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Janda wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2025, 02:27

Are you saying the 60hz has the same motion clarity as 120hz with BFI on?

Yes. That's the whole point of BFI.

Such OLED displays do exist actually. Or did exist. They use rolling scan, so output is very similar to a CRT. But they don't display one scanline at a time, but rather a scan bar that is dozens of lines tall. They could only display one scanline if they wanted, but the issue is that this would the ...

Without VRR, that would be any OLED display.

MK92 wrote: ↑

07 Oct 2025, 03:22

Moved to the correct forum section.

That said though, my only concern is if there are any drawbacks to using this method. I don't notice any visible degradation to the image while using it so I figured there was nothing to worry about, but apparently it introduces noise based on what others have remarked in this thread. Can anyone ...

rdkayy wrote: ↑

03 Oct 2025, 16:46

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LuckyKnight wrote: ↑

22 Jul 2025, 10:22

Just got the monitor and following the settings recommendations. Quick question though, is gamma 2.2 ideal for 240hz or only 120hz?

2.0 is closer to 2.2, so more accurate. But it's preference. If you like the deeper shadows of 2.2, then use that.

Deleted the insults. Keep it clean, please.

Love this forum; way too difficult to get decent info anywhere else. So it sounds like IPS is still the only option for high refresh / high resolution / flicker free displays - correct?


It used to be, but I've heard that modern phosphors used in LCDs (used to increase color gamut) can introduce ...

You can check on rtings.com. The ones I looked up were not using PWM. However, they are not flicker-free since they have a slight dip in brightness that matches the refresh rate. Example:

(It says "backlight", even though there's no backlight. It's just rtings using a standardized graph for flicker ...