Nvidia s'explique sur les critères liés à la certification G-Sync Ultimate

Nous avons pu communiquer avec Nvidia France, ce qui nous a permis de mieux comprendre l'évolution des critères liés à la certification G-Sync Ultitmate, il s'agissait d'une erreur d'interprétation de notre part. Nous allons vous fournir tous les éléments afin de mieux comprendre la certification G-Sync Ultimate.
'Late last year we updated G-SYNC ULTIMATE to include new display technologies such as OLED and edge-lit LCDs.

All G-SYNC Ultimate displays are powered by advanced NVIDIA G-SYNC processors to deliver a fantastic gaming experience including lifelike HDR, stunning contract, cinematic color and ultra-low latency gameplay. While the original G-SYNC Ultimate displays were 1000 nits with FALD, the newest displays, like OLED, deliver infinite contrast with only 600-700 nits, and advanced multi-zone edge-lit displays offer remarkable contrast with 600-700 nits. G-SYNC Ultimate was never defined by nits alone nor did it require a VESA DisplayHDR1000 certification. Regular G-SYNC displays are also powered by NVIDIA G-SYNC processors as well.

The ACER X34 S monitor was erroneously listed as G-SYNC ULTIMATE on the NVIDIA web site. It should be listed as “G-SYNC” and the web page is being corrected.'