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If LCD panels don't get refreshed in due time, the pixels will fade away, causing flicker. The speed rate is triple what the previous generation cards.
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It has a boost clock speed of about 1.6 MHz. From the physical shape, you can tell its a top edge graphics card. This assumption has been proven false first with the overclockable Korean monitors (changing the refresh rate caused a change of color with the 2013-(early)2014 PLS panel batch), and now with G-Sync and FreeSync. This is one of the best Nvidia graphics cards for Linux in the market. The funny thing, however, is that we used to assume that only CRTs needed to constantly refresh the screen so as to avoid artifacts (phosphor decay in the case of CRT which leads to flicker if not excited in time during the next refresh). We understand this was because CRTs had to refresh their screen at a constant speed but now this isn't the case. The real advantage - fixed refresh rate should never have existed with sample-and-hold technology such as LCD in the first place. G-Sync / FreeSync solve both by giving us the fluidity of VSync on refresh rate now equal to FPS without the input lag associated with VSync on. VSync on pushes back frames causing the "soft sync stutter" Hilbert frequently mentions in his G-Sync / FreeSync reviews where frametimes jump between 1 / refresh rate and 2 / refresh rate. Stutter occurs when FPS and refresh rate are mismatched whether VSync is on or off. Vsync thats as responsive as Vsync OFF, but how noticeable is 144Mhz tearing. Now that FreeSync/GSync have become reality, I am thinking what's their REAL advantage over 144Hz/high MHz monitors? ECS took the Z97 chipset and made a nice dark looking motherboard. It offers decent features at a very good price. Tagged in their 元37 Gaming series, ECS released the Z97I Drone motherboard.
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