but the box is misleading because it says "AMD free sync

This means that the Eye Care G-sync is missing

* Looks like Amazon has changed the description of this product to reflect that the monitor is in fact G-sync compatible after the GTX driver update back in January

Using this on an Nvidia graphics card, G-sync works perfectly with no hiccups, although you'll need to enable it yourself

Great monitor that is G-Sync compatible.

Not even G-sync compatible

G-sync compatible monitor

The G-Sync is nice, I do not see tearing like I used to on other brand monitor occasionally.

It's big, its fast (144hz), the options are easily adjusted, and it is certified as g-sync compatible

HDR mode doesn't seem to be supported over DisplayPort, which is what is required for "G-Sync Compatible" mode

144Hz 1ms Eye Care G-Sync Compatible Adaptive Sync Gaming Monitor

Very smooth Gaming experience, Supports G-Sync with no problems at allI absolutely recommend it

The g sync worked sweet.

I don't think it's true G-SYNC but still a type of adaptive sync and works pretty well with my graphics card (GeForce RTX 2070 Super)

Bought the monitor in March 2019, used the g-sync and it worked and was happy, then 3 months later black screen

And now that my RTX 2070 supports Free-sync technology with newest drivers, its even better

the G-SYNC just makes everything so smooth!

have speakers sitting around all the timeAdaptive sync compatible with AMD and Nvidia

G-Sync worked great if it did drop a bit below 144hz

The deceptive marketing does not stop there though, the monitor is listed as G-Sync Compatible, but that comes with some large caveats

G-sync works good too

The image looks really smooth and is G-Sync compatible.

This monitor is on Nvidia's 12 supported monitors list that was announced at CES 2019 for free-sync.

I am using G-Sync and it has worked flawlessly.

This is an adaptive sync or AMD Freesync monitor, but since Nvidia cleared it for "GeForce-compatible Variable Refresh

After the update a notification popped up that my monitor was G-Sync compatible and that I could activate it in Nvidia control panel

165hz 1ms free sync

I ordered the G-SYNC model, the FreeSync/Adaptive Sync model showed up

The monitor is advertised as G-sync Compatible, but the driver doesn't recognize it as such

The g-sync worked like a charm.

I bought the 24" over the 27" in order to work with G-SYNC, but after having reinstalled my drivers, installing the new monitor driver, and updating my NVIDIA drivers, still no G-SYNC available

G sync just makes every one of my games smoother with less tearing and stuttering.

I used a Display Port cable and was quickly able to achieve 165Hz overclock with ELMB & Adaptive Sync enabled within MacOS

Being G-sync compatible is also a plus.

G-sync compatible

I love the g-sync

When you consider the fast frame rate, g-sync, extremely low latency and other gaming

The G-sync is great, the low response times make for even better gaming

Sure enough it was now G-Sync compatible and even indicated in game that G-Sync was activated when I had the indicator toggled on

I was looking for a G-sync friendly monitor for my new Alienware R9 rig.

G Sync compatible.

I definitely prefer refresh rate over 4k this is rated by NVIDA as a good g sync

ELMB Sync is a joke

The sync is not perfect at 144Hz with small anomalies at the bottom of the screen which can be seen with side scrolling

It's an Asus monitor with Free sync.

That's the problem that plagues this monitor's tech and likely the other monitors with ELMB sync too

G sync broken

To use the "G-Sync compatible" features, you must have a Nvidia 10-series card or higher, the older 9-series doesn't support "G-Sync compatible", only regular G-Sync

So this monitor is advertised as Free sync/Adaptive sync, but apparently also is now magically G-Sync compatible as well

The lack of motion blur combined with free sync is something that is game changing

To use the "G-Sync compatible" features, you must have a Nvidia 10-series card or higher, the older 9-series doesn't support "G-Sync compatible", only regular G-Sync

I ordered thisASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ 27” Monitor, 1440P WQHD (2560 x 1440), IPS, 165Hz (Supports 144Hz), G-SYNC Compatible, 1ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, Eye Care

I have 2 of these and both G sync compatible

IPS monitor, 144hz, g-sync compatible

and you don't necessarily need that 240hz G-Sync monitor that is overpriced for hardcore gaming at all

0Adaptive Sync: OnShadow Boost

Picture quality is great, brightness is good (better than my value TN panel I bought), monitor indeed reaches 144hz (has sub 6.7 millisecond pixel response times) and can use g-sync to improve frame rate fluidity for when your games don't reach up to 144hz 100% of the time (which is going to be most cards barring a 2080Ti).Panel can move in the various forms: monitor can

While it’s a free sync monitor, I’m using it with my gtx1080ti and it works flawlessly