Rog Swift Pro PG248QP (540hz TN panel)

[Gatecrasher3000]

Welp, I'm not sure if there are many competitive gamers floating around [H], but I figured this screen still warranted acknowledgement.
I'll admit the smoothness in the slowed down video looks impressive.
"It's like looking through a window at my game" sounds like something I at least want to see for myself.


View: https://youtu.be/nqa7QVwfu7s?si=TOILe7pzFYToBB27

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/asus-shares-specs-of-long-awaited-540-hz-rog-swift-pro-pg248qp

 

[KazeoHin]

I think 1000Hz will be the upper limit of refresh rate at the enthusiast level.
I have seen enough evidence to believe that healthy human eyes and minds can see improved motion clarity and smoothness up until that soft cap.

That said, I think it will be OLEDs or other 'sub 1ms' pixel-switch will be the only panels to do it. LCD tech is just too slow by comparison.

 

[Armenius]

I don't think super high refresh rates will make much of a difference until display technology moves away from sample and hold. Our brains will still be filling in the gaps due to the image persistence even though it may not be consciously perceivable.

 

[MistaSparkul]

I don't think super high refresh rates will make much of a difference until display technology moves away from sample and hold. Our brains will still be filling in the gaps due to the image persistence even though it may not be consciously perceivable.

This display has ULMB2 but he said it doesn't make a huge difference.