Is an Iiyama made AMD FreeSync monitor already available in UK?
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The Iiyama ProLite B2888UHSU-B1 said to have FreeSync firmware update on the way.
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Re: Is an Iiyama made AMD FreeSync monitor already available in UK?
Read this thread http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18644755&page=2
Re: Is an Iiyama made AMD FreeSync monitor already available in UK?
Damn I was hoping the Asus I bought a couple months back would be the one Richard was talking about last month.
Re: Is an Iiyama made AMD FreeSync monitor already available in UK?
Guys, I need some clarification with regards to this freesync tech. Will the freesync monitors come with a chip embedded in the circuit board like G-sync monitors?. OR is Freesync more like a BIOS update for the AMD gpu's (and maybe firmware update for the monitor)?. I know that Freesync will be useable only by display port connection. So if I have a monitor (regardless if 60Hz, 120Hz and 144Hz)that has DP connection, could I download the AMD Freesync software and make my monitor Freesync capable?. BTW, I have a 144Hz monitor. Thanks for any advice.
Re: Is an Iiyama made AMD FreeSync monitor already available in UK?
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canopus72
Guys, I need some clarification with regards to this freesync tech. Will the freesync monitors come with a chip embedded in the circuit board like G-sync monitors?. OR is Freesync more like a BIOS update for the AMD gpu's (and maybe firmware update for the monitor)?. I know that Freesync will be useable only by display port connection. So if I have a monitor (regardless if 60Hz, 120Hz and 144Hz)that has DP connection, could I download the AMD Freesync software and make my monitor Freesync capable?. BTW, I have a 144Hz monitor. Thanks for any advice.
You need to meet a number of requirements first - the monitor needs to be able to support (and very quickly switch between) a variable range of refresh rates, and you need to have a latest generation AMD card (R290, 285 etc. NOT the older R280X, 270 etc.) Then your monitor maker needs to test that they can implement Freesync and maybe produce a firmware upgrade IF they can - chances are some will, while others will just market new monitors without releasing firmware for older ones.
