Advanced Micro Devices is introducing Radeon FreeSync 2, a new display technology that will enable monitors to show the exact intended image pixels that a game or other application wants to. The ...

Tearing occurs when your monitor won’t refresh as quickly as the game’s frame rate. For players who deal with this issue regularly, it can quickly ruin the gameplay experience. There is a way to sync ...

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If you've gone shopping for a computer monitor in the past few years, you've almost certainly come across models that advertise FreeSync. This popular display technology is advertised especially ...

Last week the gaming media was abuzz with the news that the Xbox One spring update will add Freesync support on the Xbox One X and One S consoles. Freesync is a terrific technology that’s a godsend ...

AMD’s FreeSync technology—like Nvidia’s G-Sync—was created to smooth out gameplay and eliminate stutter and tearing by synchronizing the refresh rate of your graphics card and your monitor. Now that ...

AMD today announces FreeSync 2 and added a feature or two. Ever since the launch of FreeSync, the new adaptive sync technology has become a popular to market feature for AMD. Many monitors these days ...

Today The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) announced that a technology called Adaptive-Sync will become standard for the DisplayPort 1.2a specification. If that sounds like gibberish to ...

In order to fully explain that part of FreeSync 2 is about powering HDR PC gaming AMD has tweaked the branding of its frame synchronising technology ever so slightly. Yes, FreeSync 2 is now being ...

It took a long time, but AMD has just updated its FreeSync adaptive sync technology requirements, and it was a much-needed change. Previously, the base tier of FreeSync didn’t have any refresh rate ...

Adaptive sync display technologies from Nvidia and AMD have been on the market for a few years now, however it's just recently that it's become more mainstream with gamers taking the plunge thanks to ...

FreeSync, AMD’s variable refresh rate tech for gaming monitors, now comes in a slicker, and potentially more compelling version. FreeSync 2, which will coexist alongside FreeSync, combines variable ...