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For what it's worth:

My normal shooter monitor is the Dell S2716DG (G-Sync).

I tested Overwatch today on a Dell S2419HGF with G-Sync compatibility enabled. 141 FPS set in Overwatch.

It felt just as good as always. I tore up with McCree. Snappy, crisp, no tearing, no blanking. I saw the FPS ...

For what it's worth:

My normal shooter monitor is the Dell S2716DG (G-Sync).

I tested Overwatch today on a Dell S2419HGF with G-Sync compatibility enabled. 141 FPS set in Overwatch.

It felt just as good as always. I tore up with McCree. Snappy, crisp, no tearing, no blanking. I saw the FPS ...

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13791/nvidia-ces-2019-keynote-live-blog-starts-at-8pm-pt0400-utc#post0107001807

TLDR: NVIDIA is testing and approving FreeSync monitors, then enabling G-Sync on them in the drivers by default. They seem to have a rigorous approval process and most won't pass muster ...

It looks like there are some new Nano IPS LG monitors coming to the UltraGear lineup soon.

LG 27GL850G-B
27” Class QHD Nano IPS UltraGear™ Gaming Monitor with G-SYNC™ (27” Diagonal)
https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-27GL850G-B-gaming-monitor

27” QHD (2560 x 1440) Nano IPS Display
144Hz ...

For what it's worth, the PPI issue is something you'll probably get over. I'm still struggling myself. It probably would be easier to deal with if I didn't still have my other monitor. 27" @ 1440p is 108.79 PPI vs. 24.5" @ 1080p is 89.91 PPI. Coupled with what I perceive as a slightly more matte ...

Okay, here are some settings to try out with your monitor. It works for both of mine--one I set a couple of brightness notches up and green is 2 lower.

Colorimeter: i1Display Pro
Software: DisplayCAL
ICC Profile: v2
Gamma: 2.2
Luminance: 120 cd/m²

OSD Settings
Preset Mode: Profile1 (aka User ...

If you have the brightness high it can look wonky. The anti-glare coating is a little stronger on this than my Dell S2716DG.

I'll try to upload my calibration (long one with DisplayCal) when I get on the computer in a bit. It should help. Also make sure your speed setting is Fast and not Fastest ...

Yep! I use the MSI Oculux NXG251R in-game with ULMB and G-Sync on. It looked amazing except when the framerate dropped momentarily (which BF5 tends to do regardless of settings), at which point it made it seem like I blinked. I vaguely recall something about tweaking black frame times or something ...

Anyone know if this still works with current drivers? I can't get this to work on the latest GeForce drivers with a Dell S2716DG (rev A03). If I use the NVIDIA Custom Resolutions Backup Tool to Restore customres1080jan2016gsync.bin and restart the driver (and/or PC), those resolutions don't appear ...

I got two of these this week and they're both very close to each other in color, BLB, uniformity, etc., so I thought it would be useful to some people to try out this ICC Profile.

Colorimeter: i1Display Pro
Software: i1 Profiler (Large patch set)
ICC Profile: v4 (do you prefer v2? I could grab a v2 ...