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AOC Launches Two New 0.5ms Response Gaming Monitors

Posted Jul 4, 2019 by GrIdL0cK in: FreeSync Monitors

AOC announced two new monitors in the Agon gaming monitors range. The new AOC Agon AG251FZ2 and the AG271FZ2 both feature 0.5ms response times as well as 240Hz refresh rates. They also support AMD FreeSync, including the proprietary AOC enhancements...

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NVIDIA Announces “SUPER” Versions Of RTX Graphics Cards

Posted Jul 2, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: GPUs NVIDIA

Today, NVIDIA announced the new RTX SUPER series graphics cards. This is an incremental improvement to the existing NVIDIA RTX series GPUs with real-time ray tracing. The main differences are an approximately 10% to 25% boost in some numbers: Extra...

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DisplayPort 2.0 Announced: Enough Bandwidth for 1000 Hz Future

Posted Jun 26, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: 8K Industry Standards Monitors

DisplayPort 2.0 has enough bandwidth firehose to handle a future 1000 Hz...

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Making Of: Why Are TestUFO Display Motion Tests 960 Pixels Per Second?

Posted Jun 23, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: Area 51: Display Research Industry Standards TestUFO

Test UFO is the world's most popular display motion test. We explain why Blur Busters standardizes on 960 pixels per second for test...

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ASUS ROG PG35VQ Finally Starts Shipping – 200 Hz 1440p Ultrawide Monitor

Posted Jun 17, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: G-SYNC Monitors

Sources tell us that the new ASUS ROG PG35VQ ultra-wide gaming monitor is finally shipping in small quantities. Blur Busters saw the PG35VQ at CES 2018 — yes the 2018 one — more than a year ago! There are now...

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E3: LG Announces 144 Hz IPS Gaming Monitors With UL-Tested 1ms GtG Response

Posted Jun 13, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: FreeSync G-SYNC Monitors

At E3 2019, LG announced is the world’s first UL-tested 1ms Grey-to-Grey pixel response in an IPS panel! A neutral third party, Underwriters Laboratories, tested the pixel response of these screens. Frequent readers of Busters have already seen our recent...

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E3: Samsung’s First 240 Hz Gaming Monitor: Curved 240 Hz VA Panel

Posted Jun 11, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: FreeSync G-SYNC Monitors

At E3 2019 gaming convention, Samsung announced their first-ever 240 Hz gaming monitor. This is a very different 240 Hz dispkay than usual. A Curved VA Panel With Improved Contrast Ratios An eye-catcher is that this is a curved VA panel...

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AORUS 240 Hz 0.5ms KD25F Gaming Monitor Released by Gigabyte Technology

Posted Jun 7, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: Display Motion Blur FreeSync G-SYNC Monitors

Gigabyte Technology, has launched the AORUS KD25F Tactical Monitor, which is a 24.5″ 240Hz TN 1080p gaming monitor. 8-Bit TN Panel With 0.5ms MPRT It is a TN panel with 100% sRGB and 8-bit color, which make it stand out...

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Computex: ASUS Announces Three Strobed FreeSync Monitors with VA, IPS and TN Panels

Posted May 29, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: FreeSync Monitors

At Computex Taipei, ASUS announces three gaming monitors that can do ELMB-Sync, simultaneous motion blur reduction and...

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DisplayWeek 2019: Photo Journal Of The Future Of Displays!

Posted May 19, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: 8K Monitors OLED TV Virtual Reality

Not your usual CES or E3 convention! A convention about the future of...

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Strobed FreeSync! ASUS TUF VG32VQ Gaming Monitor Has ELMB-SYNC Simultaneous FreeSync And Blur Reduction

Posted May 10, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: Display Motion Blur FreeSync Monitors

ASUS has a new TUF Gaming brand, and its new gaming monitor ASUS TUF VG32VQ combines variable refresh rate (VRR) with motion blur reduction. Many gaming monitors include a motion blur reduction feature to eliminate display motion blur. Also, many include...

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GtG versus MPRT: Frequently Asked Questions About Pixel Response On Displays

Posted May 7, 2019 by Mark Rejhon in: Area 51: Display Research Monitors

GtG and MPRT are two different pixel response benchmarks for displays. We explain the...

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