Last week, Nvidia gave us a heads up that it was prepping a new GeForce driver release that would introduce support for a bunch of additional G-Sync compatible displays. In keeping with its word, Nvidia has done that today, but that’s really only the tip of the iceberg. We’ll start with that, though. The new GeForce 430.39 WHQL driver release does in fact recognize several more
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Last week, Nvidia gave us a heads up that it was prepping a new GeForce driver release that would introduce support for a bunch of additional G-Sync compatible displays. In keeping with its word, Nvidia has done that today, but that’s really only the tip of the iceberg.
We’ll start with that, though. The new GeForce 430.39 WHQL driver release does in fact recognize several more monitors as being G-Sync compatible. They include the following additions:Acer KG271 BbmiipxAcer XF240H BmjdprAcer XF270H BpmiiprxAOpen 27HC1R PbidpxGigabyte Aorus AD27QDLG 27GK750F (AUSUMPM/BKRUMPN)
That’s a 41 percent jump in the number of officially certified G-sync compatible displays, which now stands at 24, albeit out of more than 400 tested so far.
