#amd freesync

Microsoft and AMD have partnered up to bring the well-known graphics card manufacturer's FreeSync technology to the Xbox One S and Xbox One X. Just a little refresher on FreeSync, the technology synchronizes the refresh rate of your display to the framerate of your Radeon graphics card or chip. Apart from the normal FreeSync support, AMD and Microsoft are also adding in FreeSync 2 compatibility, which introduces the tech to HDR gaming. Players can enable FreeSync on their Xbox One X and Xbox One S via the console's menu as long as it's connected to FreeSync supported displays. Nearly two months after our trip to Singapore for the AMD #FutureOfCompute conference, the chipmaker, along with technology partners, have unveiled the first wave of monitors that will feature AMD’s display technology called FreeSync. The new FreeSync-enabled panels, which was manufactured BenQ, LG, Nixeus, Samsung and Viewsonic, come in a variety of sizes and resolutions in the hopes on giving consumers a perfect monitor that would suit their needs. Here are the list of monitors with AMD FreeSync that were announced: Apart from LG’s two new FreeSync panels, the rest of the monitors that were launched currently don’t have an SRP or any details of when it’s going to be available in the market. Read more in our articles including "FreeSync support added to the Xbox One X and Xbox One S" and "10 New FreeSync-Enabled Monitors Unveiled in CES".