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Does this monitor has increased input lag if you run it at 240Hz? since some games i play i cant reach 360Hz To avoid confusing framerate and refreshrate 360 fps 360 Hz = Should be fine 240 fps 360 Hz = Should be fine 240 fps 240 Hz = This is where a possible minor lag problem occurs on certain mod...

DSC does not do this type of flicker.

Something else is causing it, such as insufficient capacitoring of a PWM-driven backlight at low brightnesses.

My question is, does it only support dual strobe BFI at 24fps? or both 24 & 30fps? If i pair it with a 65" QD-OLED it's been said that it will drop the motion persistence down from 16ms to 6.94ms(Since the TV is 144hz) for movies & TV, and that the BFI flicker will be roughly the same as it is comp...

but this is specific issue from windows. any removal/change/reinstallation of windows drivers (nic/gpu/chipset) affects the operation of the system. Roughly speaking, any action in the device manager affects how the mouse moves. I think everyone on this forum can confirm this. That is a different t...

Wow... Thanks for that very detailed reply. I am asking the second question "microstutter caused by eyestrain (e.g. sore eye becomes jerky motion)". I was actually just curious to see if others have observed micro stutters that are present due to their eyes/brain. I certainly hope that its not the ...

*snip* Is this the case with Quest 2/3 too? I thought those were using some faster switching LCDs. Apples vs bananas. Quest 2/3 is strobed. I wasn't talking about strobed LCDs. When I compared non-strobed 1000Hz sample hold LCD versus 480Hz sample and hold OLED I meant flickerless sample-and-hold 1...

480Hz OLED will have clearer motion than 1000Hz LCD. Keep this in mind the LCD GtG penalty on refresh rate. Won't this depend on the GtG figures? Isn't there 0.5ms GtG LCD monitors already? For example 0.5ms GTG + 1ms MPRT > 0.03ms OLED response + 2.08ms MPRT Haha.... Are you aware GtG standard onl...

Unless we are moving our mice 1-2 pixels at a time. Counterargument: Refresh rates are getting higher. So is resolution too. Often, we're slow tracking distant objects (e.g. distant snipers, distant airplanes, etc). Moving a mouse 0.25 inch per second (slow track) is 100 reports per second at 400dp...

Because it's not electricity. What does electricity have to do with it? I connected the computer from battery and the result was the same. After changing the dpi to the same value, my mouse became sharper. And this has nothing to do with the BIOS. *** CORRECTIONS ADDED *** 1. F1zus is the original ...

"The mouse sends a signal over the USB cable every time it passes a dot" As metaphorical as someone can get, this is way too metaphorical that it took the reality out of the picture. The Mouse's sensor is essentially a small camera, it takes as many pictures per second "polling rate" as it's rated ...