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30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Well, I must say your points are interesting but you must think that speaking of "motion interpolation" there are several ways in which it could help, provided a sufficiently fast panel in use, for example, if you have a panel capable of displaying 20 refresh for a 1/60th second frame (a 1200Hz...
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- Post #138
- Feb 15, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Obviously everything above 60Hz is headroom for interpolation, post-processing of any kind and 3D handling but this doesn't make the panel slower than 1/20th of a 1/60th of a second and 0,83ms backed by its strobing backlighting techique are more than enough to deliver a blurry-less image in...
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- Post #134
- Feb 12, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

I was talking about pulsing a strobe of light through the complete frame not at an even level like lightboost does but in a sectorized fashion like dynamic-contrast and dynamic-lighting techniques allows. BTW I didn't get precisely what you meant with the last two phrases but turning off/dimming...
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- Post #132
- Feb 11, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Well, being english not my birth language maybe I haven't explained myself well enough. It's quite obvious that's not GPU "generated" never told that thing but I said GPU "driven" but it could have been better said as GPU "activated", it's evenly quite obvious that a screen that's not...
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- Post #130
- Feb 11, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Well, not sure about 3D cause 3D era began (never seen this thing) 1 month after I bought (someone said Murphy ?) a new TV-set (obviously the best money can buy at that time) thus I have not yet direct experience in it (I can live with or without it, maybe better w/out) but lightboost it's kinda...
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- Post #126
- Feb 9, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Pretty nice piece of kit. That said lightboost is not the reinvention of warm water but a patented name for a kind of the well known by far "scanning-backlight" technology, this time GPU driven.... ...however if you link that thing @120Hz and you feed it with an 80fps output it's most likely...
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- Post #121
- Feb 9, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Well, I'm currently keeping a 60Hz TV-LCD hooked to my rig but that thing has a 1ms UV2A panel and is enough satisfactory, even if the LightBoost thing seems really effective blacking out state-transition of the pixels and pulsing light through them only when they needs to be seen, thus giving a...
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- Post #117
- Feb 9, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Yep, I got the motion-blur you meant and I must say that put in that way is true. To give an idea, there is a value that's drammatically different between an LCD, even the best around, and a CRT monitor and this is the state-to-state refresh time of the single pixel. In a monitor the binary...
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- Post #102
- Feb 6, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
Sony Trinitron CPD-G500

If it doesn't gives you troubles with the resolution absolutely yes, it has a refresh that goes up to 160Hz and has a Trinitron tube, it only has two slightly clearer orizzontal lines, if I remember correctly, that are proper of Trinitron tubes and are not a defect but a manufacturing feature...
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- Post #7
- Feb 5, 2013
- Forum: Computer Building
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Let's take this example, imagine this kind of duel: Example 1) (Both faster than netcode) You and something else playing through a server and spawning on the server at the very same time on the same axis but faced in opposite direction at 180° have to turn 90° clockwise in order to see who...
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- Post #98
- Feb 5, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
Bare-die testing: A delidded 3770k, an H100, and 9 different TIMs

Never had the pleasure to play with the Ultra but I deeply think is no more than the Pro with a copper-graphite filler, anyway I found a way to mix the two things without adding unwanted particles, the solution was under the nose but I'm currently deep into other troubles that are unduly using...
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- Post #210
- Feb 5, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

All good points again except it seems you didn't get what I meant. Simply put, like no hardware can improve internal brain reaction timings even no hardware can improve gameplay running FASTER than netcode dictates. I explain myself better, when you appear in the visual field of a virtual...
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- Post #89
- Feb 5, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
Sony Trinitron CPD-G500

I had one, long time ago, it was a kick-ass monitor but remember, your crappy acer is 16:9 while the Trinibomb natively is only 4:3, maybe you can use it for other resolutions as well, not sure cause I never used it on a 16:9 one, but seemingly it could, nonetheless in the best scenario you will...
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- Post #3
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: Computer Building
An insane amount of interference - what to do?

There is another option I'd rather choose in your shoes, switch home for a lesser EMI polluted one, your system was trying to save your life ... :whiste: Besides jokes (even if it's not all that joke), usually lower channels grants more efficiency, usually the lower the channel the strongest...
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- Post #11
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: Networking
Bare-die testing: A delidded 3770k, an H100, and 9 different TIMs

Thanks. :biggrin: I thought even a more questionable and maybe more efficient mix, combining it with Liquid Pro, since Liquid Ultra already has a copper-graphite matrix, maybe using it as a filler for the base alloy of LP could be really effective. I only have to find a good way to mix the two...
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- Post #208
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
30-60 Vs 60 Vs 60+ FPS, What is the true?

Good point. But if I should tell it all you forgot to say for example that is pure theory speaking of challenges, cause to win a championship you have to play with others and your "facing others" is heavily dependant on the netcode, if that doesn't allow you to have benefits you can have a...
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- Post #87
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: Graphics Cards
What's the World's Quietest PSU for Desktop PC?

Oh, I forgot one thing, please keep in mind that's always a good thing to look ahead, transistors are shrinking making components less power demanding thus bigger 1500W power supplies are no more essentials as they were in the last couple of years for performing systems but a fair amount of...
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- Post #11
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: Power Supplies
What's the World's Quietest PSU for Desktop PC?

I endorse the suggestion already given, but i add that if you don't need all those 520W on the X line there are a couple of models with a lesser output that cost obviously less, reading your specs it seems a 400W or a 460W could suit your needs and they are however 80plus gold as well, obviously...
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- Post #5
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: Power Supplies
Bare-die testing: A delidded 3770k, an H100, and 9 different TIMs

In my experience there is no better thermal interface than my personal home-made one, pure syntethic diamond powder rated at 100000 mesh (roughly 150nm) or 0-1/4 (in um that equals from 0 to 1/4um or >99% that could pass through a mesh with holes of 150nm) and a dispersant, the better...
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- Post #206
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
Delidded my i7-3770K, loaded temperatures drop by 20°C at 4.7GHz

Hi everyone, first post here and I joined to share my personal experience in this forum as it seems probably the most serious around and with a lot of "techy-inside" ones that's never a bad thing. :biggrin: I'm from Italy and english is not my birth language so, please, forgive me if sometimes...
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- Post #835
- Feb 4, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking

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