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Bolet wrote: ↑

05 May 2021, 15:18

Dude, did you solve the problem?
The same thing happens to me.

Hello,

Unfortunately not. Great monitor this one, but with a glitch in freesync implementation.

Another test to try. 1. Instead of doing VRR range, create a brand new custom refresh rate of 180 Hz (instead of 200 Hz). Like creating a custom resolution (but using the same resolution as before, but instead specifying a direct custom refresh rate). 2. If that fails, repeat the above, but try out...

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Hello Chief, Thank you very much for your reply! The default min Freesync Hz for this monitor is 40. I've already tried to raise this value up to 50 with no success. I also tried to lower the upper limit to 140 with no luck. You can change the refresh rate range to avoid refresh rates that are close...

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After some research I came to the conclusion that the black screen issue indeed happens at high fps values, at or near the fps cap (capped at 100, 120 or 140 fps, doesn't matter, maybe lower than 100 as well). For example, during driving or running in GTA V (framerate is changing from 50 to 100 depe...

Hello everyone, Recently I've purchased the monitor Iiyama GB2760QSU-B1 (27"; 2560x1440; 144 Hz; FreeSync Premium). It is a really nice display. It is not G-Sync Compatible officially, but appears to work (almost) properly with G-Sync option in NVCP. The only issue is that I encounter random black s...