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afair, it also happened once it was warm.
Try moving around this image in native resolution:
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I had that particular Eizo monitor.
Picture was sharp in motion, but unfortunately, there were excessive color mix ups. VA panels always have some very high single response times.
Thus I'd like to see an IPS monitor with 120Hz + strobing. But no one seems to care about it...

Yeah, funny thing: Some old VA-monitors with energy intensive CCFL backlight show less motion blur after some time than newer ones with "colder" LED backlight.

I can definitely feel the additional input lag caused by alternate frame rendering (SLI/Crossfire, one additional frame per card). And not just with low fps, triple buffered (or better said triple queued) vsync can be even more a pain, even with 144fps and Hz. Good example is Team Fortress 2. I can'...

I definitely have an interest. That said, there is a definite backlog of articles I need to write! So it may be a long while for this specific test. (Got freelance reporting/testing experience? Send me a PM!) ,,,,,,,8 I got a Qnix with bypass panel, or do you think a CRT is required? If I had the e...

Hello, some game developers at the 3DCenter forum claim that there is probably an additional input lag with the new drivers due to tiled resources: http://www.forum-3dcenter.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=10171896#post10171896 Most users can't check this, at least not objectively. blurbusters.com ma...