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Does that work for say running a 144hz display at 72Hz?

Random update: I mostly haven't been attempting strobing since the games I was focused on (Diablo 4 and then Baldur's Gate 3) looked pretty terrible with it for various reasons. But I recently started replaying Witcher 3 (never finished) with today's GPU horsepower, and have discovered strobing Nirv...

Interesting. I haven't noticed much TAA blur.

Two basic questions: (1) For people who have tried fast IPS, strobing, and OLED 144Hz+, how close is OLED to strobing for blur reduction? Is it a nice stepping stone due to the lighting response times, or is the sample-and-hold blur still obvious and brutal? (2) I'm surprised that someone hasn't rol...

A quick update if anyone googles this thread for the Dells3422dwg: Diablo 4 is a great game for testing cross-talk, as: -I can trivially maintain VSync 144 FPS without dips in test areas. -It is easy to place the same object in different zones of the screen. -You have full control of your motion rel...

Trying to parse all of this makes my head hurt. Yes, it's advanced tweaking -- like learning how to use a colorimeter for tuning color. Metaphorically, this is under-the-car-hood tweaking or airplane cockpit league tweaking -- not some mere fiddling with car dashboard settings. These tweaks are usu...

What is the VRR range on your monitor? Could there be an issue where the display "drops out" of VRR range in 60-locked titles? Also note that some titles do weird things with VSync on if you can't maintain a rock-solid minimum FPS. If you open up your display control panel and navigate to advanced d...

Trying to parse all of this makes my head hurt. I've used CRU on my old MG279Q when the stock refresh rate was limited to 90Hz with Freesync. Would this approach improve strobing cross-talk on my Dell S3422DWG?

Manually toggling multiple things each time in the OSD is not a fluid feature. I've got it mapped to just one button on my good old Benq 2411Z, and I still often leave the low persistence mode ON after gaming. As I said. People are lazy :D For me it's not a bothersome problem anyway. Especially if ...

Also, people are lazy. For some people who say they cannot tolerate any flicker, using strobe modes on PC will be way more problematic if they spend most of the time outside of gaming. If you finish your game and start using a word editor with full screen white page, then yeah. Strobed mode will no...