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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...
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2560×1440 G-SYNC coming Q2 2014
At CES 2014 in Las Vegas, NVIDIA is executing a CES Press Event (liveblog). NVIDIA just revealed six manufacturers are behind G-SYNC, including Acer, AOC, ASUS, BenQ, Philips, and ViewSonic. To top it off, 2560×1440 G-SYNC is arriving during Q2...
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SEIKI 4K HDTV: Flashing 50″ Firmware on 39″ Improves Performance!
Forum users (AVSFORUM, HardForum) have confirmed 1920x1080p true 120Hz without frame skipping on a SEIKI 39″ 4K HDTV. Also, input lag is reduced during full 4K resolution (3840×2160 30Hz)! This is achieved by replacing the firmware of the 39″ HDTV with the firmware from...
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Diagram: VSYNC OFF input lag of 240fps @ 120Hz
While waiting for the GSYNC article Part #2 to arrive, an interesting question was asked in Blur Busters Forums about area-dependant input lag during VSYNC OFF. It’s been long known that there can be different input lag for the top...
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LightBoost Sequel: Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB)
UPDATE 2017: Check out the new Motion Blur Reduction FAQÂ instead. Just revealed by bakageta on OCN who received a G-SYNC upgrade kit from another site’s giveaway. This sequel to LightBoost, found in G-SYNC monitors, is called ULMB, which stands for...
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Happy New Year 2014 from Blur Busters!
Happy New Year 2014! Blur Busters is back from the Holidays. Meanwhile, the G-SYNC giveaway has ended, and winners will be announced Monday, January 6th in the Blur Busters Forums! Also, our Part #2 of our G-SYNC preview will be...
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Blur Busters Forums With Highly Intelligent Lifeforms
Less than five days later, the new Blur Busters Forums is off to an amazing cerebral start, with intelligent discussions under progress: Thread: Sub-pixels and AG coating by Samhain Thread: Input Lag of Strobe Backlights by Mark Rejhon Thread: Intro of myself, and my LCD...
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NVIDIA Confirms Timing of DIY G-SYNC Kits
People have been asking ever our G-SYNC Preview was published… The good news is NVIDIA has updated their G-SYNC page today to confirm that DIY G-SYNC kits will be available, for ordering, in January! (Update December 20, 2013: We are excited to...
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Factors Affecting PC Monitor Responsiveness (pcmonitors.info)
pcmonitors.info has written an excellent article, Factors Affecting PC Monitor Responsiveness. It describes factors that affect motion blur on computer displays. The author, Adam, consulted me during the writing of several parts of this...
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Blur Busters Forums Launches — And G-SYNC Upgrade Giveaway
It’s here — forums.blurbusters.com — we now have a discussion forum, and an easier place to talk about exciting gaming display technology! To help the launch of the forums, NVIDIA has offered Blur Busters 5 G-SYNC Upgrade Boards to give away for free!...
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Overlord Selling G-SYNC Early, Plus New Video
Overlord Computer, a maker of overclockable monitors, are making available a limited number of G-SYNC monitors for early sale. ASUS does not yet have G-SYNC, so Overlord is modifying ASUS VG248QE in-house with G-SYNC Upgrade boards. This makes the prices slightly higher, as...
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We Test NVIDIA G-SYNC!
See our G-SYNC hands-on preview. Our unique preview of G-SYNC utilizes exclusive TestUFO animations that demonstrates the benefits of G-SYNC. Check out our Part #1, and then follow @BlurBusters on Twitter to wait for our release of Part...
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