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King, there are a TON of articles and how-to's on how to use G Sync with a Freesync or Freesync 2.0 monitor. Here is a very helpful guide on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/ag6a9f/how_to_enable_adaptivesync_freesync_if_you_have/ For this specific monitor, you need to bring up the OSD (On Screen Display) which is enabled by pressing the buttons next to the power button (bottom right side of monitor). You need to navigate through the OSD and turn FreeSync to "On" and then enable "G-SYNC, G-SYNC Compatible" from your computer in the NVIDIA Control Panel. Follow the instructions within the link I provided above. This monitor is Freesync version 2.0 which allows for HDR (High Dynamic Range) gaming, streaming, etc. content. Freesync 2.0 also has a wider adaptive refresh rate range, compared to a monitor with Freesync 1. This means Adaptive Sync will work better when your FPS drop in a game.

You just need to use the buttons under the monitor to turn enable FreeSync. Then go into nVidia Control Panel and enable G-Sync.

I made it simple just download the Dell Display Manager here you go...https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-us/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=9dh0g

All you have to do is have a compatible Nvidia card, go into your graphics setting and under display, there's a tab that says "set up G-SYNC."

Don't use Gsync. Download the Nvidia Pendulum test and install it. When you run the test with the Freesync and Gysnc enabled, the pendulum will screen tear all over the place. if you disable freesync and run the other two options, vsync or no vsync will should not see screen tearing. There's definitely something wrong with running gsync. Yes, Nvidia control panel will say gsync is on but it wont prevent tearing and I believe, turning it on introduces some input lag with the mouse. Good luck.

https://www.techspot.com/article/1779-freesync-and-nvidia-geforce/ You have to have a Nvidia 10 series or newer video card.

S3220DGF is a FreeSync2 monitor but is NOT G-Sync compatible. Hence there might be issues if G-Sync is used.

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King, there are a TON of articles and how-to's on how to use G Sync with a Freesync or Freesync 2.0 monitor. Here is a very helpful guide on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/ag6a9f/how_to_enable_adaptivesync_freesync_if_you_have/ For this specific monitor, you need to bring up the OSD (On Screen Display) which is enabled by pressing the buttons next to the power button (bottom right side of monitor). You need to navigate through the OSD and turn FreeSync to "On" and then enable "G-SYNC, G-SYNC Compatible" from your computer in the NVIDIA Control Panel. Follow the instructions within the link I provided above. This monitor is Freesync version 2.0 which allows for HDR (High Dynamic Range) gaming, streaming, etc. content. Freesync 2.0 also has a wider adaptive refresh rate range, compared to a monitor with Freesync 1. This means Adaptive Sync will work better when your FPS drop in a game.
Answered by Simz 5 years ago
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You just need to use the buttons under the monitor to turn enable FreeSync. Then go into nVidia Control Panel and enable G-Sync.
Answered by Niem 5 years ago
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I made it simple just download the Dell Display Manager here you go...https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-us/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=9dh0g
Answered by Chris 3 years ago
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All you have to do is have a compatible Nvidia card, go into your graphics setting and under display, there's a tab that says "set up G-SYNC."
Answered by Jesse 5 years ago
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Don't use Gsync. Download the Nvidia Pendulum test and install it. When you run the test with the Freesync and Gysnc enabled, the pendulum will screen tear all over the place. if you disable freesync and run the other two options, vsync or no vsync will should not see screen tearing. There's definitely something wrong with running gsync. Yes, Nvidia control panel will say gsync is on but it wont prevent tearing and I believe, turning it on introduces some input lag with the mouse. Good luck.
Answered by spiral 4 years ago
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https://www.techspot.com/article/1779-freesync-and-nvidia-geforce/ You have to have a Nvidia 10 series or newer video card.
Answered by Casey 5 years ago
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S3220DGF is a FreeSync2 monitor but is NOT G-Sync compatible. Hence there might be issues if G-Sync is used.
Answered by SnPDisp 5 years ago
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