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In case you're wondering why I used BFI on a CRT.. it's because I had a 480p 60Hz CRT Monitor and needed BFI for 120Hz to downscale the display to Native 240p Arcade Resolutions. Kind of a backwards technology hack. But it worked flawlessly. ;)

I have always found that a good 240Hz monitor is ...

In case you're wondering why I used BFI on a CRT.. it's because I had a 480p 60Hz CRT Monitor and needed BFI for 120Hz to downscale the display to Native 240p Arcade Resolutions. Kind of a backwards technology hack. But it worked flawlessly.

I stopped using BFI when TN panels were first coming out with it. The reason for me to stop using it is the lag, most monitors have artifacts with it on, and headaches. Count yourself lucky, the Acer monitors tend to have this issue while NOT using BFI as well.

I had great success using BFI on ...

Really great writeup. Thanks! That seems to make sense since I do not experience the screen retention with BFI when GSync is not enabled. Because it needs to be an exact doubling of refresh rate for the issue to occur. I was looking at a 240Hz Display but figured it would overkill. Could still ...

Thanks for the response. Found very little info on this in a search. It's a bummer because black frame insertion does pretty much eliminate blur and makes all games look better. Unfortunately the image retention is bad enough that you can see it while playing any game and kind of defeats the purpose ...

Hello, First post in here. Everybody seems stumped on this. I've narrowed down my problem being directly related to the use of Adaptive Sync\Nvidia Gsync on my Omen 27i 165Hz monitor (set at 120Hz to double 60Hz) in combination with Black Frame Insertion in emulation programs like RetroArch.

The ...