Samsung to add support for hdmi 2.1 vrr and freesync to its 2018 TVs
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During the CES of this year 2018, it was already announced that some Samsung televisions of this year 2018, will receive support for HDMI 2.1 VRR and FreeSync technologies, good news for all those users who use the TV as a monitor to play with console or PC.
Samsung adds HDMI 2.1 VRR and FreeSync to its TVs and improves response time
The exact details haven't been provided yet, but Samsung will add support for HDMI 2.1 VRR and FreeSync technologies on its QLED TVs from this year 2018, great news especially for Xbox One users as Microsoft has added FreeSync support. on your game console, which will allow you to enjoy greater fluidity in games.
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This is good news for PC users as it has also been confirmed that these displays would support 1080p resolutions at a refresh rate of 120Hz, something that will be great for those who prefer to prefer faster action at higher frequencies. update. Of course, these Samsung QLED TVs will also offer 4K at 60Hz for those who prefer a higher level of detail.
Samsung has made great advances in its televisions to improve the gaming experience, one of the most outstanding is the reduction of the imput lag from 15.4 ms to less than 7 ms, which puts them almost at the height of the best gaming monitors. This will allow Samsung TVs to respond much faster to console and PC inputs.
Samsung claims its 2018 qled TVs will support vrr
Samsung has confirmed that its new QLED TVs from this year 2018 will be compatible with VRR technology, all the details.
Samsung shows hdmi 2.1 vrr on their televisions, amd will offer its support
The HDMI consortium presented at Computex 2018 a Samsung TV and an Xbox One X console using HDMI 2.1 VRR, confirming that both will support this technology.
Nvidia adds hdmi 2.1 vrr support to its rtx 20
Nvidia has announced that it plans to offer HDMI 2.1 VRR support on its RTX 20 series graphics cards.
