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Nvidia demonstrates 1,700Hz refresh 'Zero Latency
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If you thought 120 or 144Hz was enough, well think again. Nvidia has a 1700Hz display prototype which reduces display latency to almost zero. http://hexus.net/tech/news/graphics/91943-nvidia-demonstrates-1700hz-refresh-zero-latency-display/

If you thought 120 or 144Hz was enough, well think again. Nvidia has a 1700Hz display prototype which reduces display latency to almost zero. http://hexus.net/tech/news/graphics/91943-nvidia-demonstrates-1700hz-refresh-zero-latency-display/
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dollarlayerIf you thought 120 or 144Hz was enough, well think again. Nvidia has a 1700Hz display prototype which reduces display latency to almost zero. http://hexus.net/tech/news/graphics/91943-nvidia-demonstrates-1700hz-refresh-zero-latency-display/

but, the frames required to do that at that height is both hard to attain, and frames that high will get you a slower experience

[quote=dollarlayer]If you thought 120 or 144Hz was enough, well think again. Nvidia has a 1700Hz display prototype which reduces display latency to almost zero. http://hexus.net/tech/news/graphics/91943-nvidia-demonstrates-1700hz-refresh-zero-latency-display/[/quote]
but, the frames required to do that at that height is both hard to attain, and frames that high will get you a slower experience
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I need more hertz in my life.

I need more hertz in my life.
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edit youtube embedding sux

edit youtube embedding sux
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its over 9000hz!

its over 9000hz!
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razedollarlayerIf you thought 120 or 144Hz was enough, well think again. Nvidia has a 1700Hz display prototype which reduces display latency to almost zero. http://hexus.net/tech/news/graphics/91943-nvidia-demonstrates-1700hz-refresh-zero-latency-display/but, the frames required to do that at that height is both hard to attain, and frames that high will get you a slower experience

lolwat no they won't. A second with 1000 frames is still a second

[quote=raze][quote=dollarlayer]If you thought 120 or 144Hz was enough, well think again. Nvidia has a 1700Hz display prototype which reduces display latency to almost zero. http://hexus.net/tech/news/graphics/91943-nvidia-demonstrates-1700hz-refresh-zero-latency-display/[/quote]
but, the frames required to do that at that height is both hard to attain, and frames that high will get you a slower experience[/quote]

lolwat no they won't. A second with 1000 frames is still a second
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Can't wait for the quad SLI Titan X's that I'll need to render my desktop!

Can't wait for the quad SLI Titan X's that I'll need to render my desktop!
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