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- First 1000 Hz LCD comes out
- It's not one of these faster LCDs
- The GtG is still big part of refreshtime
- The predictable news articles about 1000Hz not being human-visible to eyes (without knowing nuanced context such as geometrics AND GtG ...

The elephant in the room: GtG

The first 1000 Hz screen is likely to be an LCD, apparently.

However, GtG is already a giant percent of refreshtime. 1ms GtG is already 50% of the refreshtime of 500Hz (1/500sec = 2ms) and thus can more-or-less double the motion blur.

Thusly, a 500fps 500Hz OLED ...

Yes, if you get rid of motion blur, you'll have to deal with the stroboscopic effect instead. It would take groundbreaking advances in the display technology to transcend finite framerates, comparable to the transition from early vector displays to today's raster displays.

The bandwidth ...

Good thing that there’s also Xbox and Nintendo then
But Sony always shifts their position anyways, the whole mantra of the PS5 Pro was muh 60fps at 4K with higher settings or something

That said CRT simulator won’t be great for everyone because it flickers

IMO Console/Video Game companies should ...

Could this tech be used with VR headsets? I tried VR for the first time with a Quest 3 and my eyes couldn't tolerate the flickering. I think a lot more people could tolerate VR if the image didn't flicker.


Counter-intuitive
The rolling scan behavior would be much more noticeable on VR

I haven ...

Congrats Chief on finally launching your electron beam temporal simulator!!!
Didn't know where else to post so... sorry for necrobumping.

PC ports of console games used to be straight garbage
Not that they are great now but... back then they were straight up trash

https://tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/asus-rog-swift-pg27aqdp#Extreme-Low-Motion-Blur-ELMB-BFI
TFTcentral review. BFI is avaiable @240hz with "480hz quality" at 2ms persistence, AND bfi is also avaiable @120hz but... it's 4ms... so equivalent to 240hz. Was hoping for 120hz/480equivalent, but that is ...

BFI on OLED is a useless feature because it's so dim the cons outweigh the pros.

No amount of MPRT gains can ever compensate for the loss of picture quality due to dim screen when BFI is enabled on OLED.

Unless maybe you are willing to operate it in a pitch black room but even then you lost a ...

Now I do have one unresolved issue: I read CRTs have a very short duty cycle. If I recall someone said the duty cycle of a CRT is only a few milliseconds out of the 16.7ms total, and that's why they flicker like hell.


Depends on the phosphor being used. 60hz on a consumer CRT TV won't flicker ...