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An LCD monitor that buffers frames? That would be really bad. The typically HDMI receiver chip does the lazy thing. Which is simply to receive pixels on one end
by russdill 4y ago
An LCD monitor that buffers frames? That would be really bad. The typically HDMI receiver chip does the lazy thing. Which is simply to receive pixels on one end, and transmit them out the other at the same rate that it receives them at. No buffering.
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- londons_explore 4y agoTypically monitors buffer frames because the LCD matrix itself has a maximum and minimum refresh rate - and the user may provide an input signal outside that rate. Even so, the anti-ghosting compensation algorithms typically only work at one rate.