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Ah you beat me to it! I'm liking this very much, though I have little interest in the Oculus Rift itself.

Sincere congratulations to the winners! Can't wait to see what you guys have to say about G-Sync. For my part, I think I'm less disappointed I didn't win than I am the upgrade kit costs $200. Better start saving!

Wooo doggie that's one hot monitor. I'll have to keep reminding myself that I can't afford the graphics card(s) needed to drive that resolution at that frame rate so I don't break into nervous sweats.

What's funny is that "Ultra High Definition" was chosen to be the official terminology about a year ago by the Consumer Electronics Association with the express goal of replacing the use of 4K. But 4K had already caught on and I haven't seen "UHD" pop up very often or at all since.

I definitely want more G-Sync info, but those mobile chips look pretty interesting. I'm interested to get more details on the Denver CPU in particular.

Actually, I don't mind my films at 24fps. I found the Hobbit at 48fps kind of odd to watch. I guess it's more a matter of special effects keeping pace with higher frame rates, though, since my real problem with it was how it laid bare a lot of the effects. That said, this sort of disproves any argum...

Kroma wrote:hate to be rude, but that's an obvious answer considering this is a light boost forum.

It was possible you didn't post in the intended forum and since there was no explicit mention of lightboost in your post, I simply wanted to clarify.

Are you using LightBoost?

so ULMB only works at standard light boost frequencies(100 and 120)? ULMB is currently available at 85Hz/100Hz/120Hz. That said, BENQ Blur Reduction is more flexible, allowing strobing in 1Hz increments, all the way from 75Hz through 144Hz. The modes are rather very similar, with very similar strob...

I'm aware of the Cyanogenmod project. Because Google is indeed Evil I like the idea of a Community coming together a providing solutions without the trojan rent-seeking corporations are naturally prone to. Mostly I'm just going to use a 7" tablet as an advance TV Guide / Remote so I'm just going to...