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#21
Jul 22 2016 12:56pm
In all honesty, 144Hz feels nUICE when playing PoE but the difference ain't that significant since your camera doesn't change orientation. It's luxury.

FPS games are in a completely other league.
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Jul 22 2016 04:24pm
4k 240hz
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Jul 22 2016 05:16pm
Quote (Halfdead14 @ Jul 22 2016 04:24pm)
4k 240hz


Sup year 2020

This post was edited by kclla on Jul 22 2016 05:16pm
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Jul 22 2016 06:11pm
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Jul 24 2016 12:34am
Quote (ZwiX @ 23 Jul 2016 02:11)
240hz master race
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/asus-also-shows-pg258q-a-24-5-in-monitor-with-240-hz-panel.html


Looks like gimmicky shit. What is that logo projector on bottom? And what is with the stand? Do large corporations now hire blind people for product designers?
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Jul 24 2016 05:28am
I appreciate further explanation of this topic; there seems to be strobing versus "flicker-free" modes to be considered.
As far as I know, strobing causes flickering, but reduces motion blur, while "flicker-free" mode reduces flicker. Theoretically, a higher refresh rate should reduce flickering and motion blur, at the cost of GPU performance, so if you have the GPU power, the highest refresh rate possible should be the best, but according to this video, too high of refresh rates might cause headaches, too, which is why our brains use motion blur.
http://www.blurbusters.com/faq/creating-strobe-backlight/#flicker
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Jul 24 2016 05:47am
Quote (L4d @ 24 Jul 2016 13:28)
I appreciate further explanation of this topic; there seems to be strobing versus "flicker-free" modes to be considered.
As far as I know, strobing causes flickering, but reduces motion blur, while "flicker-free" mode reduces flicker. Theoretically, a higher refresh rate should reduce flickering and motion blur, at the cost of GPU performance, so if you have the GPU power, the highest refresh rate possible should be the best, but according to this video, too high of refresh rates might cause headaches, too, which is why our brains use motion blur.
http://www.blurbusters.com/faq/creating-strobe-backlight/#flicker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhSHeYT2U70


Good video though this should be widely known by now. Thanks!
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#28
Jul 24 2016 11:42am
Same as everyone else suggesting - 144hz 1440p monitor.

I got the Acer XB270HU and It's fantastic.
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#29
Jul 24 2016 02:40pm
Quote (NecroMunga @ Jul 24 2016 11:42am)
Same as everyone else suggesting - 144hz 1440p monitor.

I got the Acer XB270HU and It's fantastic.

"Update 2/9/15: later versions of the XB270HU now feature support for 120Hz ULMB as well" :thumbsup:
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/acer_xb270hu.htm

It has a low delay of 3 or so ms, too!
"Turning on ULMB didn't add any additional lag either. G-sync seemed to add a very minor amount of lag, a few milliseconds at most and nothing to worry about at all."

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