Nvidia G-SYNC when will it be available?

[Devronicthetonicman]

Hey guys,

I'm sure this might be a repeating questions for a lot of you. I'm wondering when G-SYNC will be available for all different kinds of monitors i.e not just that one ASUS monitor that's 1080p. But when will it be available for others like benQ and what not? I'm just curious even if its a low ball idea. Thanks guys.

 

[John Bauer]

I think somewhere around Q2-Q3 2014 at the earliest. Latest: Q2-Q3 2015.

 

[Devronicthetonicman]

I think somewhere around Q2-Q3 2014 at the earliest. Latest: Q2-Q3 2015.

Is there a chart that consists of what months run under each Q? like Q1=X number of the months, ect.

 

[bystander]

There have been about 5 previous of monitors which will be available starting in the spring.
There is an Asus 1440p 144hz monitor
A Phillips 1440p 120hz monitor
An Asus 4k 60hz monitor
The Asus VG248QE
I saw a BenQ listed too

 

[Devronicthetonicman]

There have been about 5 previous of monitors which will be available starting in the spring.
There is an Asus 1440p 144hz monitor
A Phillips 1440p 120hz monitor
An Asus 4k 60hz monitor
The Asus VG248QE
I saw a BenQ listed too

Oh snap! the ASUS 1440p 144mhz monitor would be awesome! actually spring time would allow me to save up for another MSI Geforce GTX 770 tf 2gb twin frozr GPU for an SLI build! Actually this leads me into another question. Even if I were SLI'ing 2 GTX 770's would it enough to run a single 1440p 144mhz monitor? I feel like because of the GPU's Vram would 2gb be enough for a monitor like that even if I were running 2(SLI)?

 

[bystander]

It is currently listed at a pretty high cost. I can only assume it is due to being the first official 120+hz 1440p monitors ever released along with g-sync. I'm eying it, and hoping more 1440p g-sync monitors show up to drive the prices down a bit.
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync

Sorry, I was mistaken about the 144hz part, it is listed at 120+hz.

 

[Devronicthetonicman]

It is currently listed at a pretty high cost. I can only assume it is due to being the first official 120+hz 1440p monitors ever released along with g-sync. I'm eying it, and hoping more 1440p g-sync monitors show up to drive the prices down a bit.
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync

Sorry, I was mistaken about the 144hz part, it is listed at 120+hz.

HOLY SHIET. Yeah 800$…never mind. ASUS is smoking the crackity cackity haha. Plus it's not even an IPS panel.

 

[bystander]

It is currently listed at a pretty high cost. I can only assume it is due to being the first official 120+hz 1440p monitors ever released along with g-sync. I'm eying it, and hoping more 1440p g-sync monitors show up to drive the prices down a bit.
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync

Sorry, I was mistaken about the 144hz part, it is listed at 120+hz.

HOLY SHIET. Yeah 800$…never mind. ASUS is smoking the crackity cackity haha. Plus it's not even an IPS panel.

Due to IPS panels being so poor at response times, don't expect to see many or any, 120hz G-sync monitors with IPS.

IPS is for those who are fine with 60hz. They do have a 4k 60hz panel in the works, so you may find some similar IPS screens at 1440p in time.

 

[Devronicthetonicman]

It is currently listed at a pretty high cost. I can only assume it is due to being the first official 120+hz 1440p monitors ever released along with g-sync. I'm eying it, and hoping more 1440p g-sync monitors show up to drive the prices down a bit.
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync

Sorry, I was mistaken about the 144hz part, it is listed at 120+hz.

HOLY SHIET. Yeah 800$…never mind. ASUS is smoking the crackity cackity haha. Plus it's not even an IPS panel.

Due to IPS panels being so poor at response times, don't expect to see many or any, 120hz G-sync monitors with IPS.

IPS is for those who are fine with 60hz. They do have a 4k 60hz panel in the works, so you may find some similar IPS screens at 1440p in time.

Yeah that makes sense. i would only be doing sinlge monitor set up anyway so IPS isn't exactly critical for me.

 

[Devronicthetonicman]

It is currently listed at a pretty high cost. I can only assume it is due to being the first official 120+hz 1440p monitors ever released along with g-sync. I'm eying it, and hoping more 1440p g-sync monitors show up to drive the prices down a bit.
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync

Sorry, I was mistaken about the 144hz part, it is listed at 120+hz.

HOLY SHIET. Yeah 800$…never mind. ASUS is smoking the crackity cackity haha. Plus it's not even an IPS panel.

Due to IPS panels being so poor at response times, don't expect to see many or any, 120hz G-sync monitors with IPS.

IPS is for those who are fine with 60hz. They do have a 4k 60hz panel in the works, so you may find some similar IPS screens at 1440p in time.

Yeah that makes sense. i would only be doing sinlge monitor set up anyway so IPS isn't exactly critical for me.