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No, because BOE is the ONLY brand of 1440p 240hz panel that doesn't have unbearable eye strain. r0ach, when posts are not in Display Comfort, please ask "Why not BOE? Is it because you're concerned about eyestrain?" Rather than assuming eyestrain. The original poster didn't inquire about eyestrain,...

Ok because I was thinking more on the lines of what you said earlier about 1200hz being able to do Pure XP on Extreme Mode without the use of BFI Terminology Disambiguation PureXP is defacto hardware based BFI (via backlight strobe), so "PureXP without BFI" is a misunderstanding of display-impulse ...

I have a very powerful PC (Ryzen 7,7800 3D processor and a GTX 4090 graphics card and 32 GB RAM). Do I really need to use RTSS to reduce lag when playing at 60hz? That is, having such a powerful computer, the improvement with RTSS would be negligible. Is this statement correct? Depends on your need...

wow so radars after image was natural CRT? I always thought it was purposely made to do that using a software to delay the image to more easily see it. It was 100% analog in the 1940s. CRT radar back in those days did not even have a computer. The radar spun at roughly 1 spin per second, and the CR...

It says 240HZ OLED has a massive benefit 75% reduction on persistent blur almost making it like backlight strobing when dealing with 60 FPS games No, that will only happen if you have maximum full-frame-based BFI at 240Hz, e.g. 60fps at 240Hz using 1 visible frame for every 3 black frames. 60fps sa...

Still figuring out a way to capture this. The VODs don't show the behavior, in the recording it looks no different when I use my mouse as opposed to keyboard. This might be something where you need a highspeed camera, which I don't have. You may want to pursuit your camera (handwave) along the scre...

I presume that the legendary motion clarity of CRT is more an involuntary good surprise than something actively seeked by engineers. Yes, an involuntary good surprise; it is simply because they had to design a 100% analog display, and the best analog-refresh system was phosphor, which automatically...

Hello everyone!! After a while enjoying the xg2431, I finally had time and decided to do the QFT and CRU. It's been difficult for me to get it to work. I have followed several tutorials and guides, and it didn't work for me. Sometimes black screens and other times the crosstalk did not seem to chan...

Can we expect this same kind of clarity from content locked at 60 FPS? No, not for sample and hold operation. On flickerless sample and hold, 60fps looks the same at 60, 120, 240, 480 if BFI is disabled and the pixel response speed (GtG) is identical. Only with maximum full-frame BFI (non-subrefres...

It says 240HZ OLED has a massive benefit 75% reduction on persistent blur almost making it like backlight strobing when dealing with 60 FPS games No, that will only happen if you have maximum full-frame-based BFI at 240Hz, e.g. 60fps at 240Hz using 1 visible frame for every 3 black frames. 60fps sa...