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what falk said.

He said it's normal to go down briefly. If it's taking a long time, it means something is wrong. How long are you noticing it down for?

thanks, I'll let Mark know.

i'm in the process of (re)building my photodiode circuit this time it will have bandwidth above 1MHz to allow for true microsecond measurements :P @op there's a lot of stuff i can share with you if you'd like. depends on how accurate/precise you want things to be in the end. i'm aiming for <1us for...

is there a better way to test frame skipping? You've already tested for frame skipping. Your CRT is not causing frame skipping, otherwise it wouldn't have passed the test you did. and one of my original question was that can CRT monitor have frame skipping at all? Isn't it limited to LCD only? I ma...

I'm not sure that using a mouse is a smart idea to test the temporal properites of a display. You've confirmed that there is no frame skipping in the blurbusters frame skipping test, so clearly the monitor is refreshing fast enough, right?

haha lex, unbelievable. I'm gonna start calling you the 1 minute man

Could that not just be a limitation of the USB polling rate?

what do you mean by "skipping"?

Falkentyne wrote:if you scroll down in his image, the file name is at the bottom.

ah didn't realize there were two separate images. Was confusing. I see it now