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I don't really follow what you are saying, but if you mean that someone needs to work out how to make old content (say a game or video that runs at 800x600 ) look good on a widescreen, HD display, I agree with you. I mean that running a 1280x720 resolution on a 1920x1080 LCD monitor doesn't work an...

What do you mean by clouding? Crosshatch? Mine has just a tiny bit, only really visible and light backgrounds and searching for it. I mean the picture near the bottom of this review: http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?subaction=showfull&id=1383107475 For a display of that price, this kind of re...

What we need are monitors with the same pixel size as CRTs. I'm getting tired of scaling blur... Has anyone calculated what resolution this would require? It would need to be insanely high, I assume, since the factor with CRTs was the thickness of the electron beam?

Lagless VSYNC ON has been very rare since the days of Mortal Kombat and Super Mario Brothers (believe it or not, those classic games ran VSYNC ON and we never complained about input lag). I think that's because they were using controllers, not mice. Input lag is never a problem for me when playing ...

I'm interested at how quick the displays respond. NVidia are using a dedicated controller for this. Maybe they had good reason. If input lag with FreeSync is way worse than G-Sync, then G-Sync wins. If not, then NVidia is running a scam, selling us a solution to an already solved problem

See also: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topi ... e-scaling/

A year ago I've sent NVidia an email about this, but I suspect this kind of email ends up in /dev/null in their offices.

I read that clouding is an issue with this monitor (well, considering the price anyway) compared to other (even cheaper) VA panels. Is there clouding in yours? I was actually considering this monitor (before I decided to wait for G-Sync) but the missing pivot function drove me off. For the price the...

erebuss wrote:with G-sync will I have to upgrade video cards? I'm running an Nvidia GTX 590 right now.

The 590 doesn't support G-Sync. The supported cards are listed here:

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technol ... orted-gpus

Whether G-Sync is important to you depends on how much you care about tearing, V-Sync input lag and stutters due to a game's FPS not being 100% in sync with the monitor's refresh rate. This video tries to demonstrate the problem and "emulates" the G-Sync effect (it's in the second half of the video)...

If you have extra money to burn, I'd wait for the new monitors from BenQ (the new "Z" models, like XL2420Z and XL2720Z). Asus is probably also going to announce new models.

(Normally I'd mention "wait for G-Sync monitors to come out", but since you're using a Radeon card, it's no option for you.)