Here are all of Nvidia's G-Sync certified FreeSync monitors so far
https://www.pcgamer.com/g-sync-compatible-freesync-monitors/
As part of its CES keynote, Nvidia announced that it will begin supporting variable refresh rates (VRR) on FreeSync gaming monitors, beginning with a January 15 driver update. It's big news, because up until now the selection of G-Sync monitors has been limited and pricey, thanks in part to a proprietary hardware module installed in the monitor. Now a software update will automatically expand compatibility to FreeSync monitors that pass Nvidia's quality standards.
The main question is: With hundreds of FreeSync monitors out there, how many will qualify to receive G-Sync certification?
Here are all of Nvidia's G-Sync certified FreeSync monitors so far
Jan 7, 2019, 10:25pm UTC
https://www.pcgamer.com/g-sync-compatible-freesync-monitors/
> As part of its CES keynote, Nvidia announced that it will begin supporting variable refresh rates (VRR) on FreeSync gaming monitors, beginning with a January 15 driver update. It's big news, because up until now the selection of G-Sync monitors has been limited and pricey, thanks in part to a proprietary hardware module installed in the monitor. Now a software update will automatically expand compatibility to FreeSync monitors that pass Nvidia's quality standards.
> The main question is: With hundreds of FreeSync monitors out there, how many will qualify to receive G-Sync certification?