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Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why Do Some LCDs Have Image Retention With BFI? The mechanism is explained in an existing thread I wrote a long ago at Why do some LCDs have image retention with BFI? In short, BFI sometimes synchronizes to the alternating voltage of the LCD voltage-inversion algorithm...

Now that we're getting ever closer to the goal, where should the journey end, or at least take a short break? I think 1200 Hz could be a good rate to reach because it contains many of the frame rates relevant to video as factors (25/50 are PAL): Factors of 960: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 20,...

- If you use VSYNC override in CP, it sometimes overrides the setting in the game but sometimes some games use different timing logic for VSYNC vs non-VSYNC mode. - Sometimes cap in CP is higher lag but more stutter-removing - Sometimes cap in-game is lower lag but but can be more stutters - Some pe...

I admit im anxious for this one... even more anxious than im for CRT Beam Simulator... I hope the Wehem fork can get an update! Update: ShaderGlass has provided a new solution. I saw someone successfully played games with CRT simulator using a custom ShaderGlass patch, so check out ShaderGlass: htt...

There is some red herrings involved here. I've renamed the thread topic. The reply is at reddit -- he turned off the CRT scan and is using the phosphor simulator for a phosphorescent global BFI. There's better ways to achieve a similar effect without the CRT filter, but there's some usefulness to a ...

What I want in the OLED monitor space is some sort of way to not need to brute force the hz to reduce motion blur, what I want, is for my 240hz OLED to stay at 240hz and reduce motion blur. So what I've been thinking, is instead of using PWM for dimming, it could be strategically used to do the BFI...

It's an interesting concept; I wrote about display-side co-GPU concept about ten years ago in one of my articles, so this is not a new idea. In-monitor framegen will require a lot of new protocols to communicate lots of ground truth from the computer to the monitor, to reduce the number of artifacts...

Process Lasso FTW With some fiddling around, it can make Discord behave; even prevent it from raising priority. In addition, Process Lasso lets you isolate processes to specific CPU cores too (great for Threadrippers where half of the cores are high latency from the other half of the cores, or to f...

At 4k we are still bandwith limited with DP2.1 but what if the monitor had Frame Generation inside it? I cover this potential concept in some of my old articles, www.blurbusters.com/1000hz-journey and www.blurbusters.com/framegen We sort of have sort of a precedent already with PCVR streaming to Me...

I don’t know about you, but to me personally, it feels like the more powerful the hardware, the worse the problem gets. I agree this part. This problem coming with no solution idk maybe one day someone fix this. There's many reasons for this - Faster hardware lifts the fog (less motion blur, less s...