How to turn on the Vrr function on vg252q monitor for gaming on PS5?

VRR and any blur Buster feature like VRB doesn't work together. Enabling VRB typically disables other features like FreeSync, which helps reduce screen tearing. Therefore, users must choose between enhanced response time with VRB or smoother gameplay with FreeSync, depending on their gaming preferences.

To enable the VRR function on your Acer VG252Q monitor for gaming on PS5, follow these steps:

1. Access Monitor Settings: Use the monitor's on-screen display (OSD) menu.
2. Find FreeSync Option: Look for the FreeSync settings, which may be under the 'Gaming' or 'Display' section.
3. Enable FreeSync: Make sure FreeSync is turned on. This is essential for VRR functionality (Turn off VRB if option is grey out).
4. Check PS5 Settings: Ensure your PS5 is set to allow VRR in its display settings.

Adaptive Sync is same thing. Check ps5 settingbrelated to VRR

To enable Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) on your PS5:

1. Go to the PS5 home screen and select "Settings" from the top right or using the Game Bar.
2. Choose "Screen and Video" in the Settings menu.
3. Select "Video Output".
4. Scroll down to the "VRR" option and set it to "Automatic".
5. If desired, you can also toggle on the "Apply to Unsupported Games" option below. This may improve video quality in some games that don't natively support VRR, but could cause unexpected behavior in others.
6. Make sure your PS5 is connected to an HDMI 2.1 port on your TV or monitor that supports VRR. Some TVs may require you to enable HDMI Enhanced format in the input settings as well.

With VRR enabled, your PS5 will dynamically sync the display's refresh rate with the game's frame rate. This eliminates screen tearing, reduces stuttering, and provides a smoother overall gaming experience.