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Maybe have a look at the nvidia video talking about it?
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LG Display & AU Optronics Working on 480 Hz Gaming Panels
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Just find it weird.
A 480hz monitor would require average GTG at sub 2ms... Kind of pushing limitations here with legacy IPS and TN tech.
OLED is nice for response, but a PC monitor would inevitably burn in playing "x" game 2-3 hours a day. Mixed feelings on that and I'm sure companies don't want to deal with PR nightmares... TV's are understandable since they're a lot more dynamic depending on content.. Unless you watch a news channel 24/7 lol.
I do have a first gen 240hz TN monitor and can easily notice/feel when transitions get wacky. This was/is different than the VG248QE (First 1080p 144hz panel, kept transitions in check) and S2716DG (1440p 144hz. Also kept max GTG in check). The only significant benefit is latency.. it's a lot lower but I'm not sure if that's a good thing.. at least for older gamers like me who are used to 120hz delay from CRT days.
You mean the video I linked to, through Guru3D, that says nothing like what you are pretending it is saying?
This one?
NVIDIA Prototype 1,700Hz Zero Latency Display - YouTube
The one you refuse to link to (indeed you refused to link to anything supporting your claims)?