We're interviewing our Graphics execs on camera tomorrow. What questions do you have for Ari Rauch, @GChip, and @gfxlisa?pic.twitter.com/ft745LPipf
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They have already confirmed support for VESA Adaptive Sync standards in future GPUs
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I'm hoping a driver update will bring it to existing dGPUs.
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Yay!!!! Open standards FTW! Thank you,
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you guys are amazing
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The name.
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This was promised back in 2015 https://techreport.com/news/28865/intel-plans-to-support-vesa-adaptive-sync-displays … I will remain sceptical but I do hope existing iGPUs will get it in the future.
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IMO there's a big difference between now and then. That is, back then they weren't willing to give any firm commitments or an "on the record" quote. That changed when I argued with
@dylan522p that your source was essentially worthless because it lacked a direct quote
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You hear that
@nvidia? About time you guys also support the@AMD /@VESADisplay adaptive sync STANDARD. Kudos@IntelGraphics@gfxlisa! Much appreciated!pic.twitter.com/RQmJiY61cz -
They do support it, they just won't turn it on because their GSync is 'licensed' along with their display controller silicon for a large fee. It is also proprietary lock in. Every
#Nvidia
laptop has it turned on though, it has to for power use reasons.
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