How to enable G-Sync on a Razer Blade laptop

Note: This applies to the following Razer Blade (QHD - 240 Hz) models:

• Razer Blade 18” (2024) | RZ09-0509x
• Razer Blade 16” (2024) | RZ09-0510x
• Razer Blade 18” (2023) | RZ09-0484x
• Razer Blade 16” (2023) | RZ09-0483x
• Razer Blade 15” (2023) | RZ09-0485x
• Razer Blade 15" (2022) | RZ09-0421*D3
• Razer Blade 17” (2022) - RZ09-0423*D3
• Razer Blade 15” Advanced (2021) | RZ09-0409*D3
• Razer Blade 15" Advanced (2021) | RZ09-0367*D3

Step-by-step process

1. Open Nvidia Control Panel.
2. Go to "Manage Display mode".
3. Select "NVIDIA GPU only" under "Display Mode".

   

4. Go to "Set up G-SYNC".
5. Tick "Enable G-SYNC, G-SYNC Compatible".

   

Note: This applies to all Razer Blade models with NVIDIA GPUs installed if paired with a G-Sync HDR monitor. See G-Sync System Requirements for more information.

Step-by-step process

Note: G-Sync is not available via HDMI connection.

1. Connect the external monitor to the Razer Blade via USB-C.
2. Make sure the Razer Blade's USB-C port uses dGPU (Nvidia GPU).
   1. Right-click on your Desktop then click “Display Settings”.
   2. Click “Advanced display settings” under Multiple Displays. 
3. Open Nvidia Control Panel.
4. Go to "Manage Display mode".
5. Select "Optimus" under "Display Mode".

   

6. Go to "Set up G-SYNC".
7. Tick "Enable G-SYNC, G-SYNC Compatible".