Now that Nvidia have conceded the great G-Sync vs FreeSync war with the release of their G-Sync Compatible driver, which lets Nvidia graphics card owners take advantage of a monitor's AMD FreeSync tech, anyone looking to buy a new gaming monitor today should definitely get one with FreeSync. Freesync monitors aren't just cheaper than G-Sync monitors, but there's a lot more of them to choose from, too. Indeed, all of our best budget gaming monitor recommendations are FreeSync monitors, and they all work beautifully with AMD and Nvidia graphics cards alike. Full-fat G-Sync monitors, on the other hand, are only intended for Nvidia cards, and their proprietary G-Sync hardware makes them much more expensive. You'll still find full-fat G-Sync gaming monitors at the premium end of the scale these days, but many monitor makers have stopped making entry-level G-Sync screens in favour of FreeSync-based G-Sync Compatible ones. You can find out how to enable G-Sync on your FreeSync screen by reading our handy G-Sync Compatible monitor guide.