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It's especially noticeable with fast-moving videos or games.
by ric2b 6y ago
It's especially noticeable with fast-moving videos or games.
- arp242 6y agoI never noticed it in that either. I played plenty of action games on my Linux machine twenty years, going back all the way to many hours I spent with the Loki port of Unreal Tournament, and I've watched plenty of videos in the last twenty years as well: but it just never registered for me. Maybe I'll notice it now that I know what to look for, but I'm the kind of person who is pretty happy with 1080p (or even 720p) too, so I suppose my brain is just not very good at picking up these kind of visual things, or something.
- zajio1am 6y agoYes, tearing is visible in fast-moving videos or games (when run in windowed mode), but video players or games usually run full-screen, where tearing does not happen (as applications can do vsynced doublebuffering), so usually it is not an issue.