Your trying to enable ulmb on your surface book 2? So disappointment about your guys. Browse categories, post your questions, or just chat with other members. On Windows 10 i can barely notice this after-image and it is lagging much closer to current frame. I have no idea why it won't let me enable it anymore. I tried disabling overclocking, running at 120Hz, running at 60Hz, enabling Game Mode, and disabling G-Sync, but nothing seems to work. I don’t have an ETA for that, but it’ll allow you to set a MetaMode either in nf or with nvidia-settings to disable G-SYNC, to allow using G-SYNC monitors in ULMB mode or with Frame Lock. Based on this document, the fact that you have to disable G-sync to enable ULMB, leads me to think that ULMB is only supported through DP. The monitor is a ViewSonic XG2703-GS connected via DisplayPort to a GTX 980 Ti. My OS is in Polish hence why the panel is also in Polish. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.

Let's see how it measures up to the competition in our tests. I'm powering the display with a Surface Book 2, and the SB2 unfortunately has all video output routed through the integrated GPU rather than the GTX 1060. ULMB is incompatible with G-SYNC, which is why it’s grayed out. The old screens were tried-and-true gear, but modern LCDs are more than a match for the ancient giants in nearly every spec, except for … A workaround that seems to bring the monitor back is to go to the monitor’s OSD and toggle the “165Hz overclocking” mode.

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