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Enabling Freesync on Nvidia GPU

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So I saw this the other day on reddit and decided I would post a link to the person doing this here for others to try if they want. Sounds interesting, trying to find an old Freesync supported AMD GPU so I can do it with my monitor.

If you read through the comments it also works with a separate GPU and the Ryzen APU's.


 
Seams almost like the way you can get physx working on an amd(+Nvidia card) output by cloning to two cards and two screens and about as useful.
 
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