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VESA standard devaluates G-sync

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Repost: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/136243-amds-freesync-has-been-adopted-by-vesa-as-a-standard/?hl=vesa

(This is pretty old too, sorry)

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YES YES YES ~ Exact thoughts

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this is pretty old dude, like 12 hours old

 

never the less, this is very exciting!

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Good to see this happening its encouraging to. When AMD did the mantle big about changing the graphic API direct X turned around started working on doing something quite similar. Now that nvidia has this cool tech with gsync its cool that other companies are doing things to reach the same tech. Someone has to innovate someone has to make it better :) No one loses here everyone gains. 

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The next year is going to be filled with nice innovation. Significantly faster SSD's, Adaptive-Sync, cell phones with double the battery life.

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Good to see this happening its encouraging to. When AMD did the mantle big about changing the graphic API direct X turned around started working on doing something quite similar. Now that nvidia has this cool tech with gsync its cool that other companies are doing things to reach the same tech. Someone has to innovate someone has to make it better :) No one loses here everyone gains. 

well, maybe people who bought g-synch havent gained anything, well except that they already have it and we still have to wait a bit for it to be available

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well, maybe people who bought g-synch havent gained anything, well except that they already have it and we still have to wait a bit for it to be available

 

They have in a way. G-Sync isn't something that is released its a hardware thing so they have it now. In terms of how the new display port deal will fit who knows. I'm just encouraged by someone creating a tech or creating a idea and then someone coming around and doing it better its what drives tech fwd. 

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this is pretty old dude, like 12 hours old

 

never the less, this is very exciting!

yep completely agree mate

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Aww, I thought I finally could compete in the news section :((( On phone, will delete when im off work... /Sadpanda

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Yeah right, this will be subject to a lot more input lag than G-sync. That is obvious as day.

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The next year is going to be filled with nice innovation. Significantly faster SSD's, Adaptive-Sync, cell phones with double the battery life.

Happy days!

SSD arent getting any faster unless you decide to go PCI E or SATA VI is released.

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The next year is going to be filled with nice innovation. Significantly faster SSD's, Adaptive-Sync, cell phones with double the battery life.

Happy days!

Now we just need Intel to legitimately deliver Devil's Canyon on time and maybe we'll see some CPU breakthroughs.

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