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Acer's insanely impressive dual 4K 32:9 57-inch ultrawide gaming monitor is almost here, and its going to launch $500 cheaper than initially expected.

NVIDIA GeForce graphics card owners will soon have support opened up for AMD FreeSync gaming monitors.

Preview members can test out variable refresh on Xbox One X and Xbox One S starting next week.

We run AMD's Raven Ridge through some testing, finally we have integrated graphics that can play actual games at reasonable resolutions.

This curved QHD features AMD FreeSync, 144Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time.

The first display with AMD's new FreeSync 2 tech is here.

AOC's new 35-inch UltraWide rocks 200Hz refresh rate, with AMD FreeSync.

Before we hear about Radeon Vega, let's discuss FreeSync 2.

High-end gaming monitors are going to be a big market in 2017, with ASUS leading the pack.

AMD continues to soar with its FreeSync displays, with over 100 monitors on the market ready for FreeSync goodness.

Samsung's new 34-inch monitor boasts a native resolution of 3440x1440 and 100Hz refresh rate with AMD's FreeSync technology.

With 144Hz refresh and AMD's FreeSync, Lenovo's latest curved monitor ensures ultra-smooth tear-free gaming.

Remedy's upcoming patch for Quantum Break will add NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync support.

ViewSonic's gaming focused monitors are ready for battle. Enjoy 27 inches of 4K, FreeSync goodness.

Samsung unveils the world's first frameless curved monitor, the 27-inch, 60Hz and 1080p CF591.

2015 was, without a doubt, the best year for gaming monitors with loads of good things happening, but 2016 is going to be even better in more ways.

Acer has the most impressive AMD FreeSync monitor yet with its XR341CK, sporting a resolution of 3440x1440 and impressive refresh rate of 75Hz.

Much attention these days is given to Intel's Core CPUs, but how about AMD's latest A10-7870K Kaveri Refresh APU? It might just surprise you.

PowerColor readies its next AMD Radeon R9 product, the R9 Fury.

PowerColor announces its AMD Radeon R9 Fury X support complete with maintenance-free flexible nylon-braided tubing.

VisionTek announces its AMD Radeon R9 Fury X, R9 300 and R7 300 series video cards in one hit.

PowerColor has been making AMD GPUs since 1997 and here's the latest offerings.

ASUS showcases some stunning 4K monitors and this 21:9 monitor offering a panel 33% wider than a 16:9 WQHD model.

AMD is now competing against NVIDIA and its G-Sync tech with its own Adaptive-Sync technology known as FreeSync. We take it for a quick spin.

AMD Radeon users get excited for March 19, with the company teasing new FreeSync-capable drivers.

AMD FreeSync-powered monitors will be here in early 2015, with the company inking deals with MStar, Novatek and Realtek to build the scalar units required.