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If there’s one thing the tech market doesn’t need, it’s another standards war. But you survived Firewire vs. USB, HD-DVD vs. Blu-ray, and RDRAM vs. DDR, so get ready for the battle between Nvidia’s ...

Immersion is important to PC gaming, and one of the easiest ways to break that immersion is with broken frames. This happens when the rendered frames per second of the game you’re playing doesn’t ...

AMD’s FreeSync technology—like Nvidia’s G-Sync—was created to smooth out gameplay and eliminate stutter and tearing by synchronizing the refresh rate of your graphics card and your monitor. Now that ...

PC gaming is the highest pinnacle any gamer can reach in today’s world. While that topic is talked about a lot, not much is being said about the computer monitors games are played on and some of the ...

It took a long time, but AMD has just updated its FreeSync adaptive sync technology requirements, and it was a much-needed change. Previously, the base tier of FreeSync didn’t have any refresh rate ...

Adaptive sync display technologies from Nvidia and AMD have been on the market for a few years now, however it's just recently that it's become more mainstream with gamers taking the plunge thanks to ...

As discussed in the comments to this Ars Article, FreeSync can only work in Full-screen exclusivity mode. I don't have a FreeSync monitor to play with (yet!) so I had a few questions: 1. Do secondary ...

Earlier this year we put Nvidia's support for FreeSync monitors to the test, grabbed every FreeSync monitor we had in the office, hooked them up to a collection of Nvidia GPUs, and verified that in ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

With new game consoles just around the corner and PC GPUs delivering high-res graphics at 120fps, Vizio is rolling out an update for 2021 SmartCast-enabled TVs with its ProGaming Engine tech built-in.