[Buying a gaming monitor can be very complicated if you have no idea what you are looking for, as you have to consider all the factors such as resolution, refresh rate, display panel, HDR support, etc. AMD is trying to simplify the process with its new for FreeSync monitors multi-layer branding and is trying to simplify the process.

Currently, the basic FreeSync branding only guarantees a tear-free experience when paired with a compatible graphics card. Some monitors are also labeled "FreeSync 2 HDR," which includes HDR support, refresh rates of at least 120 Hz, and low frame rate compensation.

Today, AMD is rebranding "FreeSync 2 HDR" as "FreeSync Premium Pro" and introducing a new middle tier called FreeSync Premium. If a monitor has the FreeSync Premium label, it means that the display offers at least 120Hz, low frame rate correction, and the usual tier-free experience.

"Basic FreeSync tiers remain the industry baseline for monitors, laptops, and TVs designed and tested to meet performance quality standards," AMD wrote in a blog post. Regardless of tier, all FreeSync monitors go through a comprehensive certification process and are tested for a variety of things, including no tearing, low flicker, and low latency to enable responsive gaming."

You will soon be seeing a brand new display on your monitor. If you're looking for a new display to buy now, check out our summary of our favorite gaming monitors.