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Inspired by the post 1 of the members regarding correct pixel clock,
and as a result eliminating ghosting , i wanted 2 try the same thing with my 390hz..

Bcs i ditched the box with manual inside,i could not find the correct timings and pixel clocks..
so i find and used this https://tomverbeure.github.io/video_timings_calculator for CVT-RBv2 timings..

and after using those timings,i was able 2 transform my 1080p native into 4k native..

everything is conected to max pixel clock,higher the clock number is ..higher the resolution is.

official max pixel clock for 390hz is 970..which actualy its not max..max is 1200 and some little bit more

so using cvt-rbv2.. i was able 2 manage this:

i could even push it more sacrificing display scaling and full rgb spectrum..

so max refersh rate for example on 2560x1440p is 280hz which i belive is the first 2k 280hz monitor on the market with exelent response time and freesync and motion blur reduction tech..etc..

and this versatility regarding refresh rates and resolutions should be normative in all upcomming pannels..

so for example..

i wanna watch a movie in 4k..i can do that..

i wanna boot up a game where my pc can output max 240 or 280 fps flatline frametimes..
i can switch to 2k..

i wanna be competitive 390-400hz 1080p gamer i can do that 2...

so as a conclusion,i would like that chief implement this sort of behaviour in all upcoming BlurBusters approved version,2.0 3.0..etc


BIG EDIT:

1 thing i forgot to mention..
every other resolution beside native 1080p will result,
in some sort of little bit blurry and twisted regarding colors and letters only on desktop..
it is not transferable into games and browser..so youtube crystal clear..games crystal clear..etc