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He already knows -- he's the guy who did the triple-monitor LightBoost via hacked EDIDs. Here's a photo of Vega's LightBoost strobing rig, powered by a quad Titan SLI back at the time, almost a decade ago: That said, strobing has its pros / cons -- and some people do choose to move away from...

I love ULMB2. I just posted a "Blur Busters Special Sauce" article on ULMB2 on the cover page of Blur Busters (I'll let someone else post the link, I'm bound by a promise to [H] not to be the one to post links except to TestUFO educational animations, but they say anybody can post Blur Busters...

It's not critically important stuff to most people, but if you play competitively, it's a consideration. I am not sure how many USB root hubs this motherboard has to handle its USB ports -- but some very basic motherboards literally merge all USB ports via internal root hubs into 2 USB links...

Virtual Desktop at www.vrdesktop.net is a fantastic third party alternative. It lets you render the desktop in many simulated rooms, from outer space or a walkable 3D render of an ordinary computer room. A workaround is to use multimonitor and treat each monitor as its own application window...

USB ports, and don't bother with PCIe 4. Give your high-Hz USB devices a separate dedicated chip each, no hubs! Reduce the USB load on your motherboard's USB chip, if you have lots of USB devices -- give your 1000-8000Hz mouse its own dedicated USB root chip. Even the extra overhead of having...

There's very annoying interacting scaling settings -- where 100% DPI needs to be scaled to work properly. The Amazon FireTV, I believe, for example applies a scaling setting in some software (e.g. browsers) that you have to "undo"; and the Aspect setting may interfere with another TV menu...

IMPORTANT: Cannot use AirPlay for the Demo Images AirPlay isn't always 1:1 native pixel mapping; it often downrezzes In some cases, AirPlay automatically uses 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 chroma depending on device, which is known for years to destroy ClearType rendering Compression will diminish/erase the...

It is definitely is useless for some things, yes. But if you have a surgical use for it, it is a great small business assistant! Tool-using skill applies. Ask the RIGHT questions you definitely know it excels at. “Code” your queries correctly. In the correct subjects. Not petty math. Sure...

My paid $10/month GPT4 is much smarter than ChatGPT. Anyone can get a one month subscription and try out GPT4. Math is not what I use it for though. But it is well worth the money if you need to tap the best AI chatbot as a “legal assistant” — it passes the legal BAR exam better than 90% of...

The lighting industry did a study on real world PWM effects from a flickering fluorescent light, and they found that perception of PWM-style stroboscopic effects could go way up very high; This forced the industry standardization of 20,000Hz for electronic ballasts, replacing old AC ballasts...

Possible OLED "ClearType" Breakthrough! Founder of Blur Busters / TestUFO here. As I am working very hard on a "ClearType for OLEDs" for all OLEDs (both LG WOLED and Samsung QDOLED) via a third party font renderer (MacType for Windows) The third party font renderer software at mactype.net is...

Hello, I have corresponded with the author of MacType, and good news. MacType is customizable to be compatible with Samsung QD-OLED triangular-subpixel structure. For ClearType lovers who "upgraded" to an a QD-OLED, please test this... If you have a Dell Alienware AW3423DWF or another...

Found out that this is a popular item by many users at Microsoft Feedback Hub. For anyone who wants to join the ClearType OLED upvote party at Microsoft Feedback Hub: https://aka.ms/AAkkj6j -- "ClearType support for Alienware AW3423DW monitor" (19 upvote) https://aka.ms/AAkkqvy -- "ClearType...

It's a false behavior at least for Windows 10. The select-monitor doesn't work. The problem really shows up if you have a television set that uses the upside-down B-G-R. Please see the research (by the author of Better ClearType Tuner) about this feature regression (see Conclusion)...

It's an artifact of the limitation of Photoshopping it quickly -- in reality, it will be much more adjustable like the ClearType "Contrast" setting. ClearType vs Greyscale is also a matter of personal preference, vision differences between humans, and other factors. So for those of you with...

Although I am also looking to converge to a solution manufacturer-side, I'm also seeing if I can push things Microsoft-side too, in a "who gets there first" feat. You may wish to upvote this possible "ClearType 2" PowerToy for custom OLED pixel structures...

In a lot of Journal of SID papers (Society for Information Display), tests are already done. Both Samsung and LG panels are already capable of well over 1000 nits when intentionally overdriven to destruction using specialized internal firmwares, slightly higher max-voltage driver, and a beefier...

Good points -- everyone has different priorities with their displays. The compromise between resolution and refresh rate is tough. But, maximizing the compromise between resolution and refresh rate (for people greatly bothered by motion blur) is very tough. There is no 360Hz display at...

AFAIK, some (maybe not all?) of these used a strange bounce-scan system (scan downwards in one refresh cycle, scan upwards next refresh cycle) that created weird motion artifacts during fast horizontal pans. This created an aberration in motion quality relative to a proper CRT tube. Some...

Depends on what your eyes are most bothered by. Not everyone sees the same way. Eyeglasses Prescription? Colorblind? (12% of population) See tearing more than stutters? Bothered by color problems more than brightness? Everyone nitpicks differently. Etc, etc. Some of us get more motion...

Yes, choosing the most efficient OLED color was the different approaches both LG and Samsung did. The current OLED main emissive color that both Samsung and LG chose, are what they (separately) believe are the longest-lasting OLED light emitters, and then using that emitter color for each...

Unfortunately, that technique accelerates burn-in. OLEDs used to have separate R,G,B emitters, but they don't do that for PC monitors due to burn-in issues. Old direct-emissive RGB-OLED gains permanent burn-in very fast. Emissive displays using different chemicals can burn-in at different...

It's just a matter of apps -- it simply that it needs software for 3D-movie-watching and VR-clip-watching. If it doesn't exist yet, it will exist soon as those are obvious applications to be added.

Hmm. I am curious -- how does the quality of the Quadro M2200 compare to using a high-quality converter on a more recent GPU like the 3000 or 4000 series NVIDIA GPUs? The extra GPU rendering detail compensates somewhat for the need to add a higher Mhz A/D. It's hard to find 400Mhz+ RAMDACs...

That's interesting way -- to use QFT to enable DAS. The bigger the VBI, the lower lag these OLEDs has, because it transmits the refresh cycle faster (higher horizontal refresh rate = more scanlines per second transmitted over video cable). Since many OLEDs fully buffer the refresh cycle (for...

Yay -- thanks. (Moral of the story for me: The "Delete" link right underneath a file-attachment thumbnail, is not the correct thingy to click in a rush without coffee; it's always the wastebasket icon embedded in the thumbnail image)

Based on what I now know about large-size OLED panel backplane behavior, I suspect we're hurtling faster towards 1000Hz capability (~2027-2030ish) than for subrefresh rolling-scan BFI. By the time 1000Hz OLEDs arrive, subrefresh BFI will no longer be critically important for large direct-view...

That's the content that OLED shines really well on. I've noticed even 10,000-LED-count FALD LCD still struggle on this specific type of material. FALD is superior for larger amounts of bright pixels than that, but if you're a lover of horror/space/dungeon/etc... Still doing my best. You've...

I accidentally deleted a large reply that I just made, to the LG 27" 240Hz OLED thread. I was trying to delete an image attachment, but I accidentally deleted the whole post instead! Many forum software has a hidden "Trash Folder" for deleted posts, including self-deleted posts, but that users...

While I am doing a fair number of strobe/BFI contracts behind the scenes, I am pressing hard for brute framerate-based motion blur reduction to gain much more traction by the end of the decade. Feeding off a small percentage of my contract work, I'm actually spending a significant amount of...

Yep. But raytraced are modern titles, and raytraced applications can access reprojection-based optimizations; where 100fps is converted to 1000fps in a lagless manner (assuming UE5 integration, for example). I do think that by the end of the decade, I envision that one can simply use lagless...

Incidentally, ~150 nits is just about perfect for very ergonomic office use too. During many games and HDR, you can still have that brightness leagues for typical content of many games -- especially space, cyberpunk, dungeon, horror, and other "dark and bright mix" games. You get stunningly...

Yep. While I mitigate more than LTT, I don't even mitigate to THAT extent. I'm a 75%-Brightness setting person + automatic display sleep + dark mode + orbit setting. I don't turn off ABL. 75% also just so happens to be the factory default setting on the 240Hz OLED I'm also testing out...

That's the exact video I linked to. My screenshot is sometime between the 12 and 13 minute marks. Start watching the whole video, including beyond the 12 minute mark. It's a great video, so watch from the beginning all the way to the end. In typical fashion, he'll cherrypick the worst-worn...

Some of his panels did, and some other panels did not. In Linus' video, watch Linus's video beginning at 12 minutes: Yes, as a cautionary tale, you do have to be careful, do some cherrypicking, settings-mitigations. It's becoming easier to abuse an OLED with lower risk, but it's not 100%...

Um, that's 2018-era news, when RTINGS tested those old B6/B7 era panels. With latest formulations, it's okay to office with OLED, at least with 2023-era LG OLED formulations and mitigations. They burn in slower than plasma now. There are people doing LG OLED with overtime programming work at...

Unfortunately, MicroLED burns in too (and faster than some OLEDs). Some do burn-in slower, but not all of them. Even MiniLED too and Jumbotrons too. Anything utilizing *LED emissive tech (OLED, MiniLED, MicroLED). You've seen those few-year-old Daiktronics LED jumbotrons running at...

Told y'all so. That's why newer LG OLEDs are ready for office desktop use nowadays. RTINGS noticed how massively LG improved in their burnin resistance compared to their early OLEDs. And that's why I use Visual Studio and office usage on my OLED. Edit to add note: You can do good longevity...

OLED scales very linearly in motion blur, where quadrupling frame rates give you 1/4th the display motion blur; That's why for OLED, makes DLSS a very good strobeless motion blur reduction technology -- future variants that use reprojection-based frame generation will have even less input lag...

I have not confirmed if it is really it (reprojection artifacts can also generate blurs too), but: ....yes, low frame rate can affect display motion blur (or rather, the stroboscopic effect) See the variable-speed version of animation www.testufo.com/eyetracking#speed=-1 Sample and hold...