Motion smoothing, sometimes referred to as the "soap opera effect," can give games a performance boost but tends to make ...

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Nvidia is updating its Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB) technology, which could make gaming even smoother on high-end monitors. In an announcement on Sunday, Nvidia says its upgraded ULMB 2 feature is ...

"But wow, Final Fantasy 16 has the most offensively atrocious motion blur I have ever seen in a video game. It gave me motion sickness intense enough to force me into the bathroom in case I threw up.

The NVIDIA G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur 2 technology offers over 1000 Hz of clarity to cut down on motion blur, but you will need a recent G-Sync monitor and a firmware update to use it.

A motion blur toggle was added in a recent update. Now, players can go to the Display section of the game menu to find the setting. Simply turn it off with the press of a button to remove the effect.

1. Framerate-based motion blur reduction: 240fps+ 240Hz+ (Problem: GPU horsepower for 3D) 2. Flicker-based motion blur reduction: Really helps any low fps. (Problem: Flicker, but CRT softens it) ...

Motion blur can be made worse by low contrast and low brightness. I worked this out when I put it on while messing with HDR mode. HDR, for those unenlightened, sets the backlight to 11.

Does Final Fantasy 16 have motion blur? Well, yes. Unsurprisingly, Square Enix have gone all out to maximize the graphics and visual aesthetics in the long-awaited Final Fantasy 16. However ...

Motion blur is a complex beast; easy to recognise but often much harder to diagnose. For that reason, and perhaps a lack of any proper standardisation so far, VESA has released a new motion blur ...

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