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That's not unexpected. Variable refresh rate (GSYNC and Freesync) has always needed the display to support it first.
Yeah, but the old display supports VRR via VESA Adaptive-Sync. Nvidia supports that as well, but not sure if their mobile GPUs don't for built-in displays?
If it is supported, I don't see any advantage of having Gsync vs. standard VRR.
If not that's a shame. Pretty wasteful having to buy the same display with different firmware just to get adaptive sync working.