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New Philips 144Hz Monitor
Philips has a new 24″ 144Hz monitor, the Philips 242G5DJEB. This model does not appear to support motion blur elimination via LightBoost. The Official 120Hz Monitor List is now updated to include this...
View ArticleTests With 120fps Web Video In Real-Time!
Blur Busters browser tests have shown Chrome, Internet Explorer 10+ and FireFox 25+ can play 120fps video in real-time! This video is a true 120fps real-time video, not slow motion. You must use a...
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Another Website about High Frame Rate Movies
Michael runs HFRMovies.com, a blog about HFR hollywood films. Recently, there is buzz about High Frame Rate (HFR) cinema, including Hobbit at 48fps. Film makers Douglas Trumball wants to create a movie...
View ArticleWorld’s First Full Screen 120fps Video Game Recording
EXCLUSIVE: Hypermatrix of www.120hz.net has successfully created full screen video game play recordings at 120 frames per second! Via forum collaboration between Blur Busters and 120hz.net, Battlefield...
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UFO Motion Test: Inversion Artifacts On 120Hz Monitors
In response to coverage about artifacts reported on certain models of 120Hz LCD monitors (reported by 3DVision Blog and in the GeForce Forum), a new UFO motion test, Moving Inversion Patterns has now...
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Eizo 120Hz VA monitor with 240Hz and 5000:1 contrast
Eizo announced the DuraVision FDF2405W, a 120Hz monitor that’s not a TN panel. Featuring a VA panel with a 5000:1 contrast ratio, 178 degree viewing angle, a 240Hz low-latency interpolation mode, and...
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4K 120Hz potentially possible over HDMI 2.0!
HDMI 2.0 just got announced, featuring official support for 4K 60Hz, and 18 gigabits/second of bandwidth. Also announced on engadget and reddit. 4K 120Hz using 4:2:2 chroma at 8 bits per channel is...
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Eizo 240Hz VA monitor uses strobe backlight. No interpolation.
Upon studying the Eizo FDF-2405W manual for Eizo’s upcoming monitor, there is good news on page 15: Reducing motion blur “Blur Reduction” Motion blur occurs when the eye recognizes liquid crystal...
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Gigantic 120Hz Picture via Optoma GT720 DLP Projector
Several readers have written in to confirm that the Optoma GT720 successfully runs a true 120Hz refresh rate for 2D gameplay. This DLP has black frame insertion if you enable 3D mode, for improved...
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LightBoost HOWTO — Made Easier with Beta2 of ToastyX Strobelight
One of Blur Busters’s most popular pages, the LightBoost HOWTO, has now been simplified and shortened! ToastyX Strobelight allows enabling/disabling of LightBoost via a simple keypress. For those...
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Motion Blur from Display Persistence, not GtG Transitions
Demo of motion blur from persistence John Carmack of iD Software recently talked about persistence at the G-SYNC launch. Modern LCDs now create more motion blur from persistence (static pixel state)...
View ArticleG-SYNC reduces input lag for fixed refresh rates too (emulators, etc.)
It is observed NVIDIA G-SYNC is also useful for low-latency fixed refresh rate applications as well: It accelerates frame delivery from GPU to monitor: Frames are delivered from GPU to monitor in...
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G-SYNC monitors supporting 177Hz?
At least one source mentioned 177Hz support for future G-SYNC monitors, including Guru3D. We noticed this number exactly matches DisplayPort 1.2 single channel bandwidth of 8.8 Gbits/sec. (half of 17.6...
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Variable Refresh Rate: Should be a part of HDMI 3.0
Variable refresh rate technology (G-SYNC) has arrived for computers. Apparently, such technology has spinoffs for fixed-refresh rate applications! HDMI needs to adopt this. Reduced Latency of Fixed...
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Blur Busters helping Google fix 120Hz scrolling in Chrome
Blur Busters is helping push 120Hz-friendliness into web browsers, with TestUFO Motion Tests, the 120Hz Web Browser Tests as well as Helping Google Fix Chrome 30 Animation Bugs. Recently, Chrome has...
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EIZO announces Foris FG2421, a 240Hz VA gaming monitor!
Eizo has announced the Foris FG2421, a new 240Hz VA monitor has been released! This is the retail gaming version of the previously released FDF2405W professional monitor which also uses a...
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How does EIZO do 240Hz out of 120Hz?
The EIZO Foris FG2421 is marketed by Eizo as a “240Hz” monitor. How is 240Hz accomplished out of simply repeating a 120Hz refresh without interpolation? There a good, valid scientific rationale: 1....
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BENQ XL2720Z: Another official motion blur-eliminating strobe backlight
The tsunami wave of low-persistence CRT-motion-quality LCD’s continues. Hot on heels of G-SYNC official strobe mode, and EIZO’s Turbo240 official strobe mode, BENQ announces the XL2720Z (Z-suffix) with...
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Meanwhile, Around The Net on Eizo FG2421
Apparently good reviews of the EIZO FG2421 appears to be flowing in. The FlatPanelsHD review appears glowing, and Morkai of HardForum, has decreed “The first and only LCD so far i’d call good enough...
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TFTCentral Posts EIZO FG2421 Review
While waiting for Blur Busters to test the FG2421, our friends at TFTCentral has posted their EIZO FG2421 review! Their extremely detailed review is worth a read.
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