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winner will be notified by March 15th, 2015 Wait, why would you wait two weeks before giving it away? :? It is not as easy as pulling a number out of a hat. There's actually a law that applies to me. <LONG-ANSWER> There's a process totalling several hours, almost a full day's work, that also (a) in...

The giveaway has ended!

The winner will be chosen by getting a random number (between the starting forum member number and the ending forum member number) from http://www.random.org. I will also publicly announce it here.

winner will be notified by March 15th, 2015

I'll send an inquiry about what V4 fixes. Probably just a number of minor or usability fixes, none of them strobe related.

Anyy firmware V2 and later are the important ones for Blur Busters Strobe Utility compatibility.

There will be a second monitor giveaway contest later this year, that also includes existing forum members. I already have a few spare monitors. Keep paying attention to the forums for the announcement within a few/several months :) For THIS particular giveaway (February 2015), make sure you finish ...

Blur reduction makes motion much clearer, which makes stutters easier to see. So stutters that are already barely there, becomes easier to see. Framerate capping helps a LOT, but the mouse causes a stutter problem too. This is caused by the beat-frequency effect between the mouse pollrate and the fr...

Just a few more days left of this!

Don't forget you need to make at least 5 relevant posts in order to qualify for the free monitor giveaway!

The XL2430T's trail can be greatly diminished by using the VT1350 trick and using the service menu to adjust strobe phasing. Unfortunately, the XL2430T is incompatible with the Blur Busters Strobe Utilty , so adjustments need to be made via the service menu. Another option is to use the LightBoost h...

Good questions. Some SEIKI HDTV's can accept 240Hz input, but they only show 120 visible refresh cycles per second (frame skipping every other refresh cycle). Input refresh rate does not always equal panel refresh rate. Currently the highest refresh rate I know a LCD can do, is from blue-phase LCDs ...

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Very interesting! The rolling shutter.

Edmond, I have some corrections for your information about OLEDs: It'd be pretty neat to have 1000hz with 1ms response time. OLED has a response times of 0.02ms for ALL colors, not just grey2grey. Depends on OLED. Active matrix OLED is slower. http://www.blurbusters.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/ol...