Is Asus VP249QGR?

The ASUS VP249QGR gaming display is built for victory in the professional gaming arena. With its Full HD IPS panel, 144Hz refresh rate with Adaptive-Sync (FreeSync™) and 1ms MPRT for super-smooth gaming visual, it blurs the line between what’s virtual and what’s real to draw you into truly immersive gaming worlds.

Does ASUS VP249QGR have HDR?

The ASUS VP249QGR will be available in stores nationwide starting this week, while some other stores already announced their pre-orders….ASUS recently announced its cheapest 144hz Gaming Monitor in the Philippines.

	ASUS VP249QGR
HDR (High Dynamic Range) Support	N/A
Refresh rate	144Hz

Does FreeSync matter at 144hz?

You can get tearing if your framerate is lower than your display’s refresh rate. So basically, tearing is more likely on a 144Hz monitor, since you’re less likely to hit 144Hz than 60Hz. Also, Freesync doesn’t work with Nvidia GPUs, so don’t bother getting a Freesync monitor if you (will) have the 1070.

Does FreeSync make big difference?

Yes. Because FreeSync does not work when you receives high FPS compared to monitor refresh rate.

What happens if you use FreeSync with nVidia?

It wont make the monitor usable. It will run like any other monitor. Now if it has a Display port it may be able to run freesync as intended as nvidia now has freesync compatibility. Some monitors are officially supported but many still can work that arent officially supported.

Can I convert FreeSync to Gsync?

Scroll down to Monitor Technology, and choose “G-Sync Compatible.” That’s it! You can now run G-Sync on your FreeSync monitor.

Does G-Sync damage monitor?

One of biggest benefits of a G-Sync monitor or laptop display is its ability to resolve an issue known as screen tearing. In certain cases, the video signal from the graphics card will output to the monitor at a rate the display is not capable of handling, which results in a horizontal line or “tear” across the screen.