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Would it be possible to cap GPU utilization instead of capping framerate? Or would the algorithm be impossible? Do we even know exactly why lowering utilization reduces input lag? 100% gpu utilization causing extra input lag makes sense to me because the cpu finishes and has to wait for the gpu. Tha...

People are reporting TN version also has a lot of crosstalk.

It depends on your gameplay style. I like to do a lot of sniping from very long distances. Sometimes the characters' heads are so small they're only be a few pixels in width. Extra resolution helps a lot there. When I went from 1920x1080 to 2560x1440 it definitely helped me in a lot of situations. B...

Asus released a new technology with VRR "AND" LMB at the same time. They call it ELMB-SYNC (LMB And Adaptive Sync working together) => https://www.asus.com/Monitors/TUF-Gaming-VG27BQ/ https://i.imgur.com/0u4suCg.png It is like best of both world technology. I was wondering if BlurBusters members / ...

Wooting also has a relevant blog post on their website: What influences keyboard input speed That's an awesome article. Also with regards to pushing the key in the center to reduce physical actuation time concave keycaps help a lot because they guide your fingers to the center of the key. The Logit...

Does it work in other games? Fortnite has a weird full screen mode because you can tab out and still see the game. I'm not sure it's true full screen. You may need to change gsync settings to always on.

So now i am searching for an information about proper sitting posture in relation to my desk (height adjustable) and monitor position in relation to my eyes, including the perfect viewing distance. When googling "proper sitting posture at computer" or "desk ergonomics", there are a lot of articles ...

So when the snoody cat, and the courageous dog, with the celebrity voices meet for the first time in reel three, that's when you'll catch a flash of Tyler's contribution to the film.

Nobody knows that they saw it, but they did...

Could you tell how good the backlight uniformity was? Also, it sounded like they were saying it's actually each sub pixel being layered, is that correct? Are the layers actually so close together that it's accurate from a typical viewing angle? It seems like you could get some interesting artifactin...

How were the viewing angles on the stacked LCDs?