HP hopes to eliminate the effects of screen tear by offering FreeSync support on its AMD-based laptops. Find out which of its devices will feature this variable display refresh rate technology.

AMD just announced a couple of major updates to its FreeSync variable refresh rate technology to make it accessible to an even wider swathe of the market. How does FreeSync over HDMI sound?

ASUS has released the MG278Q, a 27-inch 1440p TN panel with support for AMD FreeSync. With a response time of just 1ms, it's targeted at gamers who want an extremely responsive display.

Acer has launched its XR341CK IPS display with support for AMD's FreeSync variable refresh rate technology. Its 3440x1440 resolution should produce sharp images on its massive 34-inch curved display, and gamers will also appreciate the extra-wide viewing angles afforded by the 21:9 aspect ratio.

The ASUS MG279Q now officially supports AMD FreeSync. Read on to uncover more details about this 27-inch, IPS gaming monitor.

Richard Huddy, AMD's Chief Gaming Scientist talks about AMD Freesync technology in brief and how new monitors supporting this will better your gameplay at no additional cost.

According to The Tech Report, the AMD FreeSync technology doesn’t enjoy across-the-board support on its Radeon GPUs. FreeSync is the company’s answer to NVIDIA’s G-Sync; both technologies attempt to align a graphics card’s draw rates with the refresh rates of the monitor for smoother display.