Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar monitors can successfully beat biology to hone motion clarity in games - though they're not yet worth the price (opens in new tab)
Back when I first tried a monitor at an Nvidia shindig in February, I clung to the hope that maybe, finally, gaming display tech had made its first real breakthrough in years. Dozens, if not hundreds of samey screens would be revealed as incompetent fools in the searing light of Pulsar’s innovative genius; Nvidia’s own systems would weep in shame that they once tried to mock up the fluidity and motion clarity that Pulsar could deliver for real. Now, I have one such Pulsar monitor – an identic...
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