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zachska87 wrote:http://www.anandtech.com/show/7627/asus-at-ces-2014

Just saw this announced and didn't see it anywhere else about new ASUS monitors in the forums yet.

I did: http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=117

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I didn't know about the double-imaging effect. That's sounds like something important to consider when setting up the display.

I have a question about this:

Why is EIZO Turbo 240 blinking the backlight at 240Hz showing the same image twice?
Isn't that exactly what you guys just advised against?

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Thank you for the detailed information. So it appears this is extremely variable between people. I just happened to stumble upon one of your comment at http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/g-sync-v-sync-monitor,3699-8.html "- FACT: Most human eyes CAN'T tell 30Hz versus 60Hz flicker when staring stat...

Thank you for the information nimbulan. The CRT I'm using is a "ijama vision master pro 514". I plan on taking a few photos and posting about it soon in the Show us photos of your displays! thread. Oh and yes, I can relate to the "50Hz CRT TV in a PAL country" I don't remember it to be as straining ...