At least MSI and other gsync notebook manufactures were nice enough to rename their gsync models with a G or G-Synce in the name and list them seperatly on their websites. Were as ASUS continues to call their notebooks "ROG G751JT/JY" with the tagline "now feature NVIDIA® G-SYNC™ display technology"
Look at Geforces own website
http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/g-sync-gets-even-better and scroll down to the image of the 4 notebooks with gsync. All of them but ASUS have a g or g-sync in the name.
I also understand from what I've read on here when asus first released the bios update 207 they errored by listing that it added g-sync support. As least on the canadaian asus site the bios now specifically mentions that gsync support is only for the gsync sku's.
Asus could have done a better job of marketing and distiguishing the new gsync models from the old and not making it look like all G751 were going to get g-sync. I dont think Asus did this intentionaly, it was just poor communication and marketing.
Also on that link i provided
"Available in the near future, many of the new gaming notebooks feature the world’s first 75Hz mobile gaming displays. And just like on G-SYNC desktop monitors, each G-SYNC display has been hand-selected by NVIDIA after passing stringent flicker, color and responsiveness tests."That makes it seam that we can't get g-sync on our old laptops unless nvidia actually certifies them. So its up to nvidia to do so or asus to pressure nvidia to do so but we all know thats not going to happen since asus wants to make money by selling the new more expensive g-sync model. Even if the display and gpu are identical.
