Gaming Laptops G-Sync & IPS Delay Analysis Video

While G-Sync monitors use a special module to sync the refresh rate and the frame rate, laptops do not feature such a module as their displays are connected directly to the mainboard and so the GPU. This raises the question if G-Sync is also not adding an additional delay on laptops as it does not have that special module, and how about their IPS panels? Do they have more delay than the TN panels that are used in today's gaming monitors? These are the questions that I answer in this video.

► Links:
➜ G-Sync: https://youtu.be/F8bFWk61KWA
➜ FastSync: https://youtu.be/L07t_mY2LEU

► Tested Laptops:
Laptops were provided by ASUS for testing, and returned to ASUS afterwards.
➜ ASUS ROG Strix GL502VS-FY042T
➜ ASUS ROG Strix GL702VM-GC026T

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► Outro Music:
Many of you asked me whats the name of the song that I use in the outro. Sadly I have to tell you that it is not a "song". It is a custom made music to be used for intros/outros that I bought a while ago.

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