cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

PG278Q G-sync mode always on?

sol_jah
Level 7
Noticed my Swift PG278Q light on the bottom right corner is always red sitting at the desktop screen with no games running in the background and only web browsing.
9,604 Views
7 REPLIES 7

matrixleader
Level 8
Yes this is a bug in the nVIDIA Drivers or the Monitor firmware I don't know, I posted this a while back and noone helped.

http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?74496-What-is-the-solution-for-the-G-Sync-flickering-on-the...

matrixleader wrote:
Yes this is a bug in the nVIDIA Drivers or the Monitor firmware I don't know, I posted this a while back and noone helped.

http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?74496-What-is-the-solution-for-the-G-Sync-flickering-on-the...
Wow, damn that sucks no one helped. Guess they will just forget about us lol...

sol jah wrote:
Wow, damn that sucks no one helped. Guess they will just forget about us lol...


g sync is supposed to be on 24/7 google it

Boaz Beatz wrote:
g sync is supposed to be on 24/7 google it


no, not if you set it only for full screen apps. this is a driver bug.

pr1me
Level 8
Did you set monitor technology to fixed refresh in the global setting? (then select g-sync for specific game you want)

pr1me wrote:
Did you set monitor technology to fixed refresh in the global setting? (then select g-sync for specific game you want)


For my Global 3D settings, under Monitor Technology, I have it set to G-Sync. So what you're saying is to set it to the option "Fixed Refresh" then under Program Settings, find select games and set their Monitor Technology to G-Sync instead? Then it should fix the G-sync is always running while sitting at desktop with no games running in the background?

sol_jah
Level 7
Fixed it, I don't know how I did it but, apparently I just enabled G sync, and made sure all the programs in program settings used global settings and then red light at the bottom right corner changed to white again. Thanks for the help guys!