Blur Buster's Official Monitor List

Official Monitor List

1000Hz Journey

Framerate Amplification

Blur Buster's G-SYNC 101

G-SYNC 101: Input Lag

BenQ Strobe Utility

BenQ Strobe Utility

Motion Blur Reduction (ULMB, LightBoost, etc)

Motion Blur Reduction

NVIDIA

Content about NVIDIA on Blur Busters.

Gigabyte’s New AORUS G5, G7, A7 Laptops Shipping with 144Hz and 240Hz Displays

Posted Dec 23, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

Gigabyte is set to release brand new laptops next month as soon as AMD and NVIDIA announce their new hardware, according to a report on VideoCardz. The G5, G7 and A7 are all gaming laptops that have different specs but...

Supported NVIDIA GPUs for G-SYNC

Posted Sep 22, 2020 by Chief Blur Buster

These NVIDIA graphics cards support G-SYNC monitors. These GPUs also support 120Hz, 144Hz and 240Hz monitors at high frame rates. To learn more about GSYNC, check out G-SYNC 101. Latest NVIDIA GPUs Swipe Left GPU Architecture G-SYNC Support FreeSync Compatible...

NVIDIA’s Ampere – GeForce RTX 3000 Series – What You Need to Know

Posted Sep 1, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

RTX 3070, RTX 3080, and RTX 3090 presents new GPU engines to power refresh rate...

Eurocom to Begin Shipping Sky Z7 Laptop with 240Hz Display

Posted Aug 31, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

Eurocom will begin shipping the new Sky Z7 in September, a laptop capable of 240Hz refresh rates. The Canadian manufacturer’s new high-performance laptop has a 17.3-inch display, available in both 1920×1080 or 3840×2160. The FHD version capable of reaching 240Hz...

ASUS Launches PG259QN – The World’s Fastest Gaming Monitor With 360 Hz

Posted Aug 27, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

Blur Busters did mention the model name a few days ago, but it’s now official that the ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN has been launched! It is being touted as the fastest gaming monitor to date. The official ASUS site has...

VR Rollup: Apple’s AR Headset, NVIDIA’s Gaze Tracking and HP Teases Next-Gen VR

Posted Apr 2, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

With the launch of Half-Life: Alyx, the world is on VR watch and everyone seems to want to be in the market to get their own virtual reality set. Thankfully, a few more introductions to the VR market will be...

NVIDIA GeForce Now Leaves Beta – Strong Google Stadia Competitor

Posted Feb 9, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

For almost a decade now, NVIDIA has been working on a system that would allow users to stream their games over the internet. Much like the way Stadia came in, NVIDIA’s GeForce Now is finally out of beta and puts...

NVIDIA Leaked RTX Specs From The Year 3000s… Err, RTX 3070 and 3080

Posted Jan 21, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

Good news, everyone! (Futurama pun) The NVIDIA GPU architecture will be launching this year at some point and rumours are all over the internet regarding the RTX 3080 and RTX 3070 being represented by GA103 and GA104 model names. The...

Blur Busters Inspiration: New Game Ready NVIDIA Driver to Include Frame Rate Cap Setting

Posted Jan 11, 2020 by GrIdL0cK

NVIDIA’s new CES Game Ready Driver brings a bunch of new gaming features, ray tracing support for Wolfenstein, a few more G-SYNC Compatible displays and the feature that we’ve all been waiting for. According to NVIDIA, it’s been the number...

New NVIDIA Drivers Add More G-SYNC Compatible Support

Posted Nov 18, 2019 by GrIdL0cK

In preparation for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, NVIDIA recently released a new set of drivers on 15 November, adding three more monitors to the G-SYNC Compatible list. Including fixes and optimising settings for the best possible gaming experience for...

NVIDIA Releases New GeForce Drivers — Adds NVIDIA Ultra Low Latency aka N.U.L.L.

Posted Oct 30, 2019 by GrIdL0cK

NVIDIA has released its latest Game Ready Driver, including support for 7 new G-SYNC Compatible monitors. The new drivers are adding ReShade Filters to the GeForce experience, Image Sharpening to the NVIDIA Control Panel and G-SYNC to Ultra Low-Latency Rendering....

New NVIDIA Graphics Driver Cuts Input Latency

Posted Aug 20, 2019 by GrIdL0cK

At GamesCom 2019, NVIDIA announced a new ultra-low latency mode in their new graphics driver. NVIDIA’s new graphics card update, released today, lets users turn off a frame queue option down to zero in the new Ultra-Low Latency mode. Before...