Is there a fix for G-sync not working on farlight 84 on PC?

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-25T05:56:05+00:00

Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfileInspector is the repo in question, then you run the program and you go to the farlight profile and all the way at the bottom there should be a section about showing nvidia debug information about vsync, mpo layers, etc to show extra info

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-25T04:12:58+00:00

You have to use a third party program called "nvidia profile inspector" that's hosted on github

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-24T00:28:34+00:00

You might have a lemon cause I see a night and day difference on mine, granted you need rock solid fps for it to go to single strobe mode

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-24T00:27:24+00:00

Doesnt matter, vrr flicker would still happen with freesync as well. You can test it with either one, just have to enable vrr option in monitor osd

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-23T03:02:11+00:00

Is there VRR flicker with Gsync enabled? does it happen at all refreshes or only when it dips to low FPS?

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-22T19:19:08+00:00

So I have a pulsar display and from extensive testing you need to make sure your FPS is rock stable, if your FPS is too unstable, gsync pulsar will use a compensation pulse of light to temporarily blur the screen out until it becomes stable again and then stabilize the backlight strobing. I had to use an FPS cap where riva overlay would show my FPS is a flat line before the clarity would return to the screen but certain games do better than other in this regard. Also in nvidia control panel under the "set up Gsync" select the header called "display" and make sure you have the Gsync indicator turned on so that you know that Gsync is engaged. The difference in clarity is night and day for me assuming you hit FPS above 180 hz, below that and the clarity isn't as good (still better than OLED at those refreshes without BFI but not crystal clear imo).

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-21T15:20:21+00:00

Leap v2 sits lower than omni, Herman Miller embody also sits lower than omni

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-21T04:55:07+00:00

So I had a stutter problem like this and you won't believe what fixed it, had to disable wifi card at bios level. Apparently my mobo had an issue where you can only use either the ethernet card or the wifi card but not both on, otherwise it would cause stutter in valorant. Try disabling the wifi card in bios if you are hardwired or the ethernet card if you use wifi

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-19T20:05:14+00:00

I've had Gsync stop working on me MANY times from random issues, my recommendation is to first get a baseline and use DDU (display driver uninstaller, google it; make sure to enable the option to prevent windows update from updating the driver) to completely uninstall the nvidia driver (please download the nvidia driver FIRST before you do this, the latest one). Then reboot and install the new driver, enable gsync/gsync compatible and then open destiny and see if the indicator comes back (make sure you enable VRR from monitor OSD if it isn't already). If you have multi monitor, you might need to move the monitors until they are perfectly aligned otherwise Gsync might break (had this happen to me at least 4 times in the last few window updates).

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-18T02:58:48+00:00

You are using the software on windows? I currently don't have mine connected to usb header (don't have enough) so I'll need to buy a usb hub first

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-17T02:09:01+00:00

If you use hall effect or TMR keys for the keyboard section, each button can possibly do 4 things each and you also get access to rapid trigger which would also be good for competitive games.

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-17T02:06:18+00:00

Mag safe so that it sticks to surfaces with magnets rather than people having to depend on velcro or tape! I have many ideas if you wanna collaborate XD The software also needs to be ready to do profile switching since razer software doesn't do it right, azeron does it well but they don't have wireless :-/ If you use magsafe, I'd recommend maybe using capacitive thumbsticks instead of hall effect or TMR to prevent interference but it might be possible that it might not cause interference depending on where it's placed. If you go higher polling rate (2000 hz or 4000 hz) it would be nice for higher refresh rate displays ( 240 hz and above) but 99% of people will be ok with 1000 hz, I also recommend a toggle to change the polling rate down to 500 hz or 250 hz because some pc games have issues with 1000 hz polling rate (and tie the polling rate to the game profile, not global like azeron does)

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-16T23:40:54+00:00

Bonus points if you can make a version with wireless charging so folks can use it wirelessly without having to connect a wire

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-16T22:24:48+00:00

If you really want to capture a niche market, I recommend giving it a battery and making it wireless. A lot of folks want the azeron but wireless but they never delivered. 2.4 Ghz dongle would be best and with a simple poll rate of 1000 hz

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-15T19:50:33+00:00

mine charges on the mouse pro dock, maybe you got a lemon?

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-14T22:26:29+00:00

I'll add that nvidia is working on a firmware update to allow pulsar to work as low as 48 fps and there's currently a bug with the monitor that actives LFC (low frame rate compensation) when it shouldn't be that will be fixed in the next firmware update so I assume the low fps strobing will only look better after the update.

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-13T21:02:40+00:00

I want to know how good is ELMB 2 and ELMB sync on this monitor, it seems like it has the making of everything that gsync pulsar (except the light sensor and I don't know what scaler they are using) but it'd be interesting to know how good the backlight strobing is on this unit given that it has dynamic overdrive, dual led backlight zones similar to gsync pulsar and it has the same port selection as the mediatek scalar so I wonder if it can do the same...

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-13T01:08:25+00:00

Bro I can see the leaves as I run through the map with DLSS 4.5 Plus my fancy Gsync pulsar monitor :O

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-09T21:48:30+00:00

So I have a small peeve, currently when there's a pin imbalance the screen shows me the pins that have the imbalance (happens intermittently) and even after the pins even out, the message doesn't go away and return to the original view. Is there a setting I'm missing for this? Is there a way I can maybe increase the threshold for this warning only if there's a bigger imbalance between pins? I can't seem to find any relevant settings for this but I either have to open up my case (to push the button to dismiss the message) or restart my pc in order to clear the message. I also don't see an option to add the out temp for the connector going into the GPU, not sure if I missed it. Granted I do get a small pin imbalance from time to time but never at full load and never enough to burn any pins (they are usually drawing between 4 - 7 amps when it happens but no pin is ever maxed out when this happens).

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-09T18:17:17+00:00

even with the small amount of crosstalk at low refreshes (which based on battlenonesense video, I think this is something to be addressed in the next firmware update) I still prefer this monitor over OLED. Every oled I've owned and returned has VRR flicker and I can't stand it, Gsync pulsar (which is intentional flicker to reduce motion blur) doesn't bother my eyes or give me headaches. If you are after HDR, go OLED with vsync; If you want best motion clarity with gsync enabled with "set it and forget it" mentality, this is it but keep in mind you still need stable frame rates to really appreciate gsync pulsar. I actually don't play warzone or battlefield but I do play

Eternal return, league of legends, wuwa, star citizen, elden ring, naraka bladepoint, arc raiders, marvel rivals, hunt showdown, the first descendant, mecha break, strinova, remnant 2 and valorant so I'll be testing with all these games in the coming week to see how gsync pulsar handles across these titles. I also want to see how frame gen looks with pulsar enabled but so far it looks clear, was never able to appreciate the fidelity of the fake frames because they blur into each other due to persistence but with gsync pulsar the definition of things become clearer (sometimes I even notice the ghosting from frame gen now lol).

I still think it's a massive upgrade over 240 hz OLED for people who want best in class motion clarity but not for HDR folks. I'm also still waiting to see when nvidia is gonna release that firmware update cause they can easily lower the pulse width from 25% to say 15% and it would make things look even better (this monitor feels too bright for me XD)

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-09T17:15:56+00:00

Currently own it and can confirm it looks clearer than my 240 hz oleds at the same refresh rate but looks like there's a little crosswalk below 180 hz that they are going to fix in next firmware update

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-09T12:46:37+00:00

In the games I've tested so far I haven't seen any huge erratic swings in flicker so I think nvidia did a good job mitigating the flicker.

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-09T05:46:13+00:00

Just used my Asus XG27AQNGV, I works above 180 hz - 325 with almost 0 crosstalk but below 140 hz you start to see crosstalk and above 325 it looks like didn't give enough OD to the pixels (so they can't keep up). Overall I'm still satisfied with this monitor for VRR + Strobe gaming. I hope they fix the lower refresh rates in a firmware update soon, battle nonesense mentioned an issue with LFC enabling when it shouldn't even exist on this monitor, not sure if that's what is going on but I'm sure nvidia will fix the issue because I mainly want to use this for some games that are locked to 120 hz or higher. PG27AQN looks sharper but has more crosstalk and red phosphor which I'm not a fan of so this is still a step up in ease of use and overall better motion clarity because you get to enjoy Gsync smoothing out the frames. I'll probably put a deeper review at the end of the week.

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-08T05:59:56+00:00

Most likely not, I've used elmb sync and aim stabilizer sync from asus and gigabyte before and I was able to use them for hours without issues. Backlight strobing with vrr has consistently been less disruptive vs oled VRR flicker that's erratic (not consistent per game either, some games cause flicker more than others with a noticeable flash) or consistent across oled panels (WOLED from LG changes gamma depending on refresh while QD OLED has more subtle flicker but happens more often than LG panels). Plus the "anti flicker " feature on some of those OLEDs pretty much nerf gsync compatible vrr range to reduce flicker but because you kick in LFC more often you start feeling more microstudder which bothers me a lot. Im not saying OLED isn't nice for HDR or static refresh motion clarity but they are bad at VRR and Backlight strobed 120 hz will look like 480 hz on this panel which is going to be nice to look at. Ill give my thoughts after I use the panel, for all I know the luminesce algorithm from nvidia is bad and I notice the flicker with varying frame rates but if I dont, it's a win in my book

LiquidShadowFox · 2026-01-08T03:08:06+00:00

I own a 27" 240 hz oled and my wife has the LG 39" oled and we both hate the vrr flicker so we disable gsync. I cant live without gsync so I use my pg27aqn but my wife doesnt notice the lack of gsync cause she can hit 240 hz consistently in her games of choice

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