Intel is looking to reduce screen tearing for gamers who own a PC without adaptive sync support with its new technology, Smooth Sync. The new tech will be incorporated with its Arc "Alchemist" GPUs.

Intel surprised everyone last year by hiring Raja Koduri, a senior vice president and chief architect of Radeon at AMD. The hire suggested Intel was ready to get serious about graphics hardware. Now ...

Ex-AMD exec Chris Hook, now head of Discrete Graphics and Visual Technologies Marketing at Intel, has confirmed that Intel is still working on implementing Adaptive Sync technology. In related news, ...

Intel has again confirmed that it will support VESA Adaptive Sync with its discrete GPUs. That's the same standard AMD's FreeSync is based on, and it positions the two companies as supporting one ...

Intel's Chief Graphics Software Architect David Blythe has confirmed to The Tech Report that the company will support the VESA Adaptive Sync standard in its products at some point in the future. This ...

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Intel's recently announced support of AMD's FreeSync technology probably doesn't mean much for NVIDIA's competing G-SYNC technology. As Timothy notes, FreeSync doesn't require any proprietary hardware ...