Mine ain't the swift!
Its this one http://www.asus.com/Commercial_Monitors_Projectors/PB278Q/
You don't sell it any more.
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***AMD Freesync owners thread***
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Mine ain't the swift!
Its this one http://www.asus.com/Commercial_Monitors_Projectors/PB278Q/
You don't sell it any more.
I honestly think its a tech that needs to mature before its worth buying, the range of refresh rates supported are pathetic currently. Be more interested when they do a 4k with a good range of supported refresh rates, this 48 to 75 pish just doesn't cut it imo.
Found this funny
http://semiaccurate.com/2015/03/20/amd-launches-freesync/
Really, with no drivers. That's clever
Is it like films, States get the release first
Edit:
mmm, AMDMats just posted in other thread....... .
http://semiaccurate.com/2015/03/20/amd-launches-freesync/
Really, with no drivers. That's clever
Is it like films, States get the release first
Edit:
mmm, AMDMats just posted in other thread....... .
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It's ridiculous to omit the effective range in the specs. That's probably the single most important thing I'd need to know if I was to buy one.
30hz would be preferable to 40. Just adds a little more room for demanding games.
Soldato
I dont understand this, CSGO FreeSync on, Vsync off Frame rate 300fps I should be getting screen tear yeah?
Well I cant see any at all when Freesync enabled..
Well I cant see any at all when Freesync enabled..
Soldato
Wrong thread
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Soldato
Right are you saying that when you have Freesync off that you notice tearing at 300fps but you dont notice tearing at 300fps when you have FreeSync on?.
The latency is so low that you cant see the tearing.So many frames per second
Yup, I would also like at least 30 but I am happy enough to turn a few settings down to meet 40.
Soldato
Correct
Nar man, soon has I disable Freesync and look for tearing I can see it.. Go example is running looking at floor..
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Placebo, or bug.
Either freesync is on and you are seeing 144hz, or freesync is off (as it is supposed to turn itself off over the monitors refresh rate) and the tearing is identical but your brain is refusing to register it.
Caporegime
Freesync doesn't work outside of the 40-144hz range so either VSYNC is being forced or something else is at play.
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I would have thought that over 144fps screen-tear would be visible?
Interesting...
Soldato
But why soon as I switch off Freesync I see tearing? Vsync isn't on in game.. Only setting I change is Freesync enabled or disabled in settings..
Am going to see if recording picks it up.
Soldato
Yeah.. Now am very used to ignoring screen tear always have.. But that don't stop me from noticing it when I look for it.. I even know the best places on csgo to notice it.. Running looking at floor is one, another is the telephones cables..
I don't understand it, not tried any other games over refresh rate yet..
But so far battlefield hardline and battlefield 4 use Freesync very well..