Variable Refresh Rate

Tux, the Linux mascot, is next to the text 'HDMI 2.1' and an HDMI cable on a dynamic blue and red background.

AMD Posts HDMI 2.1 FRL & DSC Patches To Linux Kernel, Keeping FRL Disabled By Default

iPhone 14 Pro to feature always-on display

iPhone 14 Pro Could Use Upgraded LTPO Screens Potentially For Always-On Functionality

VESA launches AdaptiveSync open performance standard targeting gaming display variable refresh rates

VESA launches AdaptiveSync open performance standard targeting gaming display variable refresh rates

PS5 sales PS5 Pro Sony State of Play

PS5 Variable Refresh Rate Support Finally Arrives This Week, Compatible Games Revealed

PlayStation 5

PlayStation 5 to Get VRR Support Imminently via Firmware Update – Rumor

Microsoft Adds OS-Level Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) Setting to Windows 10

Xbox One

Sudden Strike 4 Runs @ Native 4K on Xbox One X, “Pretty Much Identical” To Ultra PC; Dev Weighs on VRR

HDMI 2.1a specifications reveal new Cable Power option for lengthier cable capability

VRR, eARC and QMS Can Be Added To Certain Panels via Firmware Updates, Says HDMI Forum

Nvidia Brings G-Sync Display Technology to Laptops – Breaks New Ground at CES 2015

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