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Maybe leave it to those who run 4k ultra at 60, and still unhappy with 180.
Well, who knows, if you would've asked me two weeks ago what I would think of a possible x3 framegen I would have said : "When only a third of your frames are real I expect that's not gonna look great"... And now, two weeks later, I'm very happy playing with 40/120.
I'd be interested to know why it was awarded.
The added motion clarity could probably help competitively. I know that i am personally better in FPS games at 120fps w/framegen than at 60fps without. If the game is low latency enough to begin with. I feel like motion clarity is really underrated.
Yes, that was undeserved. Lets counter it with some Gotta Have Its:)
Haha, i mean i would like to have it. Elden Ring at 240fps? Yes please!
I was pretty shocked to see 3X I can't wait for 4X that will be an absolute game changer
And the reason I say that, if you look at monitors with backlight strobing they really only support either 120HZ or 240 HZ like that they don't actually have a 180 HZ mode
Another thing if you have a 240 HZ monitor and you actually do a blur buster UFO test you will be completely shocked at how clean everything looks in motion compared to 120 or god forbid 60
being able to run a fighting game at 240 HZ / 240 FPS is absolutely Amazing sure you won't get the benefit of 4ms input delay as a real 240 FPS unlocked game
BUT you will still be able to take advantage of the monitor's 240 HZ refresh rate making everything in motion look clear
240 HZ LCD and OLED can often look close to a CRT especially in 2D style slower games like street fighter 6
It looks fantastic, I have a Street Fighter 6 match in 120 FPS recording footage and I ran it through lossless scaling on VLC media player and I enabled lossless_Scaling to double the 120 FPS to 240 FPS
And it looks just like 120 FPS but smoother and way clearer with way less perceived motion blur because 240 FPS is half the blur of 120
You can even see Cammy's abs in motion you would think it's a CRT monitor its Amazing
Yup, i'm eyeing a ViewSonic XG2431 to use with Lossless Scaling for this reason.
240hz strobed DOOM... or BalisticNG.. Imagine..
That's not Hans point, he is well aware that 240fps is great, he only thinks that x4 framegen in good quality is a bit much to ask for, and he's not wrong.
Either that, or you simply focus too much on those artifacts instead of simply playing the game and enjoying the smooth framerate :)
I have the XG 2431 I use 120 HZ Strobing with lossless_scaling in Street Fighter 6 and when you walk with cammy back and forth you can see every defined detailed in her abs in motion, try doing that with any monitor without strobing and it looks like a blury mess, but you must download "CRU" app custom resolution utility.
Then change windows to 120 HZ and in the app change the large vertical total option to 2250 you will see it changing the actual HZ save and go to restart64.exe file to restart the GPU
Then go to Blur Buster viewsonic utility and adjust strobe pulse, leave the top one on max which is 40 this is for max brightness when strobing
Change the bottom one to 75 or so
Change the overdrive gain to 15
You will now have near perfect strobing across the entire screen with only minimal cross talk to the extreme top and bottom
No other monitor comes close, the reason for changing the large vertical totals is because when you use 120 HZ or 60 HZ mode you have a LOT of bandwidth available since the screen is 240HZ capable so it is able to move the cross talk all the way out of the middle where you won't see it
The result is CRT like performance. If you change the brightness strobe slider which is the pulse width, and make it lower the screen is even clearer in motion but you would have to again adjust the slider below that.
If you use 60HZ Strobe it can do 100% cross talk free across the entire screen with 4500 Vertical totals headroom.
The XG2431 with strobing enabled can give you the blur busting equivalent of a OLED 2400 HZ / 2400 FPS futuristic PC which doesn't yet exist.
That is if you are running 240 HZ / 240 FPS with extreme strobing setting which makes the screen too dim if you ask me but the result is 2400 HZ / 2400 FPS effective which is insane.
With that said if we get 4X frame gen FPS we may not even need to use Strobing I can imagine the possibilities.
Can you imagine Dark Souls, Elden Ring etc at 240 FPS? WOW
Looking forward to it though. Though either supply to Europe is very limited/spotty or it's out of production or something..