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@jorimt, thank you for the clear definition and insight I can share to my non or lesser technical knowledge friends. Are you aware of any alternatives for the deferred rendered engine's/games? Where post-process AA is concerned (not counting the short-lived Nvidia TXAA, which was MSAA with a tempor...

I'm just saying it's not *technically* hard to do, some games won't even provide basic FOV sliders despite how easy it is, the industry is just stubborn but ultimately is willing to conform it just needs an incentive such as a decent chunk of people wanting it and secondly to be made aware it's an ...

TAA is not as awful as it seems, and it doesn't have to remain a double edged sword, we shouldn't just throw our hands up in the air and accept it. I'm a game developer and I've been pushing for change on the inside, I just need people on the outside to let them know this is actually something a de...

The ONLY decent anti-aliasing method is and was MSAA. It should always be an option in games, but sadly over the past decade MSAA is rarely implemented now. There's a simple reason; MSAA can't cover the majority of aliasing in deffered-rendered games. It's really only effective on simple geometric ...

I don't think you understand. This is not a complex subject. It's not necessary to read the white paper for how VRR works. All you need to do is click the monitor OSD and turn it on and off then notice how cursor movement is afterwards. It's like claiming only the inventor of the AK47 can possibly ...

There is theory and then there is reality. Mouse movement is different with different refresh rates. Altering refresh rate on the fly was never going to be conducive to aiming well even in theory. With VRR, the scanout time, aka the frame scan-in speed doesn’t change; it remains at the maximum refr...

Can you actually quantify freesync? Sort of. It does actually seem to show up in latency tests with on vs off. The latency test doesn't actually quantify the extent of it's detriment to aim, though. VRR dynamically steers the tearline off-screen when the framerate is within the refresh rate, and......

DSC does not necessarily increase input latency, but it typically does not play nice with multi-monitor configurations, and restricts things such as custom resolution creation and DSR/DLDSR usage. DSC is necessary to allow refresh rate/resolution combos that would otherwise be impossible with the ba...

sorry, is 15 seconds before, at 13:55 Ah, I see... Checking the manual for the PG248QP, it's called "Pulse Offset:" pulse-offset.png ULMB 2 Pulse Offset: Could improve the motion blur on different position of the screen (top, middle or bottom of the screen). It's possible they could add it to the P...

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26 Nov 2023, 20:20

thanks, that's dissappointing, specially to see they added that option to the new one but never updated the AQN to have the same features when it's clearly possible to do it.

What option on the new model are you referring to though? I didn't see mention of it the video where you timestamped it.