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When Nvidia announced that they would be allowing adaptive sync monitors outside of their GSYNC ecosystem to use the sync functionality of their GPUs, I was personally pretty excited. As someone who, until recently, didn’t own a GSYNC monitor purely because of the cost associated with the panels, I was looking forward to seeing how some of the Freesync displays on the market would fare. Enter the Acer XFA240 24” Gaming GSYNC Compatible monitor. With a refresh rate of 144hz and labeled as one of the few monitors to be GSYNC Compatible, is the Acer worth its salt?
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While proprietary hardware enabled sync tech is over priced, that guy is slightly full of shit. Using application controlled v-sync vs hardware enabled there is a night and day difference when it comes to these monitors. I would know since I actually own a g-sync monitor. After I bought it I noticed horrible tearing with the refresh rate cranked up, until I realized that by default g-sync was off, so I turned it on within the monitor and control panel, turned off the ingame v-sync and bam, smooth as can be. That all I needed.