Strobelight - LightBoost Utility for AMD/ATI and NVIDIA

[mdrejhon]

(08-15-2013 02:09 PM)blizzars Wrote:  Ahh, so it is probably synchronized with my other monitor, which is why it is only reading 60Hz.

Yes, the web browser can also have problems with mixed multimonitor setups. Temporarily disable all 60Hz monitors when testing TestUFO on a 120Hz monitor. Also, Internet Explorer does not support 120Hz. Please use Google Chrome, FireFox 24+, or Opera 15+ with http://www.testufo.com

The list of supported browsers are at http://www.testufo.com/browser.html

P.S. LightBoost can eliminate so much motion blur that stutters/tearing becomes so much easier to see, and actually end up making LightBoost worse instead of better.
To fix this problem, and to get the same fluidity experience in games, as in TestUFO:
(1) Run framerate locked framerate=Hz. 100fps@100Hz or 120fps@120Hz.
(2) Enable Adaptive VSYNC (less lag) or use VSYNC ON (more lag)
(3) Adjust game details until you don't get many framedrops. Use FXAA instead of FSAA, etc.
(4) Upgrade GPU so you have no framedrops or few framedrops.
(5) Upgrade mouse so you have no mouse microstutters. Good 1000Hz mouse can turn left/right as perfectly as keyboard strafe left/right.