g-sync

[AndreRio]

are there any monitors with the NVidia g-sync technology out for sale already?

 

[DraginDime]

I'm not aware of any currently on the market. I think Nvidia said Q1 of 2014

 

[Rohaus]

Not only is there none on the market yet... but the first one to be released is an updated VG248QE which is only 24".

http://www.techpowerup.com/192855/asus-announces-adoption-of-nvidia-g-sync-technology.html

So, as eager as I am too to obtain a monitor with G-Sync integrated into the monitor, I will have to wait until a 27" version comes out... hoping for 2nd Q of 2014 for a 27".

 

[AndreRio]

2560x1440??

 

[Sancus]

2560x1440??

There are some odd people who think 27" 1080p screens are computer monitors... they're really just undersized low end TVs ;p

 

[sharknice]

I'm fairly excited ViewSonic is one of the companies they have already working on implementing G-Sync. Imagine a VP2770 with low persistence g-sync. Even ViewSonic's gaming monitors have had pretty good image quality. My ViewSonic 120hz V3D245 absolutely destroys my Asus VG248QE in static image quality.
It worries me that ViewSonic discontinued the V3D245 and haven't had any high frame-rate displays for a few years now, but they did come out with the first 2 ms response time and 1 ms response time display so I'm still hopeful they'll create a great gaming display.

 

[DejaWiz]

I concur with the statement that Q1 was the earliest we'd see G-Sync enabled monitors come to market. I'm hoping by the time an upper-midrange Maxwell comes out, there will be a ton to choose from.