#Nvidia g sync drivers#

In addition, Nvidia said its Game Ready Drivers now make it possible to set the max frame rate a 3D application or game can render to save power and reduce system latency. Nvidia also said that Deliver Us the Moon, a new post-apocalyptic game set in space, also uses real-time ray tracing for better reflections and DLSS.

#Nvidia g sync update#

The update is available as a free downloadable patch starting today for gamers with a GeForce RTX GPU. It now supports more realistic graphics such as ray-tracing reflections and DLSS (which uses AI to fill out a scene more quickly and with better quality). Today, Bethesda is issuing a patch for Wolfenstein: Youngblood that will bring RTX real-time ray tracing to the title launched last summer. Nvidia said that RTX laptops are available for as low as $1,199. Gamers will enjoy the fast response time and ultra-low lag of these displays running at up to 144Hz at 4K. They feature the latest full-array direct backlight technology with 1,400 nits brightness, significantly increasing display contrast for darker blacks and more vibrant colors. In addition to the new support from LG, Acer and Asus are showcasing two upcoming G-Sync Ultimate displays. More than 140 models are powered by Nvidia’s Turing GPU architecture, and 60 models use Max-Q.įirst introduced in 2013, G-Sync introduced Variable Refresh Rate technology that eliminates screen tearing by synchronizing the refresh rate of the display with the GPU’s frame rate. Part of that is thanks to Max-Q, an Nvidia technology to lower the power consumption of Nvidia-based laptops. During that time, the laptops became half as thick, dropping from 38 millimeters thick to 18 millimeters thick. Nvidia said that gaming laptops were a $13 billion business in 2019, or triple the size it was in 2014. They run at up to 144Hz at 4K resolution. These feature full-array direct backlight Mini-LED technology with 1152 zones and 1400 nits brightness. Nvidia is showing two G-Sync Ultimate displays from Acer and Asus. Join gaming leaders live this October 25-26 in San Francisco to examine the next big opportunities within the gaming industry.