Philips has a new 24″ 144Hz monitor, the Philips 242G5DJEB. This model does not appear to support motion blur elimination via LightBoost. The Official 120Hz Monitor List is now updated to include this...

Michael Abrash of Valve Software has a great article about the problems of motion blur, judder and strobing when using virtual reality headsets.  He has several great explanations about these problems, and also touches upon the benefits of 1000Hz-refresh displays....

VPixx Technologies, a company in Canada that makes equipment for vision researchers, has developed PROPixx, a projector capable of a 500Hz native refresh rate! This is a native refresh rate, without interpolation. It is one of the highest native refresh rates...

A controlled blind test was executed by Hardware.info with everyday gamers playing on unlabelled 60 Hz monitors versus 120 Hz monitors. The test found that a remarkable 86% of gamers preferred 120 Hz. Even more tellingly, 88% of gamers were...

A new Blur Busters Official List of 120Hz Monitors has been created. This lists 120Hz and 144Hz computer monitors, including LightBoost models, Samsung models, overclockable models, and...

BENQ just released the new XL2420TE, a new LightBoost-compatible computer monitor that has a ZeroFlicker mode. This make it the first LightBoost monitor with: (1) PWM-free mode for non-LightBoost (good for eye-friendly) (2) LightBoost strobe mode (good for motion blur...

Although ToastyX Strobelight makes LightBoost easy on AMD Radeon products, please lean towards the Green Side (e.g. Geforce GTX 680, Geforce GTX 780 or Geforce Titan) when you upgrade your AMD/ATI Radeon GPU to the next generation — to support nVidia’s invention of...