like me may not notice the gaps and just be happy with it thinking that G-Sync completely works.. when it doesnt.
and thats why i'm warning people.
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Vielen Dank für die Info!
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Dieser Monitor funktioniert Problemlos mittels Freesync 2 an meiner NVIDIA GTX 2070 somit kein Grund sich sorgen zu machen: facebook.com/matthias.lubne...
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