Is there any upcoming evolution to the Blur Buster XG2431?

[Supermodel_Evelynn]

Was wondering this or should I wait for G-Sync Pulsar?

While I want G-Sync Pulsar I not sure I can live without AFMF 2 driver based Frame Generation which Nvidia doesn't have.

So that opens up the possibility of Blur Buster 2.0 monitor a next generation version maybe even a Blur Buster 3.0 which will have VRR AND 300 Nit brightness strobed at the same time and a LIGHT matte coat not the nasty hard grainy smeary one on the XG2431 and this dream makes me happy

[mango87]

BlurBusters has been very quiet since the XG2431 released a few years ago. I doubt there'll be an upgrade from the XG2431 any time soon. Strobing seems to have become a foregone tech. I am excited for G-Sync Pulsar though. Seems like it will be the next step up with strobing and VRR combined. For the time being, my XG2431 is still working great.

[retroboy87]

If you want a higher resolution than 1080p, and don't want to wait for G-Sync Pulsar, both the Dough Spectrum One (27'' 4K 144Hz IPS) and ViewSonic XG272-2K-OLED (27'' 1440p 240Hz W-OLED) support 60Hz backlight strobing and black frame insertion respectively. You still have to choose between strobing/BFI or VRR/HDR though.

Personally, I would recommend the XG272-2K-OLED over the Dough Spectrum One; its BFI has superior motion clarity with less crosstalk than the Spectrum One's backlight strobing, and it has much better contrast and black levels due to having an OLED panel.