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I have a 4gb GTX 980, do you think that may the problem here when it comes to smoothness? Using a ryzen 5600x CPU with 16gb 3200mhz ram.IIISLIDEIII wrote: ↑22 Jan 2022, 09:52if you notice blur with your x25 there are no monitors out there that can improve your situation,
regardless of the cost, maybe x25 not f.
You can try benq with dyac but you will have to accept vertical micro straps of dyac and the price around 500€
in the same fps you will get same amount of motionblur in the same monitor , no matter what gpu you are usingzrtgu wrote: ↑25 Jan 2022, 19:39I have a 4gb GTX 980, do you think that may the problem here when it comes to smoothness? Using a ryzen 5600x CPU with 16gb 3200mhz ram.IIISLIDEIII wrote: ↑22 Jan 2022, 09:52if you notice blur with your x25 there are no monitors out there that can improve your situation,
regardless of the cost, maybe x25 not f.
You can try benq with dyac but you will have to accept vertical micro straps of dyac and the price around 500€
Mbr (aka dyac or bls), introduces a sort of fragmentation in the image, usually perceived on vertical lines, a kind of micro interruptions that are noticed above all in the right-left movements at medium speed, we are talking about subtleties, nothing exaggerated, but it happens (basically any monitor with mbr off will have a more fluid and natural scrolling of the image, obviously with the most perceptible blur), some are more sensitive to this, others less, I hate it, I will never use any bls on my monitors again.
I don't know, as a rule the more you are glued with the framerate to the max fq of your screen the better it is for the response timezrtgu wrote: ↑25 Jan 2022, 19:39I have a 4gb GTX 980, do you think that may the problem here when it comes to smoothness? Using a ryzen 5600x CPU with 16gb 3200mhz ram.IIISLIDEIII wrote: ↑22 Jan 2022, 09:52if you notice blur with your x25 there are no monitors out there that can improve your situation,
regardless of the cost, maybe x25 not f.
You can try benq with dyac but you will have to accept vertical micro straps of dyac and the price around 500€
What exactly are you talking about? Tearing? Overdrive artifacts?IIISLIDEIII wrote: ↑26 Jan 2022, 03:57Mbr (aka dyac or bls), introduces a sort of fragmentation in the image, usually perceived on vertical lines, a kind of micro interruptions that are noticed above all in the right-left movements at medium speed, we are talking about subtleties, nothing exaggerated, but it happens (basically any monitor with mbr off will have a more fluid and natural scrolling of the image, obviously with the most perceptible blur), some are more sensitive to this, others less, I hate it, I will never use any bls on my monitors again.
i don't know what name to give to what i described, but it doesn't matter, just try any screen with mbr active to understand what i'm talking about.axaro1 wrote: ↑26 Jan 2022, 04:59What exactly are you talking about? Tearing? Overdrive artifacts?IIISLIDEIII wrote: ↑26 Jan 2022, 03:57Mbr (aka dyac or bls), introduces a sort of fragmentation in the image, usually perceived on vertical lines, a kind of micro interruptions that are noticed above all in the right-left movements at medium speed, we are talking about subtleties, nothing exaggerated, but it happens (basically any monitor with mbr off will have a more fluid and natural scrolling of the image, obviously with the most perceptible blur), some are more sensitive to this, others less, I hate it, I will never use any bls on my monitors again.
Also it's normal to have MBR off look more fluid, the higher the motion clarity the easier it is to notice microstutters and artifacts.
I honestly don't know what you are talking about, do you mean strobe crosstalk? strobing afterimage?IIISLIDEIII wrote: ↑26 Jan 2022, 07:19just try any screen with mbr active to understand what i'm talking about.