re: PC Discussion - Gaming, Performance and Enthusiasts

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Will input lag ever be negated on freesync/g-sync monitors?

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Now to answer this, the difference is minimal, so unless you are playing CSGO or something it won't matter.

Correct, some tests show Freesync having less, others show Gsync having less. The difference for each in said tests are very very small.

Unless we are talking HDR, where Freesync 2 has significantly less input lag thanks to it's tech.

If I was in marketing I'd just post that there are over 300 Freesync monitors available and not even 60 GSync.

Or that there is 4 major television brands with freesync support already added or coming next year (Samsung and Vizio already, Sony and LG in 2019).

That would matter more in terms of Nvidia being forced to support the tech as manufacturers continue to push back and some even declining to make GSync displays than anything else.



Funny enough the PS4/Pro does not support Freesync, they are apparently saving that for the PS5. The Xbox One S and Xbox One X supports it though.

Now that is a fanboy comment.

What is your argument?

Edt: I'm really lost at what point you are trying to make.

How am I fanboying?

Are you saying nVidia does not have a better graphics product?

Edt: truths are not fanboying

Yes they do, outside of single core IPC. So it is also relative.

But we are talking graphics? What is the point?

Edt: think your issue is you have a problem is talking about the processes and components but look at things as a whole. That is not always relative. Esp in PC performance

I quit.

I want to fly you into New Orleans and explain to you in person the diffinition of a fanboy.

Also print you out a binder with reference material. Then we might have better discussions. IDK if we do not agree on definitions of certain terms or what but you are difficult to say the less.