The Dell S3422DWG sales site list "Adaptive Sync" and its subset, "AMD FreeSync Premium Pro Technology". This is showing that AMD FreeSync Premium Pro Technology is a subset component of Adaptive Sync.
There are other users also reporting that the AMD Adrenalin Control Panel calls the S3422DWG,Adaptive Sync Compatible. But once those users started a game,withinthe games settings they saw, Freesync Premium Pro. So more proof that this is a Radeon driver issue versus a hardware malfunction of the S3422DWG.
Thanks for the reply. I'm already in a conversation with a Dell support member and I don't want to cause any trouble here. I'll rather wait and see how that works out.
Yes, AMD FreeSync does work in games but like already mentioned, it will show up as "Adaptive Sync" and not as "FreeSync Premium Pro".
I was hoping to find such an answer, where people would experience the same problem. I absolutely agree with you, that it could be a driver issue OR a firmware issue on the Dell monitor. I can't confirm that "Premium Pro" is being shown in the game settings though, 'cause I didn't tested any official Premium Pro game yet.
Premium Pro requirements are :
HDR capabilities and game support
At least 120 Hz at min FHD resolution
Low framerate compensation
Tear free
Low flicker
Low latency in SDR and HDR
Most of these requirements are working on the Dell (HDR more or less but could also be a driver issue), so I guess it must be "Premium Pro" but won't show up as such in Radeon.
Just waiting for DELL support to come back at me regarding this issue. They said, that it might take 2-3 days.
DELL-Chris M
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The Dell S3422DWG sales site list "Adaptive Sync" and its subset, "AMD FreeSync Premium Pro Technology". This is showing that AMD FreeSync Premium Pro Technology is a subset component of Adaptive Sync.
There are other users also reporting that the AMD Adrenalin Control Panel calls the S3422DWG, Adaptive Sync Compatible. But once those users started a game, within the games settings they saw, Freesync Premium Pro. So more proof that this is a Radeon driver issue versus a hardware malfunction of the S3422DWG.
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Hello Chris,
Thanks for the reply. I'm already in a conversation with a Dell support member and I don't want to cause any trouble here. I'll rather wait and see how that works out.
Yes, AMD FreeSync does work in games but like already mentioned, it will show up as "Adaptive Sync" and not as "FreeSync Premium Pro".
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I was hoping to find such an answer, where people would experience the same problem. I absolutely agree with you, that it could be a driver issue OR a firmware issue on the Dell monitor. I can't confirm that "Premium Pro" is being shown in the game settings though, 'cause I didn't tested any official Premium Pro game yet.
Premium Pro requirements are :
Most of these requirements are working on the Dell (HDR more or less but could also be a driver issue), so I guess it must be "Premium Pro" but won't show up as such in Radeon.
Just waiting for DELL support to come back at me regarding this issue. They said, that it might take 2-3 days.