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I would be more than happy to answer any questions regarding using the console tool to get the results but you are not asking them, you just expect the result.

All of those modes are same number of pixels/sec processing. Quadrupling refresh rate ability via 4x DSC allows a large 4x motion ...

betonKruglosuTotchno wrote: ↑

31 May 2024, 00:17

Sure, here's the result. (losslessly compressed output from DSC)
https://filebin.net/mj3tg4fuhriqhydb

Link doesn't work for me

Can we get before/after images of DSC compression?

Excellent post, thank you.

If I can drive 400 FPS in Overwatch and have a 240hz monitor w/ ULMb it sounds like I should either cap the game to 240 frames (frame rate = hz) or run 400 fps uncapped.

If I cap to 240 and fps never dips below, do I still need to run Vsync? Or because I can keep ...

OLED seems to be better than both and they will release the higher refresh rate stuff soon. It already made its way into laptops.

Damn, such a refresh rate would obviously be very difficult to achieve without interpolation. :shock:

Oh yeah, why is everyone promoting 1000 hz? It seems like in order to make the display completely clear of blur, its frequency should be 2-4 times higher than its horizontal resolution (correct ...

Part of the motivation of making the post is that the interlaced version already looks good at 60 FPS. That is, until you scroll vertically and it's missing details. I'm guessing it's showing the details based on the exact pixel, but the location of the UFO moved so you show the alternating pixels ...

https://i.imgur.com/r84TVRQ.png
https://i.imgur.com/Mhmw8ml.png
https://i.imgur.com/9xVnZb0.png
https://i.imgur.com/IFkbo5i.png

if you run this at high frame rates, you would see a lower brightness version of the image

https://i.imgur.com/qykPBj5.gif

It's kind of like combining black ...

Is overdrive on? That usually improves it at the cost of overshoot

But the question is how to remove this, other than the option of buying a display with a higher ppi?

It's called "subpixel shimmering," and the only thing that can mitigate it is certain forms of TAA and legacy SGSSAA (the latter of which no longer works with most modern games now that they're ...