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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9n8Hz_RLqw

A couple minutes in he shows how the test looks with a 3000 fps camera on the LG CX OLED compared to a gaming IPS.

Pretty awesome to see the stark contrast between OLED and LCD pixel transitions.

It would be awesome if there was a mouse tester web page like the test ufo pages. If that is possible to do in a web browser.
You could have a whole suite of tests people can do to quickly get their pc tweaked for peak performance.

Global is better. If you display the bottom of the frame later than the top of the frame motion is off by that time difference. The only advantage to scanning is you could reduce latency by displaying the frame data as it comes in, instead of waiting for the entire frame then displaying it. There ar...

Any chance this could get an "ELMB" update with gsync strobing?

Mobile is a huge improvement, looks great

Moreover, there are no OLED monitors on Blur Buster's monitor list - do none of them have acceptable latency, even @ 144hz? Do none of the OLED 144hz monitors rival the top IPS 144hz monitors? Thanks. Because they aren't out yet. The only high refresh rate OLED monitor you can get right now is the ...

Dell released a 55" oled monitor using LG's panels.

The resolution is 4k and DisplayPort doesn't have the bandwidth to drive 4k@240hz.

It's definitely you and not the hardware changing properties. You probably have more focus when it's night time and there is less ambient light around the monitor.

Sort of, but it would be really hard to make. You would need some advanced software that intercepts your input and analyzes the frames being generated, and it would have to be smart enough to know a specific input lead to a specific thing happening on screen. You could potentially make something tha...

I'm guessing the gpu sweet spot percentage is based on the framerate fluctuation. The gpu utilization is taken over a timespan. So at 95% utilization it's waiting for the next frame 5% of the time. But that measurement is taken over the span of many frames. Some of those frames take longer to render...