F francis.t.chau May 20, 2018 6 0 10 May 20, 2018 #1 I have a GTX 1060 graphics card that supports G-sync. If I install that graphics card onto an AMD-based motherbaord will I still get the same benefits as on an Intel-based motherboard when running on a G-sync monitor?
I have a GTX 1060 graphics card that supports G-sync. If I install that graphics card onto an AMD-based motherbaord will I still get the same benefits as on an Intel-based motherboard when running on a G-sync monitor?
Solution DSzymborski May 20, 2018 Yes, the motherboard has nothing to do with G-sync/freesync compatibility. The refresh rate adjustments are between the GPU and the monitor.
Yes, the motherboard has nothing to do with G-sync/freesync compatibility. The refresh rate adjustments are between the GPU and the monitor.
DSzymborski Curmudgeon Pursuivant Moderator Nov 19, 2010 21,113 5,273 106,640 May 20, 2018 Solution #2 Yes, the motherboard has nothing to do with G-sync/freesync compatibility. The refresh rate adjustments are between the GPU and the monitor. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Yes, the motherboard has nothing to do with G-sync/freesync compatibility. The refresh rate adjustments are between the GPU and the monitor.