Yes, it's an amd feature.
Ah looks like similar to Nvidia fastsync?
You think one million be enough for DDR4 memory ??£1 million? I'd put it towards some nice DDR4 Ram, TBH.
Get G-Sync and a 1080ti, you have 1 mil you stingy bugger!
That is opinion, 165hz 2560x1440 and ultrawide 100hz are about, just because you don't like G-Sync being a £200 premium doesn't mean they arn't worth it for some, G-Sync was too costly for me so went Freesync instead but kinda regret it.LOL...... Epic joke of the year. The lineup of gsync monitors is horrible compared to Freesync monitors.
Not a single one 2560x1440 or higher monitor exists that worth their money.
The LG has some good gsync ones coming out, but people have to wait for March, and Freesync monitors are coming also with same panels at same time (and far cheaper).
LOL...... Epic joke of the year. The lineup of gsync monitors is horrible compared to Freesync monitors.
Not a single one 2560x1440 or higher monitor exists that worth their money.
The LG has some good gsync ones coming out, but people have to wait for March, and Freesync monitors are coming also with same panels at same time (and far cheaper).
People have been using their 2017 OLEDs with no "permanent" burn in at all and these are people that say they have racked up hours in BF 1 amongst other games with heavy HUDs. So far I've had 4+ hour sessions on mine, not a sign of anything at all and if anything does appear, it will go with a compensation cycle that runs after every 4 hours of usage whilst in standby and for any severe burn in, there is a more thorough compensation cycle run. Of course if you are using it for desktop usage 24/7 then yup there might be some "permanent" burn in eventually but most people aren't that stupid....
2017 OLEDs are 120HZ @ 1080P
Yup no sync is a bummer, maybe next year TVs will have it but not an issue for me especially with amds new sync, it is extremely impressive and there have been a few people who have been happy to give up sync just to have all of oleds superior benefits.
Yes I believe it is similar, although I've seen a few say it is better than fast sync.
So it's real 120hz @ 1080p that's awesome. But... do you have to do upscaling for it to look decent because it is a 4k native screen right?
Enhanced sync allows for some tearing - its closer to but not the same as nVidia Adaptive V-Sync - FastSync in theory should never tear under any circumstances but might sometimes induce stutter.