I recently changed over to Linux(Fedora 30, Classic Gnome) after having enough with windows on my ASUS ROG G752V(1070 and a 120hz AU Optronics G-SYNC panel).
On windows I had no issues getting G-SYNC to work but on Linux I cannot enable G-SYNC it shows as G-SYNC Mode Available: none and G-SYNC Mode Enabled: No
Anyone have any ideas how to get this working.
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Unfortunately, only some old xorg logs were included but in those there was also no sign that gsync was detected. Seems to be some driver bug. Please try with a v418 driver, possibly also with your xorg.conf removed, and attach the output file of
sudo journalctl -b0 --no-pager _COMM=gdm-x-session >journal.txt
Apologies for the delay just have not had a chance to do this sooner. Journal now attached on v418.74
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