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Quite interesting. The hardest part would probably not be the simulation but actually displaying what is simulated (in real time). You would need pretty high pe
by dtx1 4y ago
Quite interesting. The hardest part would probably not be the simulation but actually displaying what is simulated (in real time). You would need pretty high peak brightness and an insane refresh rate.
- jeroenhd 4y agoI think modern (HDR with loads of nits of brightness, 144+ fps) gaming monitors should be able to get the effect down quite well. Nothing you'll find in a productivity oriented laptop but with the right tools you should be able to come quite close.
- dtx1 4y agoThe peak brightness is there but not in per pixel dimmable displays (OLEDs) and you would need well above 15000 Hz to simulate a CRT.