Freesync requires Gsync to be enabled for proper functionality.
Freesync requires Gsync to be enabled for proper functionality.
Hey, I see. You're having trouble finding the GSync setting in the NVIDIA control panel. Even though your monitor supports Freesync, it seems like AMD recommends using it only for their own panels. Your ASUS VA24EHF monitor works with Freesync, but you might need to check the specific settings there or contact support for your model. Also, since your game FPS is lower than your monitor's refresh rate, that could be causing tearing issues.
My screen only accepts HDMI 1.4, yet it still works with free sync.
Google states that gsync functions only with hdmi 2.1 or displayport.
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