Intel Adaptive Sync (on some platforms)

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Intel Adaptive Sync (on some platforms) is Intel’s implementation of variable refresh rate technology that synchronizes a display’s refresh rate with the GPU’s frame output to reduce screen tearing and stuttering in supported systems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf display synchronization technology
variable refresh rate technology
appliesTo supported Intel GPUs
supported Intel integrated graphics
supported Intel platforms
benefit reduces input latency compared to traditional V-Sync in some scenarios
category PC gaming technology
graphics technology
dependsOn GPU frame rate variability
panel refresh rate range
developer Intel NERFINISHED
enabledBy graphics driver settings
system firmware or BIOS options
featureOf Intel graphics stack NERFINISHED
some Intel-based desktops
some Intel-based laptops
hasEffect improves perceived motion smoothness
reduces visible stutter in games
reduces visible tearing in games
manufacturer Intel NERFINISHED
marketingTermOf Intel variable refresh rate implementation
operatesOn display refresh timing
frame timing
purpose to reduce screen tearing
to reduce stuttering
to synchronize a display’s refresh rate with GPU frame output
relatedTo AMD FreeSync NERFINISHED
NVIDIA G-SYNC NERFINISHED
VESA Adaptive-Sync NERFINISHED
requires compatible Intel graphics driver
compatible connection interface such as DisplayPort or HDMI with VRR support
display with variable refresh rate support
operating system support for variable refresh rate
synchronizes GPU frame output
display refresh rate
targetUser PC gamers
enthusiast users seeking smoother visuals
useCase PC gaming
interactive 3D applications
video playback

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Intel Iris Plus Graphics supportsFeature Intel Adaptive Sync (on some platforms)