144Hz LightBoost
144Hz LightBoost
Does LightBoost support 144Hz? Strobelight only lists up to 120Hz strobed.
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Re: 144Hz LightBoost
No.rabidz7 wrote:Does LightBoost support 144Hz?
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Re: 144Hz LightBoost
You can get 144Hz strobing with the BENQ Z-Series. However, strobe crosstalk ghosting is much worse, due to lack of time for LCD pixel GtG transitions to finish in total darkness between refreshes (strobes). If the strobe crosstalk (sharp ghost effect) doesn't bother you, then it can work well for you. This is why NVIDIA does not allow strobing at 144Hz with LightBoost or ULMB.
I recommend 120Hz (or less) when using strobing on any current display.
I recommend 120Hz (or less) when using strobing on any current display.
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