Author Archive: Mark Rejhon
John Carmack of iD Software recently talked about persistence at the G-SYNC launch. Modern LCDs now create more motion blur fromΒ persistence (static pixel state) and notΒ fromΒ transitions (grey-to-grey). Transitions now take only a fraction of a refresh. Pixels are mostly static...
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G-SYNC monitors supports strobing at 85Hz and at 144Hz
UPDATE: This is old information, posted before G-SYNC was released. Blur Busters now has a G-SYNC monitor (seeΒ Our Preview of G-SYNC) with ULMB. 85Hz strobing is confirmed, however, 144Hz strobing is not available. Good news for people who want “LightBoost”...
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Media Coverage of G-SYNC
We now directly test G-SYNC (preview). That said, we also cover other sites — Here are some of Blur Busters’ favorite external G-SYNC news and media coverage since late 2013. G-SYNC is a variable refresh-rate technologyΒ developed by NVIDIA.Β G-SYNC monitors have...
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ASUS VG248QE is upgradeable to G-SYNC
If you already purchased an ASUS VG248QE monitor, or buying it now, you are in luck. The ASUS VG248QE monitor is upgradeable to G-SYNC. Blur Busters plans to publish a G-SYNC Mod Walkthrough, once our G-SYNC upgrade board...
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Upgrade ASUS VG248QE with G-SYNC Kit
*** ARCHIVED — DISCONTINUED SINCE 2015 *** Please see List of GSYNC Monitors for a more up-to-date list. Good news: TheΒ ASUS VG248QEΒ monitor is G-SYNC upradeable! Don’t know what G-SYNC is? G-SYNC eliminates tearing, eliminates stutters and reduces input lag. SeeΒ GSYNC...
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How Does G-SYNC Fix Stutters?
G-SYNC is a variable refresh rate technology. The refresh rate changes while gaming! People are very surprised that you can have a fluctuating framerate without seeing any stutters. But, surprisingly, it is possible on a variable refresh rate display such...
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How Does NVIDIA G-SYNC Fix Stutters?
People are very surprised that you can have a fluctuating framerate without seeing any erratic stutters. Β But, surprisingly, it is possible on a variable-refresh-rate display such as NVIDIA G-SYNC! Β These diagrams explain why NVIDIA G-SYNC eliminates stutters, from the human...
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LightBoost Sequel Included in G-SYNC Monitors!
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CONFIRMED: nVidia G-SYNC includes a strobe backlight upgrade!
When Andy of nVidia was asked whether LightBoost could be combined with G-GSYNC, AndyBNV of nVidia confirmed on NeoGaf: βWe have a superior, low-persistence mode that should outperform that unofficial [LightBoost] implementation, and importantly, it will be available on every...
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NVIDIA G-SYNC: Variable Refresh Rate Monitors!
One small step closer to tomorrow’s Holodeck:Β NVIDIA G-SYNC! It is a technique for refreshing computer monitors at variable intervals (up to a certain limit).Β Instead of refreshing monitors at exact intervals, the monitor is refreshed when the GPU finishes generating a...
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BENQ XL2420TE: Best 120Hz & 144Hz monitor at the moment?
Several Blur Busters readers, forum posters, and Amazon.com customer reviews have consistently mentioned BENQ XL2420TE (and its UK sister, XL2420T Revision 2.0) have less eyestrain and better color quality than the ASUS VG248QE. The BENQ XL2420TE has been confirmed by...
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