xorbeHDR is not just 10 bits + wider gamut, but that's the marketing dept for you. Standardization on 10 bits per channel and wide gamut handling would be nice. The latter is more difficult to achieve since there's a real cost.

ZekiCan you at least make G-Sync work perfectly before milking G-Sync2 out of our pockets?
It still stutters much more then you made us believe it would in most popular games.

xorbeHDR is not just 10 bits + wider gamut, but that's the marketing dept for you. Standardization on 10 bits per channel and wide gamut handling would be nice. The latter is more difficult to achieve since there's a real cost.

ZekiI am glad for all of you who had great experience with g-sync. I also find it world apart better than v-sync or no-sync, but there is still abundant amount of stutter here and there, I feel that I was led to believe, that could be remedied with g-sync. I have been playing with it since 2014 and had all of my main components and windows upgraded/reinstalled since like most of you gamers.

Prima.VeraSorry man, I still don't get what kind of stutter are you talking about. I have almost the same specs as you, even lower, including the monitor res which is higher, and even so, I have yet to experience any stutter, even in the low fps scenarios. What games are you playing and found the issue?

ZekiWell, there are Farcry3 and 4 and Counter Strike GO, which I consider among worse with g-sync, that I would note 1/10. On the opposite side of the spectrum, 10/10, there are Crysis1 to 3 and Borderlands 1 that just refuse to stutter no matter the framerate and scene at play. Borderlands 2, 9/10, stutters at specific scenes... Also the things are different, in my experience, depending on windows generation. On windows 10, I find that Farcry3 is just stuttering like v-sync no matter what options I select in 3d settings manager.