List of all NVIDIA 'G-Sync Compatible' FreeSync Monitors

Blazing speed defines the Acer KG271 Bbmiipx, striking 240Hz when pushed to full throttle. Presented in a "ZeroFrame" design, this 27-inch 1080p display locks down smooth moves for fast-paced gaming.

AOC's 24-inch Agon AG241QG4 is the smallest 1440p G-Sync Compatible display, wrapped in an understated, sleek design. With a 144Hz refresh rate and one-millisecond response time, it's primed for fast-paced games.

The Acer XV273K leads the G-Sync Compatible lineup, positioned among the few 4K monitors awarded this status. This 27-inch IPS display is paired with a 144Hz and HDR capabilities, alongside an angular shielding hood.

The XV273 lies among the first 240Hz IPS panels on the market, serving up a 27-inch 1080p image at a one-millisecond response time. That brings the wider viewing angles and higher contrast of an IPS panel, without sacrificing gaming performance.

While the 2019 B9 offers the same 4K 120Hz output of other LG OLEDs, it hits as an affordable alternative. The use of an earlier, less-advanced picture processor puts the display behind the C9 on paper, but still delivers a stunning picture.

This 43-inch panel might not fit on the average desk, but serves a 4K image built upon the best of PC hardware. That comes with a 144Hz refresh rate, impressive HDR, and one-millisecond response times, merging the best of TV and monitor technology.

Positioned under Acer's ConceptD collection for creatives, this 27-inch 4K monitor pairs with 144Hz support, and four-millisecond response times. It promises color accuracy ideal for design concepts and 3D creations, keeping your content-rich and tear-free.

Experience curved G-Sync for less with the Acer ED273 Abidpx at 27 inches. It touts a 1080p 144Hz output at a considerable size, only limited by its four-millisecond response time.

This IPS display features a balance of 1440p resolution, 144Hz refresh rates, and one-millisecond response times. However, this display is hard to find outside of eastern markets.

Among the few 4K displays with G-Sync Compatible status, the XB273K boasts 144Hz, with one-millisecond response times. Pair that with a stunning 27-inch IPS panel and integrated shielding hood for a killer premium buy.

With a budget-friendly price point, the 24-inch XFA240 is a capable entry-level pick for FreeSync and G-Sync gaming. While topping out at 1080p, its 144Hz refresh rate and one-millisecond response time deliver snappy gameplay.

Another strong contender for budget-conscious buyers looking for G-Sync compatibility, the 24-inch XF240H, supports 1080p 144Hz gaming, with a range of inputs, and one-millisecond response times.

Packing 24.5-inch 1080p gaming with one-millisecond response time, the Acer XF250Q Cbmiiprx is the cheapest 240Hz G-Sync Compatible monitor out there. Although not a ground-breaking image, it makes up for this with raw performance.

Clocking in at 27 inches, Acer delivers 1080p, 144Hz, and one-millisecond response time. Framed with slimline bezels and dual integrated speakers, it's ideal for everyday digital entertainment.

The Acer XG270HU is primed for sharp, low-latency gaming. With a 27-inch LED panel, at 1440p and 144Hz, it delivers a sufficient balance of clarity and smooth video.

Throw a curve into the mix with the Acer XZ321Q, promising an immersive twist on gaming. With a substantial 32-inch 1440p panel, delivering 144Hz and one-millisecond response time, this display elevates your PC across the board.

With a sleek 144Hz refresh IPS panel, the AOC 27G2 is among the many merging performance and looks, delivering a vibrant 27-inch 1080p image with a one-millisecond response time.

Dropping to 1080p resolution, the 25-inch AOC G2590FX is another affordable G-Sync Compatible monitor. It doesn't cut corners, though, with a 144Hz refresh rate and one-millisecond response time.

The same 1080p, 144Hz, one-millisecond response time panel seen in the G2590FX also supports its G2590PX sibling. The principal shakeup is an ergonomic stand to support its frameless design, alongside an integrated USB hub.

AOC serves 1080p gaming in a slim 27-inch body, bolstered by 165Hz and one-millisecond response time. Games stay silky when pushed to their limits, with added impact of a curved panel.

This 27-inch 1080p display hails from Acer subsidiary AOPEN, serving up 144Hz and a four-millisecond response time in a well-built package.

With a 1440p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, the ASUS MG278Q is a leading display that won't disappoint. And at 27-inches, it's among the best of G-Sync Compatible monitors.

Positioned under the ASUS TUF line of durable hardware, the VG27AQ delivers 1440p, 165Hz, and HDR in a 27-inch package. Support for "ELMB Sync," which reduces tearing and ghosting simultaneously in games.

Rocking a 1080p resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and one-millisecond response time, the ASUS VG258Q is a balanced, affordable 25-inch display.

With a robust 1080p panel outputting 144Hz and one-millisecond response time, ASUS VG258Q primarily packs a one-inch upgrade upon its 24-inch ally.

Although near-identical performance to the ASUS VG258Q, this model ups its refresh rate to 165Hz. It results in a familiar 24.5-inch 1080p image, topped with improved gaming performance, best found outside the U.S.

This refresh of ASUS's 24.5-inch monitor delivers a natural balance of 1080p and 144Hz, switching from TN to IPS display technology, and improving viewing angles across the board.

The ASUS VG278Q is a larger 27-inch sibling, also earning G-Sync compatibility with parallel specifications. At 1080p and a 144Hz refresh rate, it packs an impressive image without the cost of a higher resolution.

The ASUS VG278QR offers a 165Hz variant of the ASUS VG278Q, also rocking near-identical specifications. It's the same 27-inch 1080p image with an added performance boost, although with limited U.S. availability.

Hitting a buttery-smooth 240Hz refresh rate and one millisecond response time, the ASUS XG248 focuses on raw performance. While capped at 1080p, it's the perfect 24-inch for fast-paced focus.

The ASUS XG258 delivers the same 240Hz refresh rate and one-millisecond response time of its 24-inch counterpart, upgraded with a 25-inch 1080p panel. It's a reliable choice for bidding 240Hz gamers.

The BenQ XL2540 cranks up to 240Hz, among the smoothest 24.5-inch monitors you'll find. It hits 1080p with a one-millisecond response time too, paired with an adjustable "tactical shield" to blinker distractions.

BenQ's 27-inch Zowie XL2740 means business, leading the 240Hz G-Sync Compatible range with extra inches. Bearing the same high-quality build, flexibility, and shield, performance gaming doesn't get better than this.

Dell's debutAlienware-branded G-Sync Compatible kit targets 27-inch 1080p, defined by its 240Hz refresh rate and one-millisecond response time. It's among the few IPS panels pushing that fluidity, with a minimal take on its staple design language.

Dell brings an Alienware monitor fit for the living room, utilizing a 55-inch OLED panel at 4K resolution, with up to 120Hz refresh rates, and 0.5 millisecond response time. Wrapped in the brand's futuristic design, it's a pricey centerpiece for any big-screen gamer.

Dell's S2419HGF is one of the cheapest 24-inch desktop companions for G-Sync compatibility. Capped out at 1080p and 120Hz, double the performance doesn't mean double the cost. It's perfect for VRR newcomers.

This RGB-lined entry to the Aorus lineup packs a 1440p, 144Hz panel with 10-bit HDR for silky, vibrant images. Set apart by an active noise cancellation setup, the AD27QD uses an integrated microphone array to eliminate background noise for voice chat.

The 27-inch FI27Q pushes the Aorus family to 165Hz at a one-millisecond response time, all while retaining an impressive 1440p 10-bit HDR output. It also packs full active noise cancellation and an RGB finish, signatures of predecessors, but limited to DisplayPort 1.2.

While a similar body to the FI27Q, this pricier alternative switches DisplayPort version, with other minor improvements. It retains the same capabilities of resolution of its 27-inch sibling, though a switch to DisplayPort 1.4 supports a full 1440, 165Hz, 10-bit HDR experience.

With a metallic brushed finish lined in vibrant green, the HP 25x is a 24.5-inch gaming monitor plucked straight from the future. Hitting 1080p, 144Hz, and one-millisecond response time, it perfectly fits any mid-range system.

The HP 25mx embraces the futuristic design of the HP 25x, swapping out sharp green for a softer blue finish. The 24.5-inch display otherwise matches the on-sheet specifications, with 1080p, 144Hz, and one-millisecond response time.

This 23.8-inch display is the smaller of HP's current range but matches the 1080p and 144Hz combo of siblings. And while framed in a familiar thin-bezel body, it drops RGB lighting and adopts a muted monochromatic look.

The X 25f is HP's latest 240Hz gaming monitor, handling incoming frames as fast as your PC can spit them out. Wrapped in a 24.5-inch "micro-edge" thin bezel, this display meets all the needs at 1080p.

With 1440p, 165Hz refresh rate, and one-millisecond response time, Lenovo drops its first G-Sync Compatible display with the Legion Y27gq-20. It's a sleek design fit for any setup, with a narrow edgeless design beautifully framing any game.

G-Sync goes ultrawide with this 21:9 IPS display, spanning 34 inches at 2560 x 1080 resolution. Bundling a 144Hz refresh rate and HDR support, it delivers an extra-roomy premium experience.

LG brings G-Sync Compatibility to its 2019 IPS range, with the 27GL650 delivering 1080p resolution and HDR at 27 inches. That also comes with 144Hz refresh rates, providing a balance of clarity and motion for the price.

The 27GL63T is another 27-inch IPS offering from LG in 2019, packing a balanced feature set of 1080p resolution, 144Hz refresh rates, and HDR.

The 27GN750 joins the fluid IPS lineup with its 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time. Accompanied by 1080p resolution and HDR at 27-inches, it's an excellent choice for performance.

Between its 27-inch 1440p output, 144Hz refresh rate, and one-millisecond response time, the 27GL850 covers all the essentials. Using LG's Nano IPS panel, it brings improved color accuracy bolstered by HDR vibrancy.

Achieving 240Hz with a 1080p TN panel, the 27GK750F is another silky-smooth alternative for high-stakes gaming. While attaining a two-millisecond response time, Motion Blur Reduction utilizes strobe backlighting to simulate a one-millisecond experience.

Among the flagships of LG's current TV offerings, the 2019 C9 offers a 4K 120Hz combo ideal for living room gaming. It's also the only of its latest OLED family at 77 inches, backed by its latest α9 Gen 2 Intelligent Processor for better visuals.

The E9 builds upon the LG OLED family with various tweaks, including improved 4.2 speakers for bolder, rich audio. You're otherwise receiving the same 4K 120Hz offerings, with the a9 Gen 2 processor featured by the C9.

If you've got serious money to burn, LG's leading 8K OLED display joins the VRR lineup, extending 88-inches, with HDR and 120 Hz refresh rates.

MSI's debut G-Sync Compatible panel targets the esports scene, featuring a 1080p resolution coupled with a 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time. Compacted to 24.5 inches with an angular frameless design, it's another strong performance pick.

After years of dominating laptops and accessories, Razer's first standalone display hits the market with a 1440p 27-inch IPS panel, topping out at a 144Hz refresh rate. The firm's signature black and RGB design translates to the Raptor 27, with excellent cable management features, although with a high asking price.

The frame-loaded CRG527 is the lone Samsung G-Sync Compatible monitor, backed by fluid 1080p 240Hz gameplay. Spotlighting performance over fidelity, this 27-inch curved screen ensures games feel best on top-tier rigs.

Stealthy and stylish, the ViewSonic Elite XG270 doubles down on high-performance gaming. While that 1080p resolution isn't the sharpest on a 27-inch screen, 240Hz refresh rates and 1ms response times serve as its draw.