LAS VEGAS-nvidia used this week’s CES 2026 to unveil G-Sync Pulsar, a novel display technology targeting persistent motion blur-a common frustration for PC gamers-by synchronizing the backlight with the display’s refresh rate [[1]]. The company claims the technology delivers motion clarity rivaling displays with refresh rates twice as high, offering a potential upgrade path for gamers without requiring a complete hardware overhaul [[2]]. Initial monitors featuring G-sync Pulsar from manufacturers like Asus and MSI are already hitting the market, with sales beginning January 7th.
Nvidia Unveils G-Sync Pulsar for Enhanced Motion Clarity
Nvidia has announced G-Sync Pulsar, a new display technology aimed at delivering motion clarity comparable to 1000Hz on 360Hz monitors. The unveiling took place at CES 2026, signaling Nvidia’s continued push for advancements in gaming display technology. This innovation addresses a key challenge for gamers – reducing motion blur for a more immersive and responsive experience.
The technology is set to debut in monitors from several manufacturers, including MSI and Asus. MSI has already announced the MPG 272QRF X36, a 360Hz monitor featuring G-Sync Pulsar. The new monitor is expected to enhance visual fidelity and responsiveness for gamers.
Asus is also releasing monitors equipped with the new technology, with the Strix XG27AQNGV model already available this month. Additionally, Asus is offering the ROG Strix XG259QNG, a 380Hz gaming monitor, with a 33 percent discount, designed to improve the experience for players of titles like CS2 and Fortnite.
Nvidia confirmed that monitors featuring G-Sync Pulsar will begin sales on January 7th. The introduction of G-Sync Pulsar represents a significant step forward in display technology, potentially setting a new standard for motion clarity in gaming monitors. The company stated in a release that the technology aims to provide a smoother and more visually appealing gaming experience.
