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At this point, 0.25ms MPRT (both DyAc and ULMB monitors can do it) is too dark to be usable by most people. Worry only about 1ms MPRT for now, with the optional access to 0.5ms MPRT, sticking to the voltage-boosted 240Hz monitors. 240Hz DyAc can be configured to 120Hz and 144Hz -- or actually any c...

Recently I am looking for new TN panel gaming monitor, and I prefer clear and sharp moving image rather than just high fps. So I Googled a lot, but I couldn't find the comparison between strobing techs, like ULMB, Dyac, ELMB...etc. Most strobing technologies are very similar, and mainly differ in t...

Recently I am looking for new TN panel gaming monitor, and I prefer clear and sharp moving image rather than just high fps. So I Googled a lot, but I couldn't find the comparison between strobing techs, like ULMB, Dyac, ELMB...etc. These have same principle to reduce blur, but as long as I know, res...

By the way, It's very good to hear ELMB-Sync have MPRT 1ms !! I wonder how they managed low brightness problem tho. Voltage boost tricks. LEDs can be olvervotaged briefly for about 3x-5x light output if it's brief. Some manufacturers use this with strobe backlights, to try and maintain reasonable b...

The good news is that default ELMB-Sync has the same pulsewidth as LightBoost 10%. The pulsewidth does not seem to be adjustable but the good news is that the default pulsewidth of ELMB-Sync is already all the way down to MPRT 1.0ms, which is equivalent to LightBoost 10%. Not a bad default, at leas...

Well, the effect of changing pulse width has on motion blur is rather minimal in my experience anyway. For some people, it's a major thing. Pulse width optimization is more noticeable if you keep your microstutters under extreme control (e.g. VSYNC ON, ultrasmooth mouse, etc). I've seen pulse width...

I am very interested in ELMB-SYNC from Asus, but I realized that except ULMB, all other manufacturers does not have option to set pulse width in detail!

I wish Nvidia is working on ULMB-SYNC monitor and leave option to set pulse width.

Recent, Gaming monitor market became big.

I want to see new CRT gaming monitor from makers.

It's been a while, so makers may make better CRT monitors than the old days.

For competitive gamer, 24 inch 1440p 120hz would be perfect! ( It might be smoother than 240hz LCD monitor)

wow Thanks!!

If we want ULMB 10% clarity with no brightness loss, we need 4000hz OMG

Maybe it can be faster to rise monitor brightness(HDR things) and apply ULMB than reach 4000hz Holy Grail...

I understand 120hz ulmb at 240hz monitor is better than 120hz ulmb at 144hz monitor.

Then, 240hz ULMB at 480hz monitor will look better than 120hz ulmb at 240hz monitor?


And if you compare ulmb and dyac, which is better at removing blur from your experience?