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Acer Predator X34P Gaming Monitor 1440p 120hz $1199 + Delivery @ Dick Smith / Kogan
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LSparkyg on 09/01/2019 - 13:33 dicksmith.com.au (251 clicks)
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Last edited 09/01/2019 - 13:39 by 1 other user
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And way less hassle having to deal with Kogan lol
I feel I can read this comment to go either way. Are you for or against Kogan?
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Still paying the G-Sync tax?
Won't be required for much longer.
Why is that? I have GTX1060 6gb and was thinking of getting a GSync monitor. What do you recommend?
- some (not all) Freesync monitors
Considering they've tested 400 monitors and only passed 12 of them it doesn't give me confidence a majority will be supported.
@11112007: Confirmed compatible, and enabled by default. They also mentioned that you would be able to manually enable the option on all FreeSync monitors.
12 out of 400 monitors have been confirmed to be compatible. Don't buy any monitors till we know how GSync on FreeSync monitors perform through benchmarks.
@Carrian: Thats just for plug and play support. My understanding is that you can just manually enable it for other monitors.
@Carrian: https://www.techpowerup.com/251237/nvidia-g-sync-now-support…
Update: We received word from NVIDIA that you can manually enable G-SYNC on all Adaptive-Sync monitors, even non-certified ones: "For gamers who have monitors that we have not yet tested, or that have failed validation, we'll give you an option to manually enable VRR, too."
@Cobalt_: I'm hoping it'll go without fault for most monitors/most unvalidated monitors. There's still no point buying a G Sync or FreeSync monitor till we know the benchmarks. If all goes well, demand for G Sync monitors will decrease and so will price.
This is amazing news that I had no idea about!
I just hope that all the Freesync monitors don't get jacked up in price!
They actually announced it last year. It was hard to get people to believe it even when linking to a quote source.
It had really not become all that necessary since nvidia and AMD added their respective "enhanced" sync settings which seem to remove all tearing anyway.
Apparently the quality control(at least up to the end of last year anyway) is not very good, and users wanting a good monitor should be prepared to do returns. So might be worthwhile buying from a store you can get to for the exchange, so you are not stuck with a premium monitor that is not so premium. A few Ozbargainer's gave up after a few swaps and got their money back.
I recently bought mine for 1079 from FutuOnline, But mine seems to be pretty good quality. Its been great so far
I'm one of them (that gave up and got a refund after 2 exchanges). One was crooked on the stand and had major yellow bleed in the corners, the other less bleed and straightly aligned but has a yellow tinge on one half of the monitor. Bloody ludicrous for that price.
Same price as Mwave, PcCaseGear, Computer Alliance, Wireless1, PLE computers, Budget Pc and Sporptec