Soodanim
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Introducing G-SYNC Pulsar tech
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TrebleShot
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Official Nvidia website
KloetenQuetsche
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Now...in 2024 I can pack away my CRT!
clarky
Gold Member
Cool bump. Cheers for pointing that out.It´s been very quiet about this....
JohnnyFootball
GerAlt-Right. Ciriously.
Yep and you needlessly bumping the thread to tell us what we all know will surely get it moving...It´s been very quiet about this....
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Ulysses 31
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Maybe they're gonna push it with their new RTX 50XX cards.
Sorry if you guys found it offensive. I just find it a bit worrying that it´s been so quiet about this very promising technology. Hopefully it´s going smooth
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Soodanim
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People hating but you've got a point.It´s been very quiet about this....
This feature should be all over the place, but for some reason there's radio silence. Is it still in development? That sort of motion clarity with VRR is basically the final nail in the coffin for CRTs, at least as far as modern games go.
baphomet
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Lol, no it's not.
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
A couple of new LCD monitors at Gamescom with this tech but no OLEDs or even mini LEDs
Tarin02543
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that's because it's LCD tech
HeisenbergFX4
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Yup but have seen some hope it would make its way into OLED somehow
Tarin02543
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OLED do not have a backlight that needs strobing. If you want great motion resolution just aim for the highest refresh rate on your OLED monitor.
For example I play the recent doom remaster at 360 hz on my qd oled monitor, it looks absolutely sick.
The Pulsar tech aims to provide even better motion resolution in a modern flat monitor but it still does not quite look as good as a CRT.
CRT lacks HDR, freesync, 4K, perfect blacks but is still king when it comes to motion. Pulsar is aiming to finally bring that to the current table
StereoVsn
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Yep, now days most folks would mainly use LCD for productivity with properly calibrated IPS color accuracy.
But for gaming it’s mainly OLED with perhaps some mini-led TVs as well.
Buggy Loop
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Impressions from Richard when DF visited Nvidia booth at Gamescom
Seems like very impressive tech for motion clarity. Next monitor upgrade I might wait on this tech.
Seems like very impressive tech for motion clarity. Next monitor upgrade I might wait on this tech.
llien
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Wow, this is so cool.
Would this work with 5060?
Can I later upgrade the screen with AMOLED+ /SMOLED+ /MLD / plasma layer?
PS
I was considering buying 4090Ti (out of respect to Huang, his leather jacket alone is something), but now that 5060Ti is on par with it, I think 5060Ti is a better buy, no?
Would this work with 5060?
Can I later upgrade the screen with AMOLED+ /SMOLED+ /MLD / plasma layer?
PS
I was considering buying 4090Ti (out of respect to Huang, his leather jacket alone is something), but now that 5060Ti is on par with it, I think 5060Ti is a better buy, no?
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CamHostage
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With G-SYNC Pulsar, the clarity and visibility of content in motion is significantly improved, enabling you to track and shoot targets with increased precision
No longer will users have to choose between the smooth variable refresh, or the improved motion clarity of Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB) – our new G-SYNC Pulsar technology delivers all the benefits of both, working in perfect harmony to deliver the definitive gaming monitor experience.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa.
Are they simulating or screenshoting a specific scenario under the worst case of possible conditions when zoomed several hundred percent, or are they just playing the worst fucking videogame ever made?
Ulysses 31
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That blurry first pic is because it's in motion. Modern displays have low motion resolution and this Pulsar tech results in better motion clarity.
Blur Busters TestUFO Motion Tests. Benchmark for monitors & displays.
Blur Busters UFO Motion Tests with ghosting test, 30fps vs 60fps vs 120hz vs 144hz vs 240hz, PWM test, motion blur test, judder test, benchmarks, and more.
Here you can see how it takes a lot of Hz to get good motion clarity.
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