Nvidia’s New G-Sync Pulsar Monitors Target Motion Blur at the Human Retina Level

Nvidia's new G-Sync Pulsar update for motion clarity is a big win for PC gamers, and here's why

Nvidia's G-Sync technology has just levelled up, with G-Sync Pulsar now the answer to stutter and motion blur-free gameplay.

Nvidia’s new G-Sync Pulsar monitors target motion blur at the human retina level

Four new monitors promise "effective motion clarity of a theoretical 1,000 Hz monitor."

Nvidia says its updated G-Sync Pulsar can make 360Hz monitors look like 1,000Hz

It's been two years since Nvidia unveiled G-Sync Pulsar. It combines variable refresh rate with adaptive backlight strobing, synchronizing the panel refresh, GPU output, and strobe timing to improve motion clarity across a wide range of frame rates.Read Entire Article

I Saw Nvidia's Motion-Smoothing Pulsar Technology Firsthand. Average Gamers Won’t Notice—But Esports Pros Will Love It

Nvidia’s long-awaited G-Sync Pulsar promises motion as smooth as what you'd get from a 1,000Hz display—if one existed! It's debuting in a few gaming monitors at CES 2026, but does the tech actually matter? I gave it a trial run on an elite Asus ROG panel.

NVIDIA's G-Sync Pulsar tech can minimize motion blur for gamers

NVIDIA has unveiled the G-Sync Pulsar, which it calls the “latest evolution of [its] pioneering VRR technology,,” at CES 2026.

Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar is fueling the next generation of gaming monitors with a breakthrough 1,000Hz+ of perceived motion clarity — here’s how it works

Nvidia G-Sync has just gone through a generational update with Pulsar updates that make esports screens feel like a cheat mode.