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Sensitive people dont want to see ANY flicker AT ALL.. at ANY refresh rate. I`m one of them. Normal people dont mind it if the refresh is high enough. Thats why you never see ULMB below 85hz or 100hz sometimes. Its a minority actually who have a skull so thick they wouldnt mind the flicker @ 30hz. ...

This LCD probably will have an artificially capped refresh rate, which makes it a dumb buy. Pretty much all 144Hz LCDs could probably run at 160Hz-180Hz if they weren't capped.

Sorry for hijacking this old thread: How was 3840x2400 interlaced achieved with the FW900? I've got a desktop with a SONY FW900 and two IBM T221 (stock DG5 and overclocked DG3). I'd like to use either 3840x2400 natively on the FW-900 or some sort of GPU downscaling. This way all screens would have ...

I am considering getting a 65" Seiki TV, but I will also be using it with a couch gaming PC and therefore do not want to be stuck at 30Hz or 60Hz. I saw in one HardForum thread that like the 39", the 65" Seiki has a capped refresh rate. The 39" Seiki is known to be flashable to the 50" firmware to r...

spacediver wrote:why are you so obsessed with refresh rate? There are so many other more important things about a display than its refresh.

I am aware that there is more to displays than refresh rate. I think a high-res, high-refresh rate 4:3 LCD would be an interesting idea.

Assuming that I can get a driver board capable of running the panel at 2048x1536@160Hz, how difficult would it be to install a strobe backlight? Is the response time on the NL204153AC21-25 even fast enough to allow strobing at 160Hz?

flood wrote:

rabidz7 wrote:I also want to state that I am in the very, very early planning stages

we shouldn't even get our hopes up until he actually shows us something beyond a post of what he's thinking of

Very true. As of now, this is still just an idea.

jlafarga wrote:if it can do 4k@120hz does that mean it can in theory do 1080p@480hz?

In theory, yes.

Yeah, any news? LMAO :lol: SEDs are most likely not going to happen. However, if I could find someone willing to assemble them, I would consider distributing 2048x1536 170Hz LCDs, which is nowhere near as far-fetched as starting SED or CRT production. 21.5" 2048x1536 LCDs and DVI transmitters capab...

This monitor has caught my eye, but lack of sufficient reviews makes me hesitant, especially from TFTcentral. As I don't have a DVI-D, the cheaper overclockable korean panels are off the table. Being 30" and overclockable would be very nice. Do not buy this POS. It skips frames, making any overcloc...