NVIDIA wants to apply G-Sync to laptops and more

NVIDIA says G-Sync for laptops will arrive soon and hints at VR and smartphones being next.

Chris Smith

TweakTown

Published Jun 1, 2015 1:29 AM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:06 PM CST

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Computex 2015 - Looking to improve our portable technology, NVIDIA has mentioned that it is interested in adding G-Sync to laptops.

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As G-Sync sets out to increase frame rates and improve an overall gaming experience, laptops designed with gamers in mind are becoming more popular as technology makes advancements. There is no shortage of Intel i7-toting, NVIDIA 980m wielding 17" beasts on the market and it only makes sense that G-Sync should be added to the arsenal.

NVIDIA's director of technical marketing, Tom Peterson, claims that this technology will be flexible - further claiming that we could see it soon added to mobile phones and Virtual Reality applications.

Reports state that ASUS, GIGABYTE, Clevo and MSI are all set to show off G-Sync capable laptops in the upcoming Computex trade show coming up this week in Taipei, Taiwan.