newtekie1 t1_iuy8dcv wrote
Nvidia does not support g-sync with a freesync monitor using hdmi. You have to use the usb-c to the DisplayPort on your monitor.
OBjET_OBJECt t1_iuyg70c wrote
I suspected as much. The adapter I am using is no good either and I was hoping to use the extra power from directly connecting to the gpu using hdmi.
newtekie1 t1_iuygl3q wrote
The USB-C w/ Displayport port is likely directly connected to your GPU.
OBjET_OBJECt t1_iuyhdae wrote
for real? They are both on the back. One question, I'm probably overthinking it but can I just buy any usb c to displayport cable?
Should it be bi directional? I found this cable but it might not be bi directional but one of the commenters mentions that it can be used for g sync.
OBjET_OBJECt t1_iv28081 wrote
I just found out that my usb c port does not support alt mode which is needed for free sync. Is there any way around this aside from buying a new laptop?
newtekie1 t1_iv3mi1a wrote
It doesn't need at-mode, only Displayport, which the specs say you have.
Just buy a USC-C to diaplayport adapter and it should work.
OBjET_OBJECt t1_iv4z1s6 wrote
Will this be ok? I already have a display port cable.
Anker USB C to DisplayPort Adapter for Home Office (4K@60Hz), PowerExpand+ Aluminum Portable USB C Adapter, for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iPad Pro, XPS 15/13, Spectre, Surface, and More https://amzn.eu/d/1QkaZim
newtekie1 t1_iv51f1f wrote
It should.
OBjET_OBJECt t1_iv76wbh wrote
No luck. My display port is connected to the IGPU. Thanks for the effort.
newtekie1 t1_iv77307 wrote
Damn, Dell sucks...
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