Scanout Time of 240Hz, 280Hz and 360Hz?
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Scanout Time of 240Hz, 280Hz and 360Hz?
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Re: Scanout Time of 240Hz, 280Hz and 360Hz?
Generic scanout time of a high-hz monitor is always 1/Hz
Above diagram is for 60Hz.
Screens typically refresh from top-to-bottom, as in High Speed Videos of LCD Refreshing
So thus, at the higher refresh rates, it is commonly:
240Hz = scanout time in 1/240sec from first pixel row to last pixel row
280Hz = scanout time in 1/280sec from first pixel row to last pixel row
360Hz = scanout time in 1/360sec from first pixel row to last pixel row
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