- Nvidia G-Sync FreeSync comparison reveals Nvidia’s shift from dedicated G-Sync modules to integrating G-Sync capabilities into MediaTek scaler chips, aiming to reduce costs and enhance accessibility.
- G-Sync technology, introduced in 2013, was designed to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering by synchronizing display refresh rates with game frame rates.
- The rise of AMD FreeSync and VESA Adaptive-Sync has contributed to G-Sync’s decline, as these alternatives do not require additional hardware, making them more appealing for budget monitors.
- Nvidia plans to launch three new G-Sync monitors featuring MediaTek scaler chips later this year, with expectations of lower prices compared to traditional G-Sync models.
- While most users may not notice significant differences between G-Sync and FreeSync, G-Sync monitors offer advantages like variable refresh rates down to 1 FPS and support for features like variable overdrive and G-Sync Pulsar.
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