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Tft central posted an article for this and shared portions of the manual, suggesting the bfi can be used between 48 and 120hz. The dip to 48hz - and absence of the higher grade green badge - suggest to me that between 48hz and xhz, the monitor will double strobe. Could be wrong though, maybe it didn...

"AI" makes shit up. Even in times when models like chatgpt are directly plagiarizing a source, it can construct paragraphs of direct quotes that alter or remove context and make it seem like something else entirely.

If I recall correctly, any monitor with pixel overdrive function (so... Basically all of them), the firmware is going to be evaluating the current pixel state and calculate how to accelerate to the intended pixel state on every refresh. This means if you have content locked at 60fps on a refresh rat...

I wonder what this box would look like connected to any of the pc oled monitors out there. A quick glance at rtings reviews on the current lot suggests that the full rise out of black time takes one refresh cycle, with no special pixel overdrive or compensation available to accelerate this (ie, risi...

Sounds awesome.

Would be really funny if this ends up purchasable before the dough spectrum. They haven't even shipped that monitor yet and they have just announced a new model.

LG C1 and prior models (C9, CX) can all do bfi @ 120hz, but they're TV sized. Also the c1 is the newest of the lot and it's 2 model years behind and probably not available at retail / new anymore. Mprt range is 4-5ms, but it's perfectly clean with zero crosstalk. The dough brand 27" 240hz oled monit...

Tftcentral uploaded a video showcasing its performance. It's about as I'd expected - probably best in class max hz backlight strobing, but no 60hz support and no qft support - so as you dip into the lower end of the supported range, a 2.0 blur busters certified monitor will offer superior clarity wi...

Heat accelerates the degradation of the oled subpixels, and higher brightness generates more heat. I'm not sure anyone has done enough testing to math it out, because ambient room temperature over time while the screen is in use can absolutely play a role. Just remember perceived brightness is not o...

I suppose that must be true. Hdtvtest did review one of the 240hz monitors and had a brief segment on vrr Gamma flicker. One of the test scenes had nothing perceivable, and the other were demonstrably less than he's shown for the LG TV size screens (presumably operating at 120hz). I wonder how much ...

Depends on the game and the context Even the fastest drives have much lower performance when being tasked with doing random reads and writes, or combinations of tasks like sequential writes and reads, whether those reads are random or sequential. If at any point in your game it needs to retrieve dat...