TechyInAZ :
Lovely new monitor. But for $1299, it should have at least 144hz without question. Sure "overclockable to 100hz" but still, at that price tag it should have at least 144hz.
No can do..... need Display Port 1.3 to provide the necessary bandwidth,
chumly :
The $250 premium for gsync vs freesync makes me want to switch to the red team.
Pascal better blow my mind in DX12 or nVidia is losing a customer.
That takes the apples and apples comparison to apples and watermelons.
G-Sync comes with ULMB technology, that's the "hardware part" of G-Sync; Freesync does not.
With G-Sync, you get G-Sync to handle issues at 60 fps and below (works well up to 75 fps) and you get Ulrta Low Motion Blur Technology as part of the package. If you are getting 70 fps and up in a game, it is recommended that you turn off G-Sync and use ULMB. Freesync doesn't come with any Motion Blur Reduction Technology, so **if** a Freesync monitor comes with it, is is a package provided by the manufacturer.... at a cost .... with each manufacturer deciding just how much they want to spend on it, if they provide it at all. That makes picking a Freesync monitor a bit more of an effort as one has to investigate:
1) Does it have any MBR technology ?
2) If it does how good is it ?
OTOH, if your card(s) can't do > 60 fps, then you have the option of saving money and buying one w/o MBR componentry.