>500hz and even 720hz OLEDs>1000hz LCDs>High density 4k/27" OLEDs>5K/6K LCDs>G-Sync pulsar displays being blur-freeWhere can even display tech go from there?
she should give me her socks
>>108441835>500hz>1000hzNo use case for those.
>>108441835yet you still get rankmogged by some slav fuck playing on a stolen 2010 thinkcentre and those 10 dollar acer 4:3 monitors
>>108441892b-but muh 1000 FPS CS:GO and fornite sessions!!!
>>108441835kys pedo
>>108441835>all still inferior to the humble CRT
>>108441835g-sync pulsar is a clear case where the tech could be much improved just based on how granular the tech they've shown us is
>>108441835>1000hz LCDsLCDs have like 20ms response times in testing despite whatever claims they make on the box. Even at 60hz they're not fully transitioning between frames. 1000Hz would just be a smear as the pixels are constantly chasing targets they'll never hit.
>>108441892Rolling scan emulation. 1000Hz will give you motion like a CRT with 120 FPS content.
>>108442410if you have a 1000Hz OLED of course
>>108442415Yes, yes, yes, we've all seen the lies and misrepresentations in the marketing. Transitions instantaneously (as long as the pixel doesn't change between frames). Now go look at the numbers from independent testing.
>>108442410Like I said, no use cases.
>>108442405there have been 1-4ms response time LCDs for about a decade now, feel free to go watch literally anyhere's a random cheap shit 4K 160hz display
>>108442436You don't want perfect motion on your screen?
>>108442470...and? This doesn't fix it. Maybe if we get G-Sync Pulse OLEDs at 240Hz.
>>108442470You have no idea what you're talking about bwo
>>108442470
>>108442495it depends on what content in the game, obviously if you've become used to LCD motion blur OLED is going to look pretty clear, but it's still blurry
>>108442521>If I watch the blurbuster thing on my oled monitor at 240hz its fine for clarity.Not how it works...
>>108442521That's why shit like framegen are actually useful.
>>108442410https://blurbusters.com/crt-simulation-in-a-gpu-shader-looks-better-than-bfi/This? Even at 480Hz the clarity is amazing.
>>108442581Yeah.
>>108442462Good luck trying to achieve 1000 FPS on modern shitware. Retard.
>>108441835Color accuracy, local dimming and anti-reflection technologies are still shit
>>108442336>t. jelly of her delicate, feminine youthful beauty
>>108442594It's a tech demo. >>108442602See >>108442410
>>108441835>Where can display tech go from thereSomeone could finally make one that doesn't need all this extra faggotry because it does everything out of the box and by design infinite refresh rate infinite resolution infinite amount of colours infinite contrast no proprietary requirements like with g-sync and "free"sync something that doesn't require you to run it at half brightness and something tbat won't need tiny lenses or health cycles
>>108442698One day when we get Pulsar OLEDs.
>>108442616imagine eating jelly off arisu's tummy
>>108441835Per-pixel local dimming and 10,000 nit peak brightness per pixel with 100% duty cycle
>>108442410at this point why not just make real rolling scan displays
>>108441835nakadarisu
does strobing even do anything at 500hz? at that point the clarity is just insane
>>108441835Are we bringing back SLI to pair 5090s for these? I can't even get to the 175hz limit on my 1440p ultrawide with AMD's top card
>>108441835How about monitors that don't colour drift within Planck time.
>>108441892The are studies going back to the 70s that plainly say there is.
>>108442581I'm surprised some meme monitor company hasn't baked this shader into a "60Hz" display.
>500hz OLEDJust release an OLED monitor with the kind of strobing in VR headsetsI dont care if its not a thousand nits and flickers like a CRTVR headsets proves Flatscreens are capable of perfectly clear motion, why cant we get this in a monitor?I play in VR in perfect clarity and then go back to some shitsmear monitor for 3d games?no thanks
>>108444120Because you want to combine the strengths of different technologies, CRTs have plenty of negatives by themself.
