NVIDIA released firmware version 1.1.10 for G-Sync Pulsar monitors to fix motion clarity and stability issues. Gamers using high-refresh-rate displays will notice sharper images during fast gameplay without the screen flickering unexpectedly. This update directly improves the viewing experience for competitive players who rely on precise visual feedback.
Firmware 1.1.10 improves motion clarity and fixes stability bugs
The firmware targets four specific 1440p monitors that currently support the G-Sync Pulsar technology. These models include the Acer Predator XB273U F5, AOC AGON PRO AG276QSG2, ASUS ROG STRIX Pulsar XG27AQNGV, and MSI MPG 272QRF X36. Owners of these displays need to install the update to access the new performance features.
The update reduces Motion Picture Response Time (MPRT) to 0.97ms at 240Hz with Pulse Width set to 50. This improvement brings the motion clarity to a level NVIDIA claims is equivalent to a 1,000Hz monitor. At 360Hz, the MPRT drops from 1.64ms to 1.14ms, which matches the sharpness of 60Hz ULMB2 mode at maximum brightness.
We looked at the last G-Sync Pulsar update earlier while tracking NVIDIA launches. That previous release focused on similar balance and stability themes that this version continues to address. The new firmware ensures the technology remains reliable during demanding gaming sessions without toggling off unexpectedly.
NVIDIA confirmed the specific MPRT values and the list of supported monitors in its official update notes. The firmware fixes reliability bugs and enhances motion clarity for the four compatible displays. Users should check their monitor settings to apply version 1.1.10.
Source: TweakTown
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