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    Can someone who owns a FreeSync monitor test it in MAME?

    I was interested in that too, so I started a thread: Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates With freesync monitors you can create a custom resolution with 108Hz refresh rate and MK will run smooth. Just make sure the game switches resolutions inside mame. As for actually mame engaging freesync, I don't...
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    Thank You again! Last request, Can you please try 54Hz? A side note: The photo should capture at least 5-6 squares (as instructed). Capturing 1 or 2 squares may not reflect the truth because it may NOT skip one right after the other. Good example how it should look like:
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    Simple, I'm not from the US. ;) Where I live this beast costs around 1000$, so I want to be 100% sure it will fulfill all my needs for at least 4-5 years. I sincerely appreciate all the info you fellows provided and sorry about being a little pushy. Cheers
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    :D Much Appreciated !!! BTW you should take a photograph of the screen, NOT a screenshot for this to prove something. There is an instruction above the test.
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    Thank you. So a freesync monitor can accommodate any custom refresh rate... very well. Can someone actually try custom refresh with the MG279Q?
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    bump
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    For you information, custom refresh without frame skipping only works if you monitor can be overclocked. The Acer XB270HU for example skips frames if a custom refresh is created even if it is lower than the native refresh rate. Now, if you don't own the Asus MG279Q please stop replying to this...
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    bump Can a custom resolution be created without frame skipping?
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    Odellus, can you confirm that creating a custom resolution actually works without skipping frames?
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    Thank you Tamlin_WSGF . @Odellus I realize that, I've been using madVR for a couple of years now. And no, you can't add custom refresh rates whether with CRU or Nvidia without dropping or skipping frames, the only ones that supported are the ones you can select. Thanks everybody.
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    I am using SmoothMotion (madVR) with my current Dell U2410 but I want to upgrade to an IPS with higher refresh rates to accommodate my needs of PAL region videos and various non-video experiments with non standard refresh rates like 54Hz. I still need a concrete answer on what refresh rates...
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    Thank You! You actually have a selection like this?: Nvidia/AMD? Display Port? Freesync On/Off?
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    What do you mean not sure if 100? Is there 100Hz or not???
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    Asus MG279Q Refresh Rates

    Can anyone with this display please post what refresh rates do you have in the display properties in windows? For example: 60, 100, 120, 144 Hz... I am interested to know if there is a 100Hz option for 25 and 50 fps PAL content.
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    High Refresh Rate LCD Monitor Question.

    So, can you enable G-sync and create static custom refresh rate for desktop, or only a game/software needs to ask for G-sync to enable it?
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