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dekades
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[CES 2022] RAZER BLADE 17 - Power To The Pros

DirtMigurtThat's my concern with the 4k. Without gsync I feel some tearing is unavoidable. I think the advanced Optimus eliminates the need for the MUX switch. Yeah I share the same concern along with the performance hit for not having a MUX switch, unless you hook up to an external monitor. I'll be leaning towards the QHD display because of G-Sync and Advanced Optimus. The 4k screen is probably brighter but at 17.3" the increase in resolution is probably going to be difficult to notice. It's another $300 and you lose G-Sync and probably Advanced Optimus. And I think Advanced Optimus is basically a MUX that no longer requires a restart, so better than just a MUX switch.

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dekades
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[CES 2022] RAZER BLADE 17 - Power To The Pros

DirtMigurtI am looking to be a first time gaming laptop buyer and I am hoping someone can help me decide. Will I get screen tearing on the 4k model? The QHD model has G-Sync and I am a big fan of the module, love my Asus ROG G-Sync monitor. Will the 4K model have some sort of G-sync compatible software to eliminate screen tearing. I only play single player games. I want to start Cyberpunk on a 4k screen but cannot stand any screen tearing. Any help on this would be very appreciated. I do realize I am not going to get frame rates higher than 144hz often if ever playing the games I want to play on max settings, but I understand that doesn't matter. Since the frame rate is always changing and the screen frame rate remains constant, some sort of syncing is necessary. Do I have that right? Looking at the spec sheets for the laptop I see that QHD has G-Sync and Advanced Optimus but the 4K screen option does not list G-Sync or Advanced Optimus. Based on that I would assume the 4K scr

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