What are the system requirements for G-sync Compatible display technology?

Updated 09/29/2021 01:10 PM

What are the system requirements for G-sync Compatible display technology?

GPU:

GeForce 10 series (Pascal) and above including the latest GeForce RTX 20-Series graphics cards.

Driver:

R417.71 or higher

Operating System:

Windows 10 x64

Monitor:

G-Sync Compatible monitor connected natively via DisplayPort v1.2:

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/g-sync-monitors/specs/

Please note: Some Adaptive Sync monitors will ship with the variable refresh rate setting set to disabled. Consult with the user manual for your monitor to confirm the Adaptive Sync setting is enabled. Also some monitors may have the DisplayPort mode set to DisplayPort 1.1 for backwards compatibility. The monitor must be configured as a DisplayPort 1.2a or higher to support Adaptive Sync.

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What are the system requirements for G-sync Compatible display technology?