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Gaming LCDs these days boast response times in the low single digit millisecond range. Even at 144Hz that’s less than a frame. If there’s framebuffer-to-photon
by taneq 6y ago
Gaming LCDs these days boast response times in the low single digit millisecond range. Even at 144Hz that’s less than a frame.
If there’s framebuffer-to-photons lag, I’d point my finger at DVI decoding before the physical movement of liquid crystals.
Also, for all the focus on “physical changes” there’s no mention of phosphor fade rate, which is a physical property of the CRT screen with a built-in trade off between latency and flicker.
Please let’s not have CRTs become the new Monster Cables.
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