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AMD FreeSync is joined by FreeSync Premium and FreeSync Premium Pro tiers at CES 2020.

Xiaomi's new Mi Surface Display: 34-inch UltraWide: 3440x1440 @ 144Hz with AMD FreeSync tech.

We are getting very close to one of the best gaming monitors hitting the market, FINALLY!

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

ASUS unveil ROG Strix XG32VQ display: 31.5-inch 2560x1440 @ 144Hz and FreeSync.

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

Acer's new 38-inch UltraWide costs $1299, rocks 3840x1600 native res, AMD FreeSync tech, and more.

Samsung unveils its new curved 24-inch Quantum Dot-based display, rocks 144Hz refresh rate with FreeSync.

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.

Samsung's new monitors feature FreeSync over HDMI, AMD's latest and greatest FreeSync achievement.

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

Acer announces its new XR341CK, a 34-inch curved ultrawide monitor with support for AMD's FreeSync technology.

LG unveils its new IPS-based 27-inch 4K monitor with support for AMD FreeSync technology.

AMD outlines the future of gaming: FreeSync, DirectX 12, LiquidVR, VR gaming, Asynchronous Shaders and more. Good times!

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 begin the big push of their new FreeSync technology, which should have gamers very excited.

LG will be showing off two new AMD FreeSync capable 21:9 ultra-wide monitors at CES 2015 next week.

The first AMD FreeSync capable monitor is finally here, with the 4K display costing around $600, which is much cheaper than the Acer 4K G-SYNC display.

AMD partners up with Samsung for FreeSync monitors, with FreeSync-powered UHD displays arriving in March 2015.

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.