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Motion smoothing isn't always bad: 4 things that benefit from the most-hated TV setting

I use motion smoothing, and maybe you'll want to leave it on, too.
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I saw Nvidia's motion-smoothing Pulsar technology firsthand. Average gamers won’t notice—but esports pros will love it

First teased what seems like ages ago (at CES 2024), Nvidia’s G-Sync Pulsar is a significant enhancement of the company's variable refresh rate (VRR) technology, promising both smoother motion and ...
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TV Motion Blur Explained: 120Hz Refresh Rate and Beyond

Do fast-moving objects on your TV look blurry? Here are four technologies and picture settings that try to fix it.
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Silicon Motion Technology: A Few Reasons To Turn More Constructive

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation has lost 22% of its value this year, but we feel things may pick up from here. Underlying conditions in the NAND flash market look set to improve, and Silicon ...
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VR Motion Sickness: Game-Changing VR Tech & Trends Making Sickness-Free Gaming Possible

Cutting-edge VR tech and innovative motion sickness fixes are reshaping virtual reality gaming, offering players immersive experiences without nausea or dizziness. Pixabay, Yamu_Jay Virtual reality ...