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I think for LCD's, G-Sync will still be superior due to the variable overdrive which as far as I know, no other adaptive sync has. Now for something like the new Alienware OLED coming out, it doesn't matter. The pixels are extremely quick and you don't need any of this overdrive nonsense like you do...

Alienware's 55-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor is pure eye candy

Now Dell is getting into big screen gaming displays.

https://www.engadget.com/2019/01/08/ali ... g-monitor/

3ms without OD is very good. "1ms" TN's today are actually ~5ms without OD.

Oh that is good news then!

Ya I think full sample-and-hold VRR smoothness will win out versus needing to lock FPS at 120 at 4K to get smooth 25% BFI. 25% BFI isn't that huge of a deal.

HUGE news. I like that you can flip the switch anyway. I think support for HDMI 2.1 VRR in their next GPU architecture should be in the bag.

In my decades of using and testing hundreds of display, I find the 1:1 rule works very well. You simply place your eyes the same distance from the screen as the screens diagonal measurement. IE: Sit with eyes ~27 inches away from a 27" display. This is close to the THX rule of 40 degrees view-able. ...

https://www.cnet.com/news/lg-confirms-f ... -2019-tvs/

Confirmed full spec HDMI 2.1! As soon as HDMI 2.1 GPU's hit, a C9 OLED will be mine. Bye bye computer monitors.

https://www.flatpanelshd.com/pictures/lgoled2019-1.jpg https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1546474656 If true, this could be a real game changer. 25% BFI at 4K/120Hz. So that means 2ms MPRT motion clarity at 4k 120 Hz smoothness all with OLED HDR picture quality. 13 ms input...

Wow, 3840x1600 at 175 Hz. I think I just may pick this one up.