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Blocks g-sync in full-screen apps #133

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fredemmott opened this issue Jul 23, 2019 · 4 comments
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Blocks g-sync in full-screen apps #133

fredemmott opened this issue Jul 23, 2019 · 4 comments

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@fredemmott
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  • 64-bit Windows 10 1903
  • 2080ti
  • nvidia 430.86 game ready driver
  • pg258q monitor connected via displayport

Overwatch in full screen mode: locked at 240hz. No g-sync
NVidia Pendulum gsync demo: unable to select gsync option. Ticked for a fraction of a second then unticks

If I click 'stop sync' in heustacean, I'm then able to enable g-sync

@fredemmott
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Can confirm I have this issue with at least one other app using IDXGIOutputDuplication, but not with OBS's game capture.

@level20peon
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I can confirm this problem as well. Similar computer configuration as OP, with just another monitor (PG279Q).

@DavieMakesGames
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DavieMakesGames commented Dec 18, 2019

Can confirm this same issue with my LG G-Sync compatible monitor. Right now it seems that ScreenBloom is the only hue sync app that supports G-Sync; unfortunately it's nowhere near as good as Huestacean.

Edit: I was able to bypass this by disabling full-screen optimizations and game mode.

@UniCizin
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UniCizin commented Jan 3, 2020

Breaks FreeSync too .
Workaround from DavidPerez18 does not work for me

Update: After disabling the Windows GameBar and disabling the Fullscreen Optimizations per Game, free sync AND huestacean work together in almost every game :)

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