
I recently purchased an AOC 27g2u monitor in the hope that I would be able to play games on a relatively inexpensive G-SYNC compatible monitor. The problem is it hasn't been very straightforward go get G-SYNC to work as it should on this monitor, which is unusual because having done some research most people seem to be fine with it.
As a G-SYNC compatible monitor, its G-SYNC frequency range is 48-144hz and I have had problems trying to keep games within that range. If at any point the game fps dips below 48fps, the monitor would blank out quite badly. The only solution I found was to turn on fastsync (Fast Vertical Sync) in Nvidia control panel which would allow doubling of the fps when a game dips below 48fps. Even though this is a solution, I haven't read of anybody else using this method, and the problem still persists on a couple of other games.
I've used many other ways of trying to fix this problem including messing around with Custom Resolution Utility, installing newer and older GPU drivers, and trying all types of setting combinations on Nvidia's control panel. Nvidia and AOC tech support were not particularly helpful with the issue either.
I would appreciate any guidance on the issue, or if somebody with the same monitor is having this problem as well.
Thanks.