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is there a program to adjust gamma for the Asus vg248qe with the gsync unit installed?

Happens to me in Diablo III a lot.

It seems to be at random moments. I am currently running the newest Nvidia beta drivers and have noticed it in resident evil 5 and 6 (that's what I've mainly been playing).

I'll unplug and reconnect the display port and see if it helps at all.

So I've had GSYNC installed for a couple of weeks now and every now and again (at least happens once every time I play a game) the screen will cutout to black as if the signal has been lost.

Has anybody else experienced this? It's really quick, no longer than a second.

I think the metal post was to mildly support the the frame so I really don't think you need it. Plus the old board was 2 pieces connected by some wires so there's nothing in the way of reinstalling it. Also, everything is held in by screws so it won't be going anywhere. If you prefer to take the GSY...

I have a litte bit of backlight bleed. Nothing that's really noticeable though... I do feel like it's a bit more than it used to be.

how do you access the source engine?

Where is this "max_fps" setting? Is it a setting for CS? (Never played that game) or is it a setting in the nvidia control panel or nvidia inspector or something else? Just curious...

It looks exactly like the photos from the previous post.

I also am interested in the response from NVIDIA regarding the rainbow effect because this happens to me when I boot up some games. Also somebody mentioned a setting for preferred refresh rate. Is this the refresh rate setting in the Nvidia control panel or is there another setting to set the "prefe...