In addition to the announcement of the new AMD Carrizo mobile APU that will be released in 2015, here comes yet another important revelation from the on-going AMD’s Future of Compute press event in Singapore:Samsung has announced that Ultra HD (UHD) monitors that the company will be releasing in 2015 will come standard with the support for AMD FreeSync technology.
In addition to the announcement of the new AMD Carrizo mobile APU that will be released in 2015, here comes yet another important revelation from the on-going AMD’s Future of Compute press event in Singapore: Samsung has announced that Ultra HD (UHD) monitors that it will release in 2015 will come standard with the support for AMD FreeSync technology.
For starters, Samsung have confirmed the first five monitors that will be featuring the technology which has also been adopted as a VESA standard under the name AdaptiveSync. The said displays include the 23.6 and 28-inch models under the UD590 series as well as 23.6, 27, and 31.5-inch models for UE850 series.
All these five monitors are expected to be available in market starting from March 2015 onwards although the pricing were not announced during today’s AMD press event. From there, the support for AMD FreeSync will be extended to subsequent UHD monitors that Samsung will release in 2015.
For those who have yet to meet the AMD FreeSync anti-stutter and anti-tearing technology, check out the quick demo of the technology that we captured during Computex 2014 below:
