Consistent tearline at top of screen with G-sync [bug?]

[ManuelG_NVIDIA]

Hi,
My name is Manuel and I work for NVIDIA as part of the Software QA team. We would like to investigate your issue but we would like to know what version firmware your monitor is using so that we can proceed. Can you please do the following and then post your results in this thread please?

Press the Menu -> brightness up -> brightness down -> back -> back -> Menu again. (where back is the leftmost monitor button). The Menu should now display a Firmware revision string near the bottom. Please post the exact string displayed by the monitor (ex. “HW 145 FW 0.196 OD 0.4 OSD 1.9”. Thanks.

[nimbulan]

Hi,
My name is Manuel and I work for NVIDIA as part of the Software QA team. We would like to investigate your issue but we would like to know what version firmware your monitor is using so that we can proceed. Can you please do the following and then post your results in this thread please?

Press the Menu -> brightness up -> brightness down -> back -> back -> Menu again. (where back is the leftmost monitor button). The Menu should now display a Firmware revision string near the bottom. Please post the exact string displayed by the monitor (ex. “HW 145 FW 0.196 OD 0.4 OSD 1.9”. Thanks.

I was planning on contacting nVidia support about this but it's nice to see that this forum is getting some attention. My firmware string is exactly the same as your example: HW 145 FW 0.196 OD 0.4 OSD 1.9

[Chief Blur Buster]

ManeulG, welcome to these forums!
Glad to see that NVIDIA is paying attention to Blur Busters, as a source of GSYNC user feedback!

P.S. To other readers, I have authenticated ManuelG as the real deal (List of Company Reps on Blur Busters Forums), he's the same guy that moderates several of the discussions forums on http://www.geforce.com

[ManuelG_NVIDIA]

Hi,
My name is Manuel and I work for NVIDIA as part of the Software QA team. We would like to investigate your issue but we would like to know what version firmware your monitor is using so that we can proceed. Can you please do the following and then post your results in this thread please?

Press the Menu -> brightness up -> brightness down -> back -> back -> Menu again. (where back is the leftmost monitor button). The Menu should now display a Firmware revision string near the bottom. Please post the exact string displayed by the monitor (ex. “HW 145 FW 0.196 OD 0.4 OSD 1.9”. Thanks.

I was planning on contacting nVidia support about this but it's nice to see that this forum is getting some attention. My firmware string is exactly the same as your example: HW 145 FW 0.196 OD 0.4 OSD 1.9

Thank you for the prompt reply. I will let you know once I have more information.

[ManuelG_NVIDIA]

ManeulG, welcome to these forums!
Glad to see that NVIDIA is paying attention to Blur Busters, as a source of GSYNC user feedback!

P.S. To other readers, I have authenticated ManuelG as the real deal (List of Company Reps on Blur Busters Forums), he's the same guy that moderates several of the discussions forums on http://www.geforce.com

Thank you very much. I hope to participate in these forums and assist users as I see many of our customers frequent this forum.

[Atzenkeeper500]

Hello ManuelG, welcome to the forum. What can you tell us about the actually SLI Problems and GSYNC? Any News about the today released beta drivers and GSYNC?

[ManuelG_NVIDIA]

Hi,
My name is Manuel and I work for NVIDIA as part of the Software QA team. We would like to investigate your issue but we would like to know what version firmware your monitor is using so that we can proceed. Can you please do the following and then post your results in this thread please?

Press the Menu -> brightness up -> brightness down -> back -> back -> Menu again. (where back is the leftmost monitor button). The Menu should now display a Firmware revision string near the bottom. Please post the exact string displayed by the monitor (ex. “HW 145 FW 0.196 OD 0.4 OSD 1.9”. Thanks.

I was planning on contacting nVidia support about this but it's nice to see that this forum is getting some attention. My firmware string is exactly the same as your example: HW 145 FW 0.196 OD 0.4 OSD 1.9

Unfortunately we haven't been able to reproduce it yet. Do you have any more information that can help us see this problem? Any other changes you apply in the NVIDIA Control Panel or 3rd party utility such as NVInspector/eVGA Precision etc.?

[ManuelG_NVIDIA]

Hello ManuelG, welcome to the forum. What can you tell us about the actually SLI Problems and GSYNC? Any News about the today released beta drivers and GSYNC?

Which problems are you referring to specifically?

[nimbulan]

Unfortunately we haven't been able to reproduce it yet. Do you have any more information that can help us see this problem? Any other changes you apply in the NVIDIA Control Panel or 3rd party utility such as NVInspector/eVGA Precision etc.?

The only thing I've changed in the control panel besides turning G-sync on is setting Max Pre-Rendered Frames to 1. I have noticed that in nVidia Inspector the Vertical Sync Tear Control is set to Standard rather than Adaptive with G-sync enabled. Is that normal?

[nimbulan]

I apologize for necroing such an old thread but:

I installed a GTX 970 in my PC yesterday and the tearline disappeared. It would seem that the problem is specific to my old GTX 760, whatever the cause is.