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I read somewhere that the adaptive response rate will work like Nvidia g sync. A 4K, hdr 75 inch gaming monitor without frame rate hiccups is quite an exciting
by davidjnelson 9y ago
I read somewhere that the adaptive response rate will work like Nvidia g sync. A 4K, hdr 75 inch gaming monitor without frame rate hiccups is quite an exciting prospect!
- paulmd 9y agoI eventually expect that this will allow variable framerate to be used in systems like DirectTV to improve compression and squeeze in more channels. Right now the TV support is not there, but consoles will be pursing this tech (XB1X supports it) and the TVs are going to follow.
- MBCook 9y agoRight. My understanding is it’s basically the same as G sync or whatever the AMD name for it is. I’m kind of curious to see what a game running at say, 50 frames per second, looks like if the frame pacing is uneven. I imagine it looks worse than 50 frames per second with even frame pacing but better than 50 frames per second with glitches because you’re supposed to be outputting 60.
- BHSPitMonkey 9y agoGSync and AMD Freesync do the same thing, but not in the same way. Freesync is just a brand name for DisplayPort's Adaptive Framerate specification. GSync is proprietary, and requires the display manufacturer to add special hardware into the unit that increases costs a bit.