
The G-Sync Compatible monitors are the ones that don’t have a built-in NVIDIA G-Sync module and they come with AMD Free-Sync, the competitor of NVIDIA. In the next part, we will be covering G-sync compatibility to give you a better insight into what it has to offer. Now, what would you do if your monitor is not G-Sync certified? By certified it means that your monitor was tested by NVIDIA for “no artifacts” and they certified it as G-Sync compatible. Monitor: Any monitor having NVIDIA G-Sync module.



The G-Sync from NVIDIA was announced back in 2013 and it is based on Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) adaptive-Sync technology that is used to enable variable refresh rates on your monitor. But what if your monitor doesn’t support NVIDIA G-Sync? Well, this is where the G-Sync compatibility comes up that doesn’t require any independent module like the G-Sync. This could be heartbreaking for you and to solve this, you need G-Sync technology which is introduced by NVIDIA to overcome this issue. It must be unpleasant to suddenly see your screen tearing when playing your favorite games as the refresh rate of your display does not match the frame rates that your system is delivering.
