Hello,
 
the Geforce drivers should pick up the fact that you have connected a gsync display however I would uninstall the drivers and then connect the display then re-install the drivers for good measure.
 
Also, I am not sure where in the world so much misinformation comes out on vsync and gsync but they are supposed to be used together. They are not exclusive technologies and you will still see frame tearing if the fps goes beyond the refresh rate of the display.

FattysGoneWild
This will be my first ever Gsync monitor. Would I need to reinstall my drivers? Or when plugging in the monitor. It will automatically detect the new Gsync monitor? My understanding. I enable it with in the control panel. Set games to vsync off and off I go? Everything should work? 

It was enabled for my automatically right away. I didn't need to reinstall any drivers or change any settings.

When adjusting your resolution, you have the option to select the refresh rate. If your monitor is 144hz, change the resolution setting to whichever resolution you wish to use, with the refresh rate being 144hz.

So here we go. Received unit a few hours ago and got it all set up. Knock on wood. I believe I received a Jesus unit and I hope it stays that way. No stuck or dead pixels, no buzzing, hdcp compliant and a very recent build. Revision A03 built in May 2016. Once setup and calibrated. I fired up The Witcher 3 and my jaw hit the floor. Stunning, glorious etc etc. Wow just WOW! Gsync is absolutely amazing and worth every penny.
 
Smooth as butter. Coming from my previous Dell U2415 IPS panel. I can certainly notice color shift. I can deal with it though. Its really not that bad and all about how you sit or look up etc. I certainly will not miss the IPS glow. Blacks are blacks. Its nice. Out of the box. The gamma was horrendous. No surprise here and well documented. After calibration. Comparing the results and seeing the before and after.
 
It was a dramatic difference. I cant stress that enough. Its very close to my IPS monitor now. TN has come a longggggggg way. WOW! To say how pleased I am with this beauty is a understatement! Calibration was done by Colormunki Display. I would only suggest using my profile if you have a A03 version panel. A01 and A02 could be really different. I am not sure. You are still free to try it out if you like regardless of version! 
 
Targets
 
2.2 gamma, D65, 120cm brightness
 
Calibration done using factory defaults. Put those on first. Factory brightness was blazing at a whopping 304cm!
 
Results
 
Brightness 21 which put it at 118cm. 22 brightness put it at 121cm. Leave contrast alone at factory level. Its fine and does not need adjustment. 
 
ICC profile attached. Follow this article to activate it with in Windows. https://pcmonitors.info/articles/using-icc-profiles-in-windows/
 
http://www.filedropper.co..lls2716dgd65_1 ICC profile
 
Mike406,
 
Just a thought. I know you mentioned buzzing. For giggles. Did you disable the audio and set it to zero? That is 2 of the first things I done. Along with disabling deep sleep.
 
**EDIT**
 
Brightness and ICC profile updated with new numbers and link 
 
 

I think you really just got unlucky. When you get a good one. Its a gem. I seriously doubt and hope the next one you get wont be bad. 

EVGATech_MDecker
Hello,
 
the Geforce drivers should pick up the fact that you have connected a gsync display however I would uninstall the drivers and then connect the display then re-install the drivers for good measure.
 
Also, I am not sure where in the world so much misinformation comes out on vsync and gsync but they are supposed to be used together. They are not exclusive technologies and you will still see frame tearing if the fps goes beyond the refresh rate of the display.

 
Okay. So I am confused. People say leave control panel defaults alone. Which Nvidia has the default for Vsync on when using G-Sync. Then turn off vsync always inside the games? But, it sounds like you are saying keep vsync on in games as well?!?! I wish Nvidia would be more clear about this and explain. Or its just going over my head......  

Ah yes now I see the light. That is exactly how I have mine setup right now. Thank you! I kinda wish Nvidia just made it a bit more clear for g-sync noobs like me. Just say always disable vsync in games and off you go. 

Yep Wacky is correct with how the VSync option works with GSync. With VSync off, GSync will stop working once game FPS passes the monitor's refresh rate and re-introduce screen tearing. It is merely a personal preference with if you wish to cap the FPS with traditional VSync if the game does exceed 144 FPS or not. I have VSync ON so that I will always be tear free. Read here for more http://www.geforce.com/wh...-sync-gets-even-better