http://www.amd.com/en-us/innovations/software-technologies/technologies-gaming/freesync#about




Freesync Graphics Cards:

AMD Radeon R9 295X2
AMD Radeon R9 290X
AMD Radeon R9 290
AMD Radeon R9 285
AMD Radeon R7 260X
AMD Radeon R7 260

Freesync Processors:

AMD A10-7850K
AMD A10-7800
AMD A10-7700K
AMD A8-7600
AMD A6-7400K

Freesync Monitors:

Retailing at £499 inc VAT the LG Flatron 34UM67 is the same price as the non-FreeSync 34UM65-P, so it’s great to see that Freesync hasn’t inflated the price of this monitor. As such, for any gamer who owns an AMD Radeon R9-series graphics card it’s well worth checking out as a tearing and stutter free monitor makes a huge difference to your gaming experience.

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BenQ XL2730Z Freesync Owners Thread

Who's getting one and which one you getting?

Upcoming FreeSync Monitors


ASUS MG279Q FreeSync Certified!





FreeSync/Monitor Reviews


Hothardware: FreeSync And 34UM67 Widescreen Monitor Review

PCPER: FreeSync First Impressions and Technical Discussion

Anandtech: FreeSync Review

Hexus: 34UM67 FreeSync Monitor

Vortez.net: FreeSync Technology Review

Trustedreviews.com: FreeSync Technology Review

Hardware Heaven: XL2730Z Review (FreeSync Follow-up)

The Tech Report: XL2730Z 'FreeSync' monitor reviewed

OC3D: Freesync/Predator XG270 Review

Oops at the typo in the graphic ...

Is there any concrete date for release of Freesync monitors? Apart from Q1 or March, as changed so many times now.

That LG monitor has been 500 pounds for weeks now.
Still only 2 monitors listed on site too, so there's not exactly a lot to choose from yet.

Liking the initial pricing a lot though.

"You're wrong! Freesync costing less extra than G-sync doesn't make it free. Who cares about the extra cost involved for the new display-port standard? They are still extra for Freesync, so Freesync is not free."

tommybhoy said:

Who's getting one and which one you getting?

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Good work Tommy, I'll be getting a 4K Samsung FreeSync panel.

This might be useful for the OP, i posted this on the AMD social channels a week back.

Check out our FreeSync homepage. You can find supported GPU's, Monitors, an FAQ and more: http://bit.ly/1D89j1a

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Thanks for the link matt, added to the op.

As much as I would like to have the LG Flatron 34UM67, it is simply TOO BIG for me to use on my desk...is there any 29" 21:9 model coming, and hopefully at sub £300 price point?

Think I'll be going for the Benq over the Acer as it has a lot of seemingly added features like the extra actually convenient to use screen controls. The extra features though may make them think it's a premium model so I can see them trying to price it up a bit. Hopefully the Acer's presence will limit any ideas they have about Swift like pricing.

Regardless of freesync being free, no licensing cost and that DP 1.2a and different chips really shouldn't increase costs beyond a few quid(if that), it doesn't stop someone charging more just for the sake of it. Asus do it not only on the swift but every damn thing they sell. All say early reference gpu sales are identical cards, Asus will still be the single most expensive AMD or Nvidia card regardless of if they are all identical.

BenQ and Acer are amongst the cheaper less ripping off brands. If it's sub £400 on launch I'll buy straight off, if not I might wait a month and see if they start fighting on price a bit.

Soon as the BenQ drops I'll be buying..

Thing that I can't wait to try is Freesync enabled with vsync disabled.

This for me if it's how I understand it is the biggest feature. 30-144 any frame rate between that point Freesync will kick in, but because you have Vsync disabled the display will let you go over the 144fps..

So on say battlefield I could have 200fps and then if frame rate drops down into the freesync spec you Continue to get smooth frame rate.

Any reviews around yet?

Just as with GSync I can't see me buying a new monitor just for this feature.
When we start seeing 4K 120/144Hz panels (IPS would be nice) then I may look to get a new monitor at which point it'd be nice to get one with GSync/Freesync.

I believe there was talk that my Iiyama screen could be updated/upgraded to Freesync, but it seems like too much hassle to be worth it.

shankly1985 said:

Soon as the BenQ drops I'll be buying..

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Maybe gibbo could arrange one to be dropped specially for you...
What height would you like it to be dropped from ?

chaparral said:

Maybe gibbo could arrange one to be dropped specially for you...
What height would you like it to be dropped from ?

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tommybhoy said:

Who's getting one and which one you getting?

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Not getting one any time soon, quite happy with the monitor I currently have.

Where is the LG 29UM67!?

I'll be getting either the LG or the Predator but I would have preferred either a 144hz 2560 x 1440 that's bigger than 27" or a 21:9 with more than 60 hz. If we hear of either in the pipelines before I buy I'll continue to wait a bit longer but if they look to be a year or more away I'll buy one of these.

One Samsung 3840x2160, 31.5" UE850 VA panel please.