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NVidia G-Sync On or Off | Should I Enable It?

May 3, 2022 by Jim Eddy

NVidia G-Sync is a great technology in the graphics world. Game lovers would want all the latest tools to better the gaming experience. However, is it always the case that enabling G-Sync helps you in increasing resolution, refresh rate, and FPS during gameplay? It is not always true; what type of monitor you have is a crucial factor in this scenario. The question is- should you turn on G-Sync or turn off G-Sync? We will answer the question.

G-Sync On or Off Should I Enable It

G-Sync On or Off

G-Sync is good for racing games but not so good for competitive games. Why is that? G-Sync increases screen smoothness; on the other hand, it creates a bit of lagging that is not ideal when you play with someone.

If your monitor produces 144 FPS, you have to cap it at 141 FPS so that FPS cannot pass the refresh rate. This way tethering is lowered to some extent. Additionally, make sure that V-Sync is turned off as you are using a different graphics card.

Your monitor has to support G-Sync to make it work. If it is not the case, then you should turn G-Sync off from the NVidia control panel. Also, the AMD graphics card is not compatible with G-Sync.

Enable G-Sync if you are okay with a slight FPS (Frames Per Second) drop. Tearing will be low by staying below the monitor’s refresh rate. G-Sync should only be used with a good monitor having a higher resolution.

Conclusion

G-Sync is usually enabled by default but you can turn it off. The high FPS games require G-Sync to be turned off whereas the racing games need it to be enabled to play better. Nevertheless, running G-Sync on a low-end monitor does not help anyway. Hopefully, you got the answer.

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