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So much for G/Sync?

KitGuru Says: It will take some time before Adaptive-Sync technology will get support by displays. Technically, it should be supported by virtually all graphics processing units that are on the market right now (since they support eDP technology), so once the displays are available, it should be possible to enjoy smooth games and video even on current personal computers. Still, at present it is not clear for which graphics processors will AMD and Nvidia will actually activate the Adaptive-Sync
 
Depends how long it takes, even if gsync has a year on adaptive sync it will get some enthusiasts buying into it just to have it now.
 
shankly1985 said:
No credit for AMD? You know there who pushed for open standards so both red and green can use. Lol
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1.) They need Nvidia to test the waters.
2.) In all my life of seeing AMD bang on about open this, and open that (DM gets an honorable mention). This is the FIRST thing that MIGHT actually come to fruition of being an actual open standard that AMD has pushed for. And even then it's not as clear cut as this "Freesync" BS they spouted at the time where it'd work on GPU's for the past 4 years or whatnot, but suddenly now it's only the cards that are like 6 months old.
 
Martini1991 said:
1.) They need Nvidia to test the waters.
2.) In all my life of seeing AMD bang on about open this, and open that (DM gets an honorable mention). This is the FIRST thing that MIGHT actually come to fruition of being an actual open standard that AMD has pushed for. And even then it's not as clear cut as this "Freesync" BS they spouted at the time where it'd work on GPU's for the past 4 years or whatnot, but suddenly now it's only the cards that are like 6 months old.
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What about HSA, HuMA, GDDR, Memory Staking......
 
Martini1991 said:
In the same league as bullet physics currently.

GDDR RAM you on about?
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GDDR5 was a Hynix / AMD Venture, Just as Memory Staking is a joint Venture between AMD and a couple of others

HSA is an Open Standard available to Intel, Nvidia, Samsung.... anyone.
 
Not going to pretend to know about GDDR5's conception, but a joint venture isn't the same thing.
HSA doesn't count, making something, having small support and going "Open Standard lads" isn't the same.

Freesync's implementation to me is still the first thing AMD's ever came up with that'll come to true fruition as an open standard that *should* have widespread support, and that's the kicker, the whole widespread support thing.
 
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Stas823 said:
3d vision.
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Nope. AMD has almost nothing to do with 3D really, slapping their name of generic frame sequential means nothing.
And 3D Vision's Nvidia's name, again, far from an open standard.

An example of the shape of 3D. Every single modern day Nvidia user can actually game in 3D with their LCD high res panels via anaglyph 3D, on pretty much any game they choose, from ancient ones like Rome Total War etc.
AMD can't :p
 
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Martini1991 said:
For grass/hair, yes an "open standard" if you like for hardware accelerated physics, however, it's an example that backs up my point, it's gone no where since its debut.
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Things take time this is a new game coming soon that uses it.
They is loads things amd do to support open standards. Have a count how much nvidia do and you see there greed.
 
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