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No, he's saying you still have to use an amd integrated GPU and do the windows power saving mode trick to be able to use HDMI freesync.

Definitely wasn't expecting this. I bet everyone on this forum will end up with this monitor! Then again, it's ASUS. Which means the monitor is still two years away. Their reveal to shelf time is INSANE these days. OLEDs might have this capability by then. It's going to be hard to go from OLED back...

Have they hinted at a release date?

It's finally happening! https://www.asus.com/id/News/DNuis71kCPrLGBBd/ TUF Gaming VG32VQ: World’s 1st display with concurrent motion blur reduction & Adaptive-Sync TUF Gaming VG32VQ is a 32-inch, QHD (2560x1440), curved VA panel sporting HDR and an ultrafast 144Hz refresh rate for competitive gamers...

Are you using GSYNC? I think GSYNC is supposed to dynamically control the overdrive so you don't get that effect.

Hopefully they fix this soon. But I wonder if there is some sort of hack you can do to get around it.

Will bfi work simultaneously with vrr?

That means they're exceeding the cap and you need to lower it.

... So basically GSYNC + VSYNC OFF + in-game framerate cap (approx 235 to 238). This can improve aiming feel in a wildly-varying framerate situation. erm why vsync off not on...not long ago some1 in this forum confirmed that gsync+vsync on+framecap is the optimal setting. It doesn't really matter i...

At the very least you should have gsync on with vsync off. That turns gsync on unless your fps exceeds your refresh rate. IMO you should turn gsync on and cap at 236 fps. Any extra frames you get beyond your maximum refresh rate are essentially junk frames. They will have tears which is conflicting ...