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I think you should get one of those 1000hz tv's, they must be amazing for gaming.
Oh yea I'm pretty sure the difference between "1ms input lag" and "less than 1ms input lag" is huge 8))
Also lol @240Hz
Also lol @240Hz
It's essentially lightboost done within the monitor
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this is the same thing as lightboost.
edit: thx fog
edit: thx fog
So it will be a monitor that is dark as shit, has bad colors but almost no motion blur? No thanks.
SolidSpeerlaiyeSo it will be a monitor that is dark as shit, has bad colors but almost no motion blur? No thanks.
BUT THE BACKLIGHT FLICKERS AT 240hz!
natapon8.3333333ms input laggggg
not really :)
SolidSpeerlaiyeSo it will be a monitor that is dark as shit, has bad colors but almost no motion blur? No thanks.
No. What are you even talking about?
Edit: in case someone might be interested there is a review: http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?subaction=showfull&id=1383107475
not really :)
[quote=SolidSpeerlaiye]So it will be a monitor that is dark as shit, has bad colors but almost no motion blur? No thanks.[/quote]
No. What are you even talking about?
Edit: in case someone might be interested there is a review: http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?subaction=showfull&id=1383107475
georgeNo. What are you even talking about?
That's essentially what lightboost is.
That's essentially what lightboost is.
how much input lag does this thing have? it just says "low input lag" everywhere.
also yeah this basically looks like lightboost built into the monitor. for way less you can get a VG248QE and do it yourself.
also yeah this basically looks like lightboost built into the monitor. for way less you can get a VG248QE and do it yourself.
The apparent difference is that this monitor uses a VA panel while regular 120hz monitors use TN panels. Is it worth $600? I don't think so.
Is this not literally just interpolating from the signals that it doesnt get to make it appear smoother?
Just like the tvs that say they are 120hz+ but just take a 60hz signal (not that tv is even more than 30fps normally) and makes up the new frames
Just like the tvs that say they are 120hz+ but just take a 60hz signal (not that tv is even more than 30fps normally) and makes up the new frames
mthsadhow much input lag does this thing have? it just says "low input lag" everywhere.
also yeah this basically looks like lightboost built into the monitor. for way less you can get a VG248QE and do it yourself.
Lastly, we just wanted to include a quick note about input lag. Eizo says
also yeah this basically looks like lightboost built into the monitor. for way less you can get a VG248QE and do it yourself.[/quote]
[code]Lastly, we just wanted to include a quick note about input lag. Eizo says
bearodactylIs this not literally just interpolating from the signals that it doesnt get to make it appear smoother?
Just like the tvs that say they are 120hz+ but just take a 60hz signal (not that tv is even more than 30fps normally) and makes up the new frames
No it is not interpolating, it does either frame doubling, or interlaces black screens to display 240hz.
http://gaming.eizo.com/wp-content/uploads/file/turbo240_whitepaper.pdf
People are jumping on this as if it's nonsense marketing- this is not like 240hz tv's. The method used should display motion better than 120hz w/o interpolation and the display itself will offer far better contrast and better colors than the current TN panels. Worst case it's basically light boost like feature built in with less color degradation when in that mode. Their backlight strobing is a bit different and seems improved.
Just like the tvs that say they are 120hz+ but just take a 60hz signal (not that tv is even more than 30fps normally) and makes up the new frames[/quote]
No it is not interpolating, it does either frame doubling, or interlaces black screens to display 240hz.
http://gaming.eizo.com/wp-content/uploads/file/turbo240_whitepaper.pdf
People are jumping on this as if it's nonsense marketing- this is not like 240hz tv's. The method used should display motion better than 120hz w/o interpolation and the display itself will offer far better contrast and better colors than the current TN panels. Worst case it's basically light boost like feature built in with less color degradation when in that mode. Their backlight strobing is a bit different and seems improved.