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Yes, motion resolution dramatically improves with strobing -- and sometimes by almost an order of magnitude in some cases.

I know this is a very old post, but does that also work for 30fps? Can I simulate plasma fluidity with 120Hz lightboost?

I find it weird that I never noticed duplicate images on my plasma while playing 30 FPS games at 60Hz -- marketed at 600Hz. I also never noticed flicker. Damn, I wish I kept my plasma so I could compare it... It's only noticed if you track your eyes on framerate=Hz motion, e.g. panning motions like...

Yes, you will get duplicate images. BFI=impulse It is a personal preference if you prefer more motion blur or duplicate images, and how many. 30fps at 60Hz flicker of any kind is two duplicates, and 30fps at 120H flicker of any kind is four duplicates. Pros of 120Hz is less flicker than 60Hz, but m...

Hello and welcome to the forum. OLED is not good at lower frame rates due to the way that it handles sample and hold. From my understanding plasma was the second closest thing to CRT level motion clarity. It isn't bias, and you're not falsely remembering the motion clarity either. Plasma was well r...

It says 240HZ OLED has a massive benefit 75% reduction on persistent blur almost making it like backlight strobing when dealing with 60 FPS games No, that will only happen if you have maximum full-frame-based BFI at 240Hz, e.g. 60fps at 240Hz using 1 visible frame for every 3 black frames. 60fps sa...

Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum but something has been bugging me for a while now. A couple of years ago my Panasonic plasma burned out on me. I owned it for 12 years, and for the first 11 years there was no burn in. Then, a year later, it did eventually have permanent burn in and I decided to...