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'300 fps' 'Tearing' '3.7 ms' 'v sync off' than... 'v sync on' '144hz/fps' '7.0 m's no tearing dafuq?

MasterRaceMcqueen

http://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-34UC79G-B-ultrawide-monitor
What's the point of this monitor have freesync?
Response Time  14ms / 5ms GTG???
Why this monitor has 14ms and is also freesync if i can turn on the v-sync at 144hz and have 7ms? i don't get it...  or is 5 ms GTG that counts?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOY8qRe7xbo
 

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300 fps Tearing 3.7 ms v sync off
than... v sync on 144hz/fps 7.0 ms  no tearing dafuq?

we realy need free sync? g - sync? i'm realy confused someone can explained?

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1 minute ago, MasterRaceMcqueen said:

http://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-34UC79G-B-ultrawide-monitor
What's the point of this monitor have freesync?
Response Time  14ms / 5ms GTG???
Why this monitor has 14ms and is also freesync if i can turn on the v-sync at 144hz and have 7ms? i don't get it...  or is ms is 5 GTG that counts?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOY8qRe7xbo
 

''''04:20'''
300 fps Tearing 3.7 ms v sync off
than... v sync on 144hz/fps 7.0 ms  no tearing dafuq?

we realy need free sync? g - sync? i'm realy confused someone can explained?

Advertised response time figures don't really mean anything, don't pay attention to them.

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8 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

Advertised response time figures don't really mean anything, don't pay attention to them.

actually he said that this corresponds to frame time
frame time is response time?

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4 minutes ago, MasterRaceMcqueen said:

actually he said that this corresponds to frame time
frame time is response time?

No, frame time is the amount of time 1 frame is displayed to the screen for. Response time is the time it takes to transition between two colors. These two are not really related.

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6 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

No, frame time is the amount of time 1 frame is displayed to the screen for. Response time is the time it takes to transition between two colors. These two are not really related.

Hm... With one f-sync and g-sync impact? frame time?
And why is two ms times? ''transition between two colors'' i believe that is the GTG right?
with one correspond to actual gameplay? Response Time 14ms / 5ms GTG

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1 minute ago, MasterRaceMcqueen said:

Hm... With one f-sync and g-sync impact? frame time?
And why is two ms times? with one correspond to actual gameplay? Response Time 14ms / 5ms GTG

Response time varies depending on the colors, it isn't a single number. You really can't tell much from "14 ms / 5 ms" which like I said, advertised response time numbers are really meaningless, they do not tell you anything. Just ignore them.

 

G-Sync changes frame time, because frame time is the same thing as refresh rate, just represented differently.

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5 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

Response time varies depending on the colors, it isn't a single number. You really can't tell much from "14 ms / 5 ms" which like I said, advertised response time numbers are really meaningless, they do not tell you anything. Just ignore them.

 

G-Sync changes frame time, because frame time is the same thing as refresh rate, just represented differently.

ty...
The 7.0ms frame time in this video are actually the real time?
If yes ... with free-sync and g-sync might be better than 7?

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33 minutes ago, MasterRaceMcqueen said:

ty...
The 7.0ms frame time in this video are actually the real time?
If yes ... with free-sync and g-sync might be better than 7?

It will never be better than the maximum refresh rate of the monitor.

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