Author Archive:  Mark Rejhon

In G-SYNC Preview #2, we are the world’s first to measure the input lag of G-SYNC using an innovative testing technique. We found what we expected, plus we found a few unexpected surprises, with a good, happy ending! Go check...

G-SYNC DIY kits are now available at the NVIDIA Store for the ASUS VG248QE monitor! They are $199. Our G-SYNC preview Part #2 is now near complete – we are publishing by...

At CES 2014, engadget has tried out the latest Oculus Rift prototype, which uses a low-persistence OLED, likely strobed. It reportedly kills motion blur, one of the biggest problems with VR goggles. Turning your head left/right creates panning motion, which is blurry...

Reports have come in that NVIDIA graphics drivers 332.21 fixes surround monitor issues with very custom configurations! This includes surround LightBoost (inconsistent reports), and surround 1440p 120Hz with overclockable 120Hz monitors (confirmed reports) including the popular QNIX QX2710 Evolution...

If you received an early BENQ XL2720Z unit with V1 firmware, there is a behavior in BENQ Blur Reduction where the strobe backlight flashes too early in the LCD scan-out. UPDATE: This was done to decrease input lag by ~1-2ms...

The G-SYNC giveaway winners are announced! Check your PM on Blur Busters Forums. The winners are: cirthix zachska87 PoWn3d_0704 nimbulan...

Big news for everyone waiting for a 1440p 120Hz gaming monitor with better motion quality. The ASUS PG278Q ROG monitor was revealed at CES 2014, with a slide showing 120Hz and G-SYNC! EDIT: It includes a strobe backlight LightBoost (most...