So you have no evidence of your baseless claim?
I might ask you the same? Where are the panels that support this tech? What companies are releasing panels that work with this tech?
Why did they choose to demonstrate this in a LAPTOP? Could it be that desktop panels don't support vblank (google says: PROBABLY NOT) Surely it makes more sense to do this on a desktop panel? Why would anand state that it was less impressive than g-sync?
And most important, with no plans to bring it to market, when is it coming to market?
Like I said before. AMD marketing fluff. Happened time and time again in the past. I hope i'm wrong though, because a free alternative that mimics G-sync would be great for many reasons. Do you really think that nvidia is adding FPGA boards to monitors just for the hell of it? That it isn't necessary? Oh hey they could have used vblank the entire time.
Excuse me while I roll my eyes. This is AMD being AMD. Promising something they probably won't deliver on. AGAIN.