Overview
- The first four certified models from Acer, AOC, Asus and MSI are 27-inch IPS displays at 2560x1440 with 360Hz refresh rates, now on sale starting January 7.
- Pulsar times rolling, regional backlight strobes to VRR, which Nvidia says delivers roughly four times the effective motion clarity with perceived 1,000Hz-plus sharpness in some scenarios.
- The design integrates G-Sync features into MediaTek scaler chips and drops the old dedicated module, helping reach an entry price of about $599.
- Hardware support is limited to fast IPS backlights approved by Nvidia, and the technique does not work with OLED panels.
- A built-in sensor enables Ambient Adaptive to automatically adjust brightness and color temperature, and early hands-on reports praise the clarity for competitive gaming even as some reviewers see modest gains for casual use.