Many gaming PCs aren’t delivering their full potential because the monitor and graphics card are connected via HDMI. While ...

Samsung has announced that its 2025 OLED TV range will finally introduce official support for NVIDIA’s G-Sync variable refresh rate gaming technology. Set to arrive first with Samsung’s latest ...

Nvidia Gsync has been around since 2013, and while this variable refresh rate technology was a game changer when it came out, it was expensive and required gaming monitor manufacturers to implement a ...

Few handheld gaming PCs have OLED screens — fewer of those have variable refresh rates. The Legion Go 2 has those and sustained brightness of 500 nits, peaking at 1000 nits, in a native landscape ...

A bit ago, Nintendo changed the Switch 2's website to remove any mention of Variable Refresh Rate support on TVs. Previously, Nintendo had expressed that the Switch 2 would support VRR while connected ...

Wayland for gamers finally makes sense ...

Nintendo may still be working on docked VRR support for Switch 2, as a new display engineer job listing specifically mentions ...

While I can see most gamers or professional esports players using the monitor at the native resolution at up to 600Hz, I am having a hard time imagining a scenario where the 1,040Hz refresh rate ...

While this might disappoint those hoping for variable refresh rate on the Switch 2's TV settings at launch, it might not mean all hope is lost. Sony issued an update rolling VRR support out to PS5 ...

Nintendo Switch 2 docked VRR support may still be under consideration, even though the console currently limits Variable ...

Nvidia was finally ready to launch G-Sync Pulsar at CES 2026, and we've already done some hands-on testing to tell you how it works and the motion clarity it provides. Pulsar is the most advanced ...