Here is our *updated* list of new G-SYNC monitors available in 2017. We are doing our best to keep this list as updated to possible with the latest G-SYNC monitors, but if you do spot a monitor that ISN’T on this list, please let us know (in the comments or by email) and we will get this G-SYNC monitor list updated. Enjoy!

 

*Unofficial* G-SYNC Monitor List

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Monitor	Size	Panel	Aspect Ratio	Resolution	Refresh Rate
Acer 2301C	27"	VA	21:9	2560 x 1080	144Hz
Acer Predator X34	34"	IPS	16:9	3440 x 1440	100Hz
Acer Predator XB241H	24"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
Acer Predator XB271HU	27"	IPS	16:9	2560 x 1440	165Hz
Acer Predator Z271	27"	IPS	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
Acer Predator Z35	35"	VA	16:9	1920 x 1080	200Hz
Acer XB240H	24"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
Acer XB251HQ	24.5"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	240Hz
Acer XB252Q	24.5"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	240Hz
Acer XB270H (Abprz)	27"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
Acer XB270HU	27"	IPS	16:9	2560 x 1440	144Hz
Acer XB271HK	27"	IPS	16:9	3840 x 2160	60Hz
Acer XB272	27"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	240Hz
Acer XB272-HDR	27"	IPS	16:9	3840 x 2160	144Hz
Acer XB280HK	28"	TN	16:9	3840 x 2160	60Hz
Acer XB281HK	28"	TN	16:9	3840 x 2160	60Hz
Acer XB321HK	32"	IPS	16:9	3840 x 2160	60Hz
AOC AG241QG	24"	TN	16:9	2560 x 1440	165Hz
AOC AG271QG	27"	IPS	16:9	2560 x 1440	165Hz
AOC AG352UCG	35"	VA	21:9	3440 x 1440	100Hz
AOC G2460PG	24"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
ASUS PG278QR	27"	TN	16:9	2560 x 1440	165Hz
ASUS PG279Q	27"	IPS	16:9	2560 x 1440	165Hz
Asus PG27UQ	27"	IPS	16:9	3840 x 2160	144Hz
Asus PG348Q	34"	IPS	16:9	3440 x 1440	100Hz
ASUS ROG PG248Q	24"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	180Hz
ASUS ROG PG27AQ	27"	IPS	16:9	3840 x 2160	60Hz
Asus XG27VQ	27"	TBA	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
BenQ XL2420G	24"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
BenQ XL2720G	27"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
Dell S2417DG	24"	TN	16:9	2560 x 1440	165Hz
Dell S2716DG	27"	TN	16:9	2560 x 1440	144Hz
HP Omen X 35	35"	VA	21:9	3440 x 1440	100Hz
Lenovo Y27G	27"	VA	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
Philips 272G5DYEB	27"	TN	16:9	1920 x 1080	144Hz
ViewSonic XG2703-GS	27"	IPS	16:9	2560 x 1440	165Hz

 

What is G-SYNC?

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G sync is actually a very simple concept. To explain the concept as simply as possible, lets say there is a monitor with a 60Hz refresh rate. The monitor is drawing pictures 60 times a second, but when playing a game there will be framerate variation, for example varying between 30-60Hz. When a game renders at 40Hz but the screen is updating at 60Hz, what does this mean? It turns out that render frames sit at a buffer in the GPU, and the display doesn’t know about this – its completely asynchronous to whats going on in the GPU render rate. Nvidia G-SYNC sends these images to the display, the old image twice, so if you are running 40FPS on a 60Hz display, 20 times a second the frame is repeated. This reduces stutter when G-SYNC as the technology matches the monitor refresh to the GPU render rate. The end result is tear-free, super smooth performance when gaming on a G-SYNC monitor. G-SYNC is a collection of hardware and software that matches the variable GPU render rate to the monitor refresh rate.

 

Benefits of G-SYNC?

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The main benefits of G-SYNC technology include:

• Reduction of frame-tearing
• Smoother gameplay experience
• Matches monitor refresh rate to GPU render rate

 

G-SYNC Monitor Refresh Rate/Resolution Combinations

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• 1080p 144Hz G-SYNC Monitor
• 1080p 165Hz G-SYNC Monitor
• 1080p 240Hz G-SYNC Monitor (New in 2017 G-SYNC Monitors)
• 1440p 100Hz G-SYNC Monitors
• 1440p 144Hz G-SYNC Monitors (New in 2017 G-SYNC Monitors)
• 4K 60Hz G-SYNC Monitor
• 4k 144Hz G-SYNC Monitor (New in 2017 G-SYNC Monitors)

James