There is one concern, not so much the FreeSync protocol but the monitors have certain ranges in which they can go dynamic. Also keep this in mind, FreeSync is only supported on single-GPU systems: dual-GPU users will have to disable CrossFire until a driver update is provided in April to enable FreeSync and CrossFire combinations. You need to remain in a full screen mode though. Nice to see is that FreeSync is not tied to the native resolution, so if you want to drop down to 1080P then it will still work. Due to the daughter board the solution from Nvidia is more expensive by a good amount.
And on Nvidia's GSYNC you MUST have a GSYNC monitor with GSYNC module and a compatible GeForce graphics card.
The reality is though that both standards have become a bit proprietary so with FreeSync you must have a compatible AMD Radeon graphics card and FreeSync compatible monitor. Admittedly, FreeSync works as well as Gsync does and vice versa, FreeSync however with a bit of luck will become available without price premium.
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