NVIDIA has unveiled an expansion of its G-Sync variable refresh rate (VRR) technology, welcoming support for monitors compliant with the VESA DisplayPort Adaptive-Sync standard. Following an NVIDIA-deployed update, G-Sync will be compatible with a range of existing VRR displays, including those designed for AMD FreeSync.
However, with VRR implementation varying between manufacturers, NVIDIA has debuted official "G-Sync Compatible" monitors. These existing displays are tested in-house and certified to deliver a leading G-Sync experience. We've rounded up every confirmed G-Sync Compatible monitor, following the program's CES 2019 reveal.
List of NVIDIA 'G-Sync Compatible' monitors
NVIDIA has certified 12 G-Sync Compatible monitors as of publication.
- Acer XFA240
- Acer XG270HU
- Acer XV273K
- Acer XZ321Q
- Agon AG241QG4
- AOC G2590FX
- Asus MG278Q
- Asus VG258Q
- Asus VG278Q
- Asus XG248
- Asus XG258
- BenQ XL2740
For more details on G-Sync Compatible displays, check out the full reveal from NVIDIA. As future displays make the cut, we'll be sure to update this list.
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