DisplayPort's free adaptive sync beats HDMI's licensing mess, and here's why it matters

Dipan Saha

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DisplayPort's free adaptive sync beats HDMI's licensing mess, and here's why it matters

HDMI 2.1 brought a ton of improvements and additions, most importantly support for VRR (Variable Refresh Rate). Unfortunately for us mere mortals, HDMI 2.1 is gated behind modern tech. Its licensing is also a headache to deal with, and is reduced to a gimped version on Linux.

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