G-Sync compatible causes the screen to flicker.

[saysay_]

The monitor uses the Philips 242E Gaming monitor.

This monitor supports G-Sync compatible, but it is not NVIDIA's officially compatible G-SYNC.

We've searched a lot of results in the community, or we've looked at Reddit, and we've found that 3D settings are "fixed playback frequency."

I said I could do it, but I knew that even if I set it like that, it could cause blinking.

It didn't seem to solve the problem unless G-SYNC compatibility was turned off.

Do you happen to know the perfect solution?

This problem occurs not only in Premiere but also in Photoshop
In Photoshop, the recognition of G-SYNC could be changed to normal by disabling the canvas.

Is there any way to disable G-SYNC in Adobe program?

[chrisw44157881]

Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings > Adobe Premiere Pro > Vertical Sync and change this setting from 'Use the 3D application Settings' to 'On'.

[saysay_]

Hmm... it's the same no matter how you change the vertical sync.

Monitor Technology - Fixed Refresh Rate

Vertical Sync - On/Fast/Adapt

Default refresh rate - maximum available

No matter how different the vertical sync part was, nothing changed.

After searching several communities, I have seen that monitors that are VA panels can cause problems.

I guess I'll just have to turn off G-SYNC.

[ne171pro]

I have the exact same issue cant use G-SYNC at all