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Hey, thanks a lot for your input and fixing the picture. I'm not really into having 4k@120 interlaced, I could test if you guys wanted though, but yeah hdmi2 is definitely bandwidth limited which is unfortunate. 1440p@120hz wouldn't work with normal timing either, I had to turn it to cvt reduced bla...

So I took another picture and I noticed something. One of the fourth boxes wasn't brighter in the shot, but I noticed it was only on the last box that was lit up. This to me makes me think the frame duplication makes sense as it only played that frame once, then the camera finished the shot before i...

Well I don't see any noticeable flicker with it on, but when I closely look at images they almost seem to move side to side a bit, it's hard to describe but I suppose unstable image is maybe accurate? I suppose it wasn't meant to be, also I realized I should have been using 3200x1800 *derp* for 16/9...

I mean that is possible as it is every fourth frame I guess. I'm honestly not sure how I would test this though. However the other working resolutions don't have that bright of a frame ever, but I could try some other refresh rates. edit* Tried again but went for 100hz which "worked" again but when ...

Ok, that makes sense actually, I'm also not sure how it's happening but when I did the eye-tracking test I noticed that it appeared to be almost a little shaky. It's definitely not as smooth as 60hz or 120hz on this display. Is there any way to determine the cause or to maybe make it work? I could t...

Sorry if this is in the wrong place I wasn't sure where to put this. I have a Sony xbr55x900e (UHD sony bravia 55") tv that is use with my pc. I am able to run 4k@60hz but also 1080p@120hz and it passes all the frame skipping tests. I was also able to get 1440p@120hz work as well using CVT reduced b...