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Experience a plug-and-play HDR gaming environment without software
Minimizing input lag through dedicated APIs and GPU processing engines
Minimizing input lag through dedicated APIs and GPU processing engines
AMD unveiled Radeon FreeSync™ 2 technology.
FreeSync 2 is a technology that enables the HDR conversion process to minimize input lag and delay through the FreeSync 2 dedicated API (Photon SDK) and the color display processing engine of the Radeon GPU.
It is characterized by the ability to directly tone-map the display's brightness, contrast, and color space within the running game, providing improvements in image quality and response speed. AMD stated that users will be able to experience a perfect plug-and-play HDR gaming environment without the need for separate software or monitor settings changes.
▲ Introduction to Radeon FreeSync 2 Technology
FreeSync 2 certified monitors offer fast response times, high-brightness pixels, enhanced black levels for accurate black reproduction, and high color accuracy. Additionally, they support minimum frame rate correction and display vivid and diverse colors in sRGB (standard RGB) environments.
Meanwhile, AMD announced that it plans to maintain support for the existing FreeSync alongside FreeSync 2 to provide gamers with a variety of display technologies. In addition, existing FreeSync compatible GPUs, such as Polaris architecture-based Radeon™ RX series products that support DisplayPort HBR3 and UHD resolutions of 60Hz or higher, also support FreeSync 2 technology.
Display manufacturers are currently conducting product testing procedures for FreeSync 2 certification and are expected to release products featuring it in the first half of 2017.
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