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Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDP (26.5", 1440p OLED)
LG UltraGear 27GX790A‑B (26.5", 1440p OLED)
Dough / Spectrum Black 27" 480 Hz (1440p OLED)
Sony INZONE M10S (27" 1440p OLED)

4x Motion clarity. It could be rolling BFI.
Only 400nits of Brightness . It not sounds good for full frame BFI. But rolling BFI done in one frame could give more light

I would like to recommend the Lossless Scaling from Steam.
I tested it on an LG C1 TV in chrome browser youtube videos playback.

For video, I mainly use 1080p 24-30 fps. I set the Frame Gen Multiplicator to 4-5x depending on the video. It gives me 100+ frames

Additionally, if you have an Nvidia ...

Panasonic VT60 has 3000Hz sub-field drive
Panasonic ZT60 has 3000HZ sub- field drive
Panasonic VT50 has 2500hz sub field drive
Users claims that motion clarity in that plasmas is better than in 600hz sub field drive.

Is it true that blur busters strobe calibration utility is working only for v2 firmware version of benq monitors?

I have Plasma Panasonic th-46py8p . It has 600Hz Sub-Field which gives me motion eqivalent to 240hz(fps) from 60hz(fps) signal. Ufo test with speed 240pixels/s is clear without motion and ghosting. I know That are plasmas with 2500hz and 3000hz Subfield.

I have checked Losless scalling frame generation LSFG on 144hz LCD monitor. It is good for modern games. It converts 60fps to 120fps but in very fast motion retro games like sonic (sega) on retroarch there are problems. Smearing effect occurs on fast moving backgroud and everything looks bad. I ...

For retrogaming you can use software BFI in retroarch. On 240hz monitor in retroarch set BFI to 3 (three black frames).
LSFG in not good for very fast motion in retro games like sonic the sonic the hedgehog 2. But software BFI in retroarch could be good.