NWR_Midnight
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I call bullshit, if you look at the list, it looks more like they have "qualified" those that sponsored them. Example is the BenQ XL2740, it lists nothing about freesync in it's specs, however it does un-officially support it. It is NO difference than my BenQ XL2730z that does list it's support in it's specs, and has a higher resolution (1080p vs 1440p). That and the XL2740 does have a higher refresh rate (144 vs 240). Point is, they both use the same identical freesync technology, and will give identical experience.nope
I will wait for a good 55" VRR/Freesvnc one for half the price
https://www.techpowerup.com/251237/...reesync-vesa-adaptive-sync-technology-sort-of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY0WxgSXdEE
Also, I suspect they originally tried to get Microsoft to disable the ability to use an AMD card in conjunction with an Nvidia card to get freesync monitors to work, and Microsoft told them to piss off, hence, why they are going this route, as they are trying to paint the new freesync support as a new feature since they can't disable people from doing it anyways.
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