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[rant] I don't have the courage to correct all these people. Sometimes I make a post like this: http://www.overclock.net/t/1635783/the-144hz-meme-must-die-or-bring-lightboost-back-on-a-hardware-level/90#post_26273885 but it takes me a long time to type (I'm a slow typer and english isn't my first la...

I know ;) btw do we really need to go to 540p for sweet 480Hz or is it just because Linus only used one cable? edit: btw someone made another thread on overclock.net. http://www.overclock.net/t/1636345/blur-busters-480-hz-monitor-prototype-now-at-blur-busters Already we can read gems like " 480hz is...

So this is from cirthix, right?

In Linus video, he says it's from zis.

http://www.zisworks.com/

I'm even bothered by ULMB at 120Hz :/

Kinda sucks to be sensitive to flickering.

I'm all hyped up! You lucky bastard! ;) btw: Reddit HFR thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/hfr/comments/6sy0hu/480_hz_monitor_prototype_now_at_blur_busters/?st=j6792oph&sh=2ad4aeb7 Reddit Monitors thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/6syaqo/480_hz_monitor_prototype_now_at_blur_busters/?s...

@chief:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1550666/usb- ... -precision

Not to brag but i got the Half-Life RTA WR a few days ago on g-sync monitor, it's definitely not just for slow games. I would recomend the Dell as well. Congrats! Is this you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6BImlcVIwg I remember long ago someone recorded a 120fps video of his run. I think I found...

Hi, This phenomenon is called the phantom array effect. Each cursor that you see correspond to one frame/refresh. The faster the frame rate/refresh rate, the higher the number of cursors and the closer they appear together. 144Hz (while better than 60Hz) is still significantly too slow to prevent th...

Note that there are already 120Hz smartphones. For example: https://www.softbank.jp/en/mobile/product/smartphone/aquos-xx3/ But if Apple is in it, then it has a lot more chance of going mainstream. edit: also some articles about this: https://arstechnica.com/apple/2017/06/apple-introduces-a-redesign...

Content that has arbitrary frame rates (like games) is not affected. You can cap to whatever you like. Note that this is only true for freesync/gsync. Otherwise, the cap you choose will have a significant impact on stuttering and tearing visibility. e.g: - cap close to refresh rate with vsync off =...