Blur Busters

@BlurBusters

The Temporal Company: Everything Better Than 60Hz™ Displays-Hz-GtG-MPRT-Lag-VRR-GSYNC-FreeSync-stutters-framerate-120Hz-240Hz-480Hz+ Inventors of TestUFO.com

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Joined November 2013

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Blur Busters
@BlurBusters
Mar 12
Upcoming Windows 11 Supports 5000 Hz Display Refresh Rate. You're welcome.
Upcoming Windows 11 Supports 5000 Hz Display Refresh Rate - Blur Busters
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Blur Busters
@BlurBusters
Nov 3
Museum CRT emulation. Reliving a 1960s color roundy tube.
Mike Chi
@retrotink2
Nov 2
Check out the slo-mo of a CRT beam rolling at 240 Hz... I think 1080p might still have a place in the world. @BlurBusters @NOTimothyLottes - I think I finally got the algorithm ported correctly!
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Blur Busters
@BlurBusters
Oct 3
@ResolveReviews I'd like to reach you about your OLED "ClearType" utility, which I've crossposted at github.com/microsoft/Powe… I'd like to help you open source it, and help raise buzz to produce contributions for it. I'm planning some kind of article about OLED text rendering.
Improved subpixel text rendering for OLED (WRGB stripe, RGB triangular) -- Unfixable by ClearType...
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Blur Busters
@BlurBusters
Oct 1
Reason: It feels like a HDD->SSD upgrade when you have a sudden 4x-10x framerate increase accompanied with GtG near 0. This punches through the "meh factor" of garden-variety Hz incrementalism useful to esports but less engaging to mainstream game players.
Blur Busters
@BlurBusters
Oct 1
Replying to @PeterP_1985
Regardless of whether you use framegen or not, many mainstream players don't realize how good 240fps+ 240Hz+ looks on an OLED. Worth the upgrade for non-esports and office uses! Tip: 4x geometrics, 60vs120 is usually weaksauce on LCD for mainstream.
Blur Busters
@BlurBusters
Aug 3
@OfficialPCMR's recent post on Facebook is inaccurate about some sentences posted on their Facebook post at facebook.com/PCMRHUB/posts/… It neglects the new additional scientific variables of the 4x geometric at the bottom of blurbusters.com/120vs480
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Unlike a screen that refreshes frames at a fixed interval, our vision system relies on: • Persistence of Vision: Our brain smooths out visual input, preventing us from noticing flickering light...
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