Although there are now displays with the G-Sync Compatible badge on the shelves, they aren’t set to work with G-Sync by default. Here’s how to use G-Sync on a FreeSync monitor.

If you want to enable G-Sync on Windows FreeSync Monitor, follow the steps mentioned in this article to do the same properly.

Adaptive sync tech like FreeSync and G-Sync are key to gaming with variable refresh rates, but they have their differences that are worth knowing.

G-Sync and FreeSync are their common names, but the technology underlying Nvidia and AMD’s implementations is typically known as “adaptive synchronization,” or “adaptive sync” for short.

Learn the key differences between G-Sync and FreeSync before upgrading your monitor.

A driver update will soon turn on G-Sync support for other variable refresh monitors.

Part of the up-charge is to account for the G-Sync hardware, though Nvidia contests that G-Sync monitors undergo more stringent testing.

Fortunately, the OMEN X 25f gaming monitor blends both FreeSync and G-Sync seamlessly, so you'll never be locked into one or the other.

Nvidia has announced that its G-Sync adaptive sync technology will soon work with certain FreeSync monitors via a driver to be released next week.

We're comparing FreeSync vs G Sync to see how these two variable refresh rate technologies look in comparison to one another.

G-Sync will likely work on any FreeSync monitor, but some of the problems I saw first hand at Nvidia's booth at CES mean that while it works, it would be quite unpleasant to use.