Use this mod to get free sync and turn your TV or monitor into a virtually Freesync-certified display for a smooth, tear-free gaming experience. I got my Freesync on a LG OLED c9 55/" display to enable freesync premium as an example and you can use that or any display you have with HDMI and get a new freesync monitor for free !
We will:
Fix Free Sync Disabled by Adding Support
Fix free sync not working by changing vertical refresh range
Requirements:
1) A display that supports VRR (variable refresh rate). Whether it's a TV or a monitor it doesn't matter, you can even try a display that doesn't support VRR but their chances will be low (most monitors with scalar supported will work for sure! Try yours! For example, I tested on 5 monitors and TVs but none of them supported the mod and when I tested on a VRR TV it worked. This doesn't mean it won't work for you, it's just that there isn't a clear guideline to ensure it will work for non-VRR TVs and monitors. People are having success with this mod and you can have it too!
2) HDMI cable which should be connected from the graphics card to the display device.
3) A graphics card supported by AMD Freesync.
****If you have an Nvidia graphics card, you can trick it into thinking that the display supports free sync and that its latest graphics driver will allow you to use it as a Gsync-enabled display. The graphics card must be a Turing GPU or later, which means 1600 series or 2000 series for now.
This particular statement still needs to be verified because nvidia only allows Gsync for freesync display via display port and this mod is only for HDMI. So try it and if it works, confirm on Reddit.
Here is a lot of information detailed by me:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/g65mw7/working_freesync_mod_for_vrr_displays_tested_on/
Keyword timeline to save time:
0:00 Introductory part, details of my posting and who it should probably work for.
0:44 Download the required utilities and then install them.
3:10 AMD driver details before mod and what to look for.
3:50 How to add Freesync support using CRU (Custom Resolution Utility).
7:22 Revisiting the AMD Control Panel now with Freesync enabled.
8:20 Nvidia Pendulum demo behavior with Freesync ON and OFF.
10:16 A humble request!
Links mentioned in the video:
To download the CRU utility, you can use this:
https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-Custom-Resolution-Utility-CRU
For older version of Nvidia Pendulum Demo you can use this:
https://nvidia-g-sync-pendulum-demo.software.ailleurs.com/1.0/
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