Question on philips adaptive sync and video card question.

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Ive been waiting for philips to release their new 43" gaming monitors and looks it got released in australia

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and a hdr1000 version to be released in the future ...

my question is the pdf file for the monitor says adaptive sync technology (whats this mean?) free sync or g sync?

and well Ive never used either. Is it worth using said video card to take advantage of it?
I currently own a 970 and have been looking to upgrade; prefer nividia atm (less buggy drivers and the nividia hvec tech is nice).

oh and if OCkers is reading this. When are you guys getting this monitor in here? and the price point?
thanks
 
That will mean support for AMD FreeSync. Useful if you are gaming a lot, want to avoid the added lag of using normal vsync and find you have varying refresh rates, especially in the lower end of the range
 
Free Sync is support for AMD graphics cards and G-Sync for NVIDIA. Basically if you switch g-sync on then it improves problems associated with frame-rates not matching your monitor refresh rate.
 
Baddass said:
That will mean support for AMD FreeSync. Useful if you are gaming a lot, want to avoid the added lag of using normal vsync and find you have varying refresh rates, especially in the lower end of the range
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thanks so if I want to take advantage of the adaptive sync with the philips I need a amd card.
 
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