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That is a GREAT idea if there was enough accuracy with shutter glasses, but shutters are much slower than backlights. (Not to mention the variable-rate flicker issue, some mitigations are theoretically possible with a fast-performing backlight). Unfortunately, shutter have a latency too. The shutter...

What RealNC said -- that said, most videos I watch is in 24fps. So I don't see microstutter differences with movie framerates. Most users fortunately won't. However, once I start playing a 60fps video....BOOM. The difference becomes stark. 120Hz looks so much better than 144Hz when playing 60fps vid...

They mentioned it a long ago, but finally great to see actual marketing material from AMD on this!

Hopefully this is available to SteamOS too.

Yes, same phenomenon affects all that. Inversion artifacts are an unavoidable part of a specific monitor, as it is design. Fast-responding panels (e.g. 1ms TN panels) have more inversion artifacts because it's hard to keep the pixels stationary. With 1ms GtG, and 16.7ms between refresh cycles at 60H...

Actually google " inversion artifacts ". Complaints have come up with amplified inversion artifacts on some high-refresh-rate monitors. Not often, but it happens... Not all of them are prone to them, but this definitely looks like an LCD inversion pattern (a grid of positive and negative voltages th...

anyway i'm not sure if it's possible unless both monitor's vblanks (as in the timing of vblank for the signal in the cable) are synchronized. which would require a splitter i believe Splitters are preferred, exactly as for SMTT 2.0 However, there *is* a way to photographically confirm perfect blank...

Most 120Hz LightBoost monitors have no ability to strobe at 144Hz.

I was thinking.... The 2nd layer can be used to lower persistence! (to as little as roughly double GtG of the 2nd layer). ...What if the 2nd layer (monochrome) LCD or light shutter (e.g. mechanical shutters or monochrome OLED, etc) could act as a motion-blur reduction. Behave like a scanning backlig...

Amplifying contrast with two LCD layers , requires an extremely intense backlight/edgelight. Transmission effiicency of an LCD has long been shockingly low, and has only improved sufficiently enough (along with high-efficiency LEDs that doesn't create as much heat as yesterday's backlights) in orde...

pics? I'm keeping it top secret until launch of the new TestUFO Lag Test in 2017 Otherwise, people will infer ideas of how I'm pulling it off, and beat me to this motion test. I want to be #1 for a millisecond-accurate browser-based lag differential test. As long as your TestUFO browser passes the ...