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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...

People are very surprised that you can have a fluctuating framerate without seeing any erratic stutters.  But, surprisingly, it is possible on a variable-refresh-rate display such as NVIDIA G-SYNC!  These diagrams explain why NVIDIA G-SYNC eliminates stutters, from the human...

When Andy of nVidia was asked whether LightBoost could be combined with G-GSYNC, AndyBNV of nVidia confirmed on NeoGaf: “We have a superior, low-persistence mode that should outperform that unofficial [LightBoost] implementation, and importantly, it will be available on every...

One small step closer to tomorrow’s Holodeck: NVIDIA G-SYNC! It is a technique for refreshing computer monitors at variable intervals (up to a certain limit). Instead of refreshing monitors at exact intervals, the monitor is refreshed when the GPU finishes generating a...

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...

Many of us have enjoyed the motion clarity of CRT’s and plasmas for many years, and Panasonic plasma televisions have been among the best in motion clarity. On that note, Panasonic has announced the sad end of plasma manufacturing. Fortunately,...

Users of Blur Busters UFO Motion Tests has reported that Chrome 30 is malfunctioning with TestUFO.com under Windows 8. Apparently, animations on all websites are running very jerky at low frame rates in Chrome 30 under Windows 8. This includes map...

One of Blur Busters’s most popular pages, the LightBoost HOWTO, has now been simplified and shortened! ToastyX Strobelight allows enabling/disabling of LightBoost via a simple keypress. For those unfamiliar, LightBoost is a strobe backlight that eliminates motion blur on 120Hz...

Several readers have written in to confirm that the Optoma GT720 successfully runs a true 120Hz refresh rate for 2D gameplay. This DLP has black frame insertion (BFI) in 3D mode that also improves motion clarity during 120Hz 2D operation,...

Upon studying the Eizo FDF-2405W manual for Eizo’s upcoming monitor, there is good news on page 15: Reducing motion blur “Blur Reduction” Motion blur occurs when the eye recognizes liquid crystal transitions which comes from changing screens (frames). When “Blur Reduction” is...

HDMI 2.0 just got announced, featuring official support for 4K 60Hz, and 18 gigabits/second of bandwidth. Also announced on engadget and reddit. 4K 120Hz using 4:2:2 chroma at 8 bits per channel is only 15.9 gigabits/second, plus a little bit for reduced blanking...