There are so many websites and reviewers out there who have always been writing, reporting, or reviewing this topic. Hundreds of measured values, graphs, tables and much more. But none of them portrays the situation as simply, yet ingeniously and vividly as you do. Thank You!
This vid is quite literally the best on the internet for understanding this subject. Easy to digest yet still gets into the technical and harder to understand things with great explanations with the real world examples. Thank :)
Thank you so much for the clear and informative explanation of ghosting issue in monitors. You helped me to reach a conclusion: "I don't care about ghosting at all"
I bought a gaming VA monitor from MSI 3 years ago. It said 1ms response time and wasnt that cheap so i thought i was getting something good. The blur was so annoying. Im glad you mentioned Hades because thats one of the game i played on it and i couldnt believe how bad it was. Since then i have always research what monitor to buy and i settled for an IPS panel and ghosting is completely unnoticeable if thats there at all. The colours are so vivid and it makes everything better too. Good video, i liked the examples.
Always knew what was the definition of ghosting and inverse ghosting but never saw the actual effect of it shown in such a detailed and practical manner. Great video as usual man.
The first video I've come across in my search for a ghosting solution that was actually helpful in helping understand what is happening and why. Thank you, sir
This is easily the best video on the subject thanks to clear explanation and a lot of examples. It will definitely come in hand when choosing my next monitor
I've watched so many video reviews of electronic products and I am sure this is the best, details, understandable with perfect example of the subject. Well freaking done!
great video!! now I understand why all the 4k test videos I see on YT when I type "4k display demo" in the search box are moving very slowly, this allows pixels to get the right color and you aren't noticing ghosting phenomenon
Really good video, I’ve been dealing with inverse ghosting for 2 years on my Samsung monitor and it’s reeeaaallllly annoying. I’m going to be looking out for more of this stuff now because of this thank you
something I would like to mention, the UFO ghost test is representative of both monitor ghosting and interpreted ghosting (ghosting you see from lower refresh rates), not interpreted ghosting of a camera. By that, I mean that the camera has to match speed with the UFO and follow it in order for you to see the amount of ghosting you would see when gaming or tracking a moving object. If you compared both monitors while tracking the moving UFO, we would see a large difference in motion clarity, especially dark level transitions
Spent about 4 days of non stop reading, watching and digging forums about ghosting/smearing on VA -- since I want to get 27 2k curved monitor, and set my eyes on Gigabyte G27QC. Some mention it, some ignore it, some say it is there, but only matter if you care about it (great answer, indeed...). Not sure how GAMING monitor with smearing can have Gaming at 8.2 on Rtings... No idea how it works, really. The sad thing is - I just have to find some huge store with working monitors, and creep around, comparing ISP with VA, until I just find what I like.
there's an interesting observation also, I have the ViewSonic vx2428j, it has a 1 ms response time (GTG) but when enabling the ultra-fast mode, a white ghosting appears, but the catch is that this only occurs in the user defined colors, meaning if all red, green, and blue are set to 100'% brightness, the issue will show, that's different from using the built in modes, like bluish, or native, when using them i notice that the brightness goes down a bit and the ghosting disappears completely when enabling the ultra-fast mode, it's interesting.
Thank you so much! This makes it very clear unlike other reviews that barely mention Ghosting. Could you please recommend a 32inch qhd monitor that doesn't have this issue while being freesync, preferably over 120hz.
I just bought a very cheap IPS for under 70 USD! It's 24 inch 1080p with 180Hz. I tried all the ghosting tests and motion blur tests in the UFO test and I don't see bad artifacts in the monitor. It's set to extreme overdrive but I don't see any inverse ghosting. A good buy in my book. The brand is ELSA but I think it's a sub brand of Nvision. I just can't believe how cheap I got this.
Holly biscuits thank you for this video. In csgo its very prominent on the map cache and dust2 I always saw the white highlights and I couldn't figure out why it was happening and it hurts my eyes. Since day one with my monitors I always turn on super fast response time but I'll try the advanced now and hopefully it will be better, Always thought it was my settings in games lol
Thanks for the video. Before this video I was sure that all IPS monitors have a good response time. Even cheap office Lenovo models are really good. Much better than "gaming" LG 32GK65B-B 144Hz monitor. Problem is mostly not noticeable in modern games (like Cyberpunk 2077), but in games on older engines (like Black Mesa) it is seen immediately. Mostly on areas like floor grilles, which turn into a mess as soon as character move.
I was playing black mesa for the first time not that long ago and the first area has the floor grilles it completely threw me off playing the game because it gave me a headache every time I moved.
idk if youll still answer questions but how about MVA panels? im currently looking to buy a monitor that says it has an MVA panel which after doing a couple searches says that it is a little better than a standard VA panel. What are your thoughts on this
I run my VA panel Overdrive for almost 3 years, it's broken now XD. Ghosting in VA is really noticeable on CoD games or much more darker games you can really notice it. Or even moving the mouse cursor on darker ends of the monitor you can definitely see it. I mistakenly bought a VA panel instead of IPS its the biggest disappointment I got.
Thanks! I learned a lot from this. How do hertz come into play with all this? Gaming vise. Are they just important? Less important? Edit: I have an old Asus VS247 (which advertises 2ms GTG), and gaming is REALLY painful. Can't see much in shooters, either I'm moving the camera fast or the targets are fast, so all I see is a blur. And games similar to the ufo test, are painful to look at. Especially when its the background that's moving fast, while the player/target is stationary. I only bared to play one game like that a bit, and I had to keep my eyes off screen and just look through my peripheral vision, so the blur doesn't hurt my eyes. And if both player and target are moving I can hardly tell them apart. xD
Hz and framerate measure the same thing(e.g. 60Hz = 60fps). There's 2 parts to framerate- the #of frames your computer can produce each second, and the # of frames your monitor can display each second. For fast paced games like shooters, I value framerate above everything. This means I would play games in potato quality (low graphics, 720p) just so I can max out the monitor's framerate. Ccasual games like farmville, Hz doesn't matter as much. Your monitor seems pretty old (2012?). Maybe it's time to look at buying a new one? :)
@@ReviewsForLifeYT Gottcha! Yeah makes sense. So basically both are important to have good gaming experience. good response time means things will look clearer moving, and high hz means youll actually see it at higher speeds, rather than just teleporting across the screen. Yeah, its silly I can run shooters like Apex at above 100-140fps no problem but its pointless on my screen. Yeah its super old, and I've been looking into new ones, just need to gather enough munniez and see whats available in my country when I do. xD Thanks man!
Before it, i'm always think something wrong in my PC like frame drop or anything else but now i know the problem on my monitor 😅 .. i use Qhd/2k 144hz at 120-130 fps but always seeing shadows on object if moving fast .. by the way 'ghosting' can broke my eyes not good for health .. there is hot issues for the development factory to make real respon time 1ms not gimmick marketing
Did you happen to test the 24" MISURA MM24DFA? With 200Hz and a curved screen it seems like to good to be true for the price. I also see videos on UA-cam how to fix ghosting, is this possible or is it technically inherent and therefore a no-go?
Here wanting someone to answer my question. The problem of VA ghosting in dark sections can be improved if I play to lower frames? Hades, Tunic and platform games is where it suffers most and I don’t see the need to play more than 60fps. I want the Asus VG30VQL1A and I worry about ending up with a monitor that gives me more problems than joy
amazing video but for me i stay with my old sharp va panel for me ips glow are disgusting and va (monitor over 60fps ) have too many ghosting i tried both va 165hz MAG321CQR and ips 165hz msi too and i returned both my sharp tv have better color no glow and less ghosting and less black smearing
i just discover this effect from review on cheap curve 200hz monitor that cost only 100$ usd. lol i think i just happy with my 75hz and not having this kind of problem.
Problem is the quality of VA panel monitor. I mean, let's look at high quality IPS vs VA panel. You know who wins? Check out hardware unboxed charts (best monitor reviewer ever). Hint: Samsung Odyssey G7 (VA panel) beats all of the IPS / Nano-IPS monitors in terms of response times, therefore you won't see any ghosting or smearing as you have shown on the video.
@@Frank_Pods Even now as second hand it's a pretty good price. I've bought a brand new one for 350 euros. That was a steal. But the next price in my country is 375 euros. That's not too bad either. Prices are for the 27inch version. With second hand I've seen them around 300 euros. Mostly 300 though.
I'm so disappointed I had to see the horrible effects of ghosting the hard way on a new monitor I bought recently. The effect on Hades is exactly, if not worse than when I'm playing XCOM2. It's unbearable. I had to return and I'm sticking with an IPS display until VA technology can be on par.
I's a paradox but the VA panel was better in 2014 than now. I bought a VA monitor to replace my old one: refund, I've never see so many ghosting in my life !
They are already on par. The new Samsung Odyssey G7 VA panel is outright one of the best panel available even when compared to high end IPS. You get to enjoy high contrast of VA without the usual ghosting and long response time issue (even better than many high end IPS out there). Unfortunately they only made it 27" 1440p as of now, no other monitors use the same panel yet and I don't understand why
Hey can you make a video on CRT monitors? they're getting a surge, many say the quality is better than any tn or IPS panel of this decade, high end crt being those Samsung Triton monitors
That's a tough ask- modern video cards don't support VGA, and I'm not aware of any modern high refresh rate CRT monitors. Not saying it can't be done- it's just hard to find resources. If you have recommendations, I'm all ears
@@UnknownUnknown-cd4hh Trust me , after using CRT monitor the all flat panel type monitors become a scrap. CRT always gives the best performance for everything. Gaming, cad drawing.
I've been using a 200 nit AOC monitor 60hz from 2011 till today 😂 and reached 110k~ on gridshot ultimate(aimlabs) upgrading will be huge but i really dont think 0.5% of a difference in same budget range should matter, but hey, adds to knowledge
@@michalthekind whats funnier is, “MBR” is literally the same as “Fastest”, just with lowest brightness 😂😂😂 should’ve bought a cheaper, but better, 24 - 27” monitor… or, just gotten the G7. 😅
@@michalthekind Imagine “down-grading” to a 1080p, 24” monitor because Samsungs flagship “budget” monitor is literally THE WORST… funny thing is, probably more than half 1080p, 24 - 27” are 100x better than G5
okay hear me out U might not be as stupid as I am But I reset my pc like a week ago and I never installed nvidia base driver I just got the game ready from geforce experience You would think windows would just do monitors hz but . today I realized I was on 60 hz on a 144hz monitor and that was causing all the ghosting .. So just letting you know JUST IN CASE!
The IPS looks much worse in your example with white text on black background. the white letters are flickering like crazy and would have given me a migraine with extended use
Short story All my life I had ips bought semi expensive va in 2024, god why!!! (honestly baited into that bs by youtube and my own stupidity never trust in va NEVER) sold it and got oled, zen for few months/year if you have to and get oled, your eyes will thank you, godspeed
its so much headache picking a monitor because manufacturers lie about the specs
Trying to buy my first monitor and it feels way too complicated of a process 😭
@@bhrisuchihahave you found one yet, currently trying to buy my first monitor as well but I still can’t find one that’s a good overall quality
@@bhrisuchihasame
@@bhrisuchiha What did u buy and for what purpose
@@PradeepKumar-tq4ev I bought 2 31.5 LG ultra gear monitors for gaming, streaming, and editing. 1 vertical and 1 horizontal. $209 each at Walmart
There are so many websites and reviewers out there who have always been writing, reporting, or reviewing this topic. Hundreds of measured values, graphs, tables and much more.
But none of them portrays the situation as simply, yet ingeniously and vividly as you do.
Thank You!
no problem! I was also super confused by what all the numbers mean too. Glad you enjoyed my video!
It was so nice to find this video! I’ve been digging around everywhere for a good example and explanation of ghosting.
So true!!! I never really understood it, now i do :D
There are way too many reviewers who are too dumb to just do the ufo test so they are wasting way too much time
This vid is quite literally the best on the internet for understanding this subject. Easy to digest yet still gets into the technical and harder to understand things with great explanations with the real world examples. Thank :)
Thank you so much for the clear and informative explanation of ghosting issue in monitors.
You helped me to reach a conclusion:
"I don't care about ghosting at all"
I bought a gaming VA monitor from MSI 3 years ago. It said 1ms response time and wasnt that cheap so i thought i was getting something good.
The blur was so annoying. Im glad you mentioned Hades because thats one of the game i played on it and i couldnt believe how bad it was.
Since then i have always research what monitor to buy and i settled for an IPS panel and ghosting is completely unnoticeable if thats there at all.
The colours are so vivid and it makes everything better too. Good video, i liked the examples.
Ty for providing real life examples of this, now when one of my friends asks me about this I can point them to this video
Always knew what was the definition of ghosting and inverse ghosting but never saw the actual effect of it shown in such a detailed and practical manner. Great video as usual man.
The first video I've come across in my search for a ghosting solution that was actually helpful in helping understand what is happening and why. Thank you, sir
This is easily the best video on the subject thanks to clear explanation and a lot of examples. It will definitely come in hand when choosing my next monitor
nobody has ever explained this two as clear and simple as this guy , thanks a lot !!!
Best video about Ips vs Va. Thanks man!
I've watched so many video reviews of electronic products and I am sure this is the best, details, understandable with perfect example of the subject. Well freaking done!
great video!! now I understand why all the 4k test videos I see on YT when I type "4k display demo" in the search box are moving very slowly, this allows pixels to get the right color and you aren't noticing ghosting phenomenon
I have been trying to figure out what I keep seeing on my monitor and it is this! Its ghosting!!! thank you so much!!!
wth youre actually so good at what you do
idk how your channel isnt growing much but man youre one of the best on making this type of vids
Really good video, I’ve been dealing with inverse ghosting for 2 years on my Samsung monitor and it’s reeeaaallllly annoying. I’m going to be looking out for more of this stuff now because of this thank you
something I would like to mention, the UFO ghost test is representative of both monitor ghosting and interpreted ghosting (ghosting you see from lower refresh rates), not interpreted ghosting of a camera. By that, I mean that the camera has to match speed with the UFO and follow it in order for you to see the amount of ghosting you would see when gaming or tracking a moving object. If you compared both monitors while tracking the moving UFO, we would see a large difference in motion clarity, especially dark level transitions
This video is a jewel. Excellent material
Spent about 4 days of non stop reading, watching and digging forums about ghosting/smearing on VA -- since I want to get 27 2k curved monitor, and set my eyes on Gigabyte G27QC.
Some mention it, some ignore it, some say it is there, but only matter if you care about it (great answer, indeed...). Not sure how GAMING monitor with smearing can have Gaming at 8.2 on Rtings... No idea how it works, really.
The sad thing is - I just have to find some huge store with working monitors, and creep around, comparing ISP with VA, until I just find what I like.
Thanks for including a text and programming sample/example
there's an interesting observation also, I have the ViewSonic vx2428j, it has a 1 ms response time (GTG) but when enabling the ultra-fast mode, a white ghosting appears, but the catch is that this only occurs in the user defined colors, meaning if all red, green, and blue are set to 100'% brightness, the issue will show, that's different from using the built in modes, like bluish, or native, when using them i notice that the brightness goes down a bit and the ghosting disappears completely when enabling the ultra-fast mode, it's interesting.
so what's the best option to use on a VA monitor then ?
@@coadamolx0100
It's hard to say as VA monitors are different from my IPS one
i really enjoy your investigations. thank you
very insightful thank you ! I learned so much
such a great channel, keep up the good work! :)
Thank you very much. Best review
It's that motion blur effect thats really annoying with VA-panels, it looks like it almost lags even if you have a rtx 4090.
Thank you so much! This makes it very clear unlike other reviews that barely mention Ghosting. Could you please recommend a 32inch qhd monitor that doesn't have this issue while being freesync, preferably over 120hz.
I just bought a very cheap IPS for under 70 USD! It's 24 inch 1080p with 180Hz. I tried all the ghosting tests and motion blur tests in the UFO test and I don't see bad artifacts in the monitor. It's set to extreme overdrive but I don't see any inverse ghosting. A good buy in my book. The brand is ELSA but I think it's a sub brand of Nvision. I just can't believe how cheap I got this.
the exlpanation with the ultra fast mode and overshoot helped a lot. now i have no ghosting anymore on my viewsonic xg2405.
Brilliant and very informative.
Holly biscuits thank you for this video. In csgo its very prominent on the map cache and dust2 I always saw the white highlights and I couldn't figure out why it was happening and it hurts my eyes. Since day one with my monitors I always turn on super fast response time but I'll try the advanced now and hopefully it will be better, Always thought it was my settings in games lol
Very informative video thank you.
Wish i saw this earlier. Got a curved va monitor and the ghosting looks like the bad example that was shown😢.
Awesome video. However, I wish you had a monitor with no ghosting / overshoot, so you could show us what that truly looks like.
3:14 *eyes begin watering*
EXACTLY😂
You should watch this Video on TN or OLED Panel to see the difference)))
which one is good?
@@christophermccandless6979 oled
Or on a CRT
Thanks for the video.
Before this video I was sure that all IPS monitors have a good response time. Even cheap office Lenovo models are really good. Much better than "gaming" LG 32GK65B-B 144Hz monitor. Problem is mostly not noticeable in modern games (like Cyberpunk 2077), but in games on older engines (like Black Mesa) it is seen immediately. Mostly on areas like floor grilles, which turn into a mess as soon as character move.
I was playing black mesa for the first time not that long ago and the first area has the floor grilles it completely threw me off playing the game because it gave me a headache every time I moved.
idk if youll still answer questions but how about MVA panels? im currently looking to buy a monitor that says it has an MVA panel which after doing a couple searches says that it is a little better than a standard VA panel. What are your thoughts on this
I run my VA panel Overdrive for almost 3 years, it's broken now XD. Ghosting in VA is really noticeable on CoD games or much more darker games you can really notice it. Or even moving the mouse cursor on darker ends of the monitor you can definitely see it. I mistakenly bought a VA panel instead of IPS its the biggest disappointment I got.
Went with dell ips 27inch 165hz 1 ms rs for just £100 in a deal.. love it
Now i understand
thanks a lot
why they are keep making a VA panels if they are bad
They are very very good at colors, more so than IPS.
Thanks! I learned a lot from this. How do hertz come into play with all this? Gaming vise. Are they just important? Less important?
Edit: I have an old Asus VS247 (which advertises 2ms GTG), and gaming is REALLY painful. Can't see much in shooters, either I'm moving the camera fast or the targets are fast, so all I see is a blur. And games similar to the ufo test, are painful to look at. Especially when its the background that's moving fast, while the player/target is stationary. I only bared to play one game like that a bit, and I had to keep my eyes off screen and just look through my peripheral vision, so the blur doesn't hurt my eyes. And if both player and target are moving I can hardly tell them apart. xD
Hz and framerate measure the same thing(e.g. 60Hz = 60fps). There's 2 parts to framerate- the #of frames your computer can produce each second, and the # of frames your monitor can display each second. For fast paced games like shooters, I value framerate above everything. This means I would play games in potato quality (low graphics, 720p) just so I can max out the monitor's framerate. Ccasual games like farmville, Hz doesn't matter as much.
Your monitor seems pretty old (2012?). Maybe it's time to look at buying a new one? :)
@@ReviewsForLifeYT Gottcha! Yeah makes sense. So basically both are important to have good gaming experience. good response time means things will look clearer moving, and high hz means youll actually see it at higher speeds, rather than just teleporting across the screen. Yeah, its silly I can run shooters like Apex at above 100-140fps no problem but its pointless on my screen. Yeah its super old, and I've been looking into new ones, just need to gather enough munniez and see whats available in my country when I do. xD
Thanks man!
Nice work ;)
Thanks!!
Before it, i'm always think something wrong in my PC like frame drop or anything else but now i know the problem on my monitor 😅 .. i use Qhd/2k 144hz at 120-130 fps but always seeing shadows on object if moving fast .. by the way 'ghosting' can broke my eyes not good for health .. there is hot issues for the development factory to make real respon time 1ms not gimmick marketing
Did you happen to test the 24" MISURA MM24DFA? With 200Hz and a curved screen it seems like to good to be true for the price. I also see videos on UA-cam how to fix ghosting, is this possible or is it technically inherent and therefore a no-go?
On VA panels, try shadow control, increase it from 50 to 55, very helpfull.
You are very talented.
we watching in 144p:
nice!
How do you not have more subs?
anyone who still went for VA panel monitors? how did it go?
incredible video
cba watching it all, which one was best?
Does refresh compliance increasw ghosting and blur right ? so i guess is a very important metric for a gaming monitor?
Every monitor review on UA-cam or written should link to this video so people know what the hell they're talking about
Now do a video about TN vs IPS.
I bought the MSI C24C6P and it's sad how bad ghosting is because of it VA panel. Will it be the same if I reutrned with a newer one?
3:00 right is better for the eye. when i sit in front of an ips monitor for hours. my eyes flickering. va is more eye-friendly.
Here wanting someone to answer my question. The problem of VA ghosting in dark sections can be improved if I play to lower frames? Hades, Tunic and platform games is where it suffers most and I don’t see the need to play more than 60fps. I want the Asus VG30VQL1A and I worry about ending up with a monitor that gives me more problems than joy
Finally my game doesn’t look bad I thought my monitor was bad 😂
So this tells me that TN panel is the best? I have a viewsonic vx2458 TN panel and have never seen those ghosting in ufo
amazing video but for me i stay with my old sharp va panel for me ips glow are disgusting and va (monitor over 60fps ) have too many ghosting i tried both va 165hz MAG321CQR and ips 165hz msi too and i returned both my sharp tv have better color no glow and less ghosting and less black smearing
i just discover this effect from review on cheap curve 200hz monitor that cost only 100$ usd. lol i think i just happy with my 75hz and not having this kind of problem.
Problem is the quality of VA panel monitor. I mean, let's look at high quality IPS vs VA panel. You know who wins? Check out hardware unboxed charts (best monitor reviewer ever).
Hint: Samsung Odyssey G7 (VA panel) beats all of the IPS / Nano-IPS monitors in terms of response times, therefore you won't see any ghosting or smearing as you have shown on the video.
@@Frank_Pods Even now as second hand it's a pretty good price. I've bought a brand new one for 350 euros. That was a steal. But the next price in my country is 375 euros. That's not too bad either. Prices are for the 27inch version. With second hand I've seen them around 300 euros. Mostly 300 though.
@sn.k7811 Exactly. But it doesn't worth it tbh.
for fps games would you rather makes the response time lower (2.53ms gtg) with overshoot or advanced (4ms gtg) with less overshoot
Explanation is very clear and understandable. Thanks
I'm getting black smearing on a IPS monitor, should i buy a TN?
watching this as I try to fix the ghosting on my viewsonic monitor lmao
Ty
What is the scrolling colorful text test - whre can i find it?
I'm so disappointed I had to see the horrible effects of ghosting the hard way on a new monitor I bought recently. The effect on Hades is exactly, if not worse than when I'm playing XCOM2. It's unbearable.
I had to return and I'm sticking with an IPS display until VA technology can be on par.
I's a paradox but the VA panel was better in 2014 than now. I bought a VA monitor to replace my old one: refund, I've never see so many ghosting in my life !
They are already on par. The new Samsung Odyssey G7 VA panel is outright one of the best panel available even when compared to high end IPS. You get to enjoy high contrast of VA without the usual ghosting and long response time issue (even better than many high end IPS out there). Unfortunately they only made it 27" 1440p as of now, no other monitors use the same panel yet and I don't understand why
What is the best 360hz ips for competitive gaming in market please?
Hey can you make a video on CRT monitors? they're getting a surge, many say the quality is better than any tn or IPS panel of this decade, high end crt being those Samsung Triton monitors
That's a tough ask- modern video cards don't support VGA, and I'm not aware of any modern high refresh rate CRT monitors. Not saying it can't be done- it's just hard to find resources. If you have recommendations, I'm all ears
@@ReviewsForLifeYT
You could always use a HDMI to VGA Adapter for CRT Monitors.
Works like a charm on a 120hz CRT
@@UnknownUnknown-cd4hh Trust me , after using CRT monitor the all flat panel type monitors become a scrap. CRT always gives the best performance for everything. Gaming, cad drawing.
Thnx
Can you recommended for me a gaming monitor 144hz curved 24 inch please ?
I was thinking to buy this one
ASUS TUF 23.6 VG24VQ Curved Monitor
I've been using a 200 nit AOC monitor 60hz from 2011 till today 😂 and reached 110k~ on gridshot ultimate(aimlabs) upgrading will be huge but i really dont think 0.5% of a difference in same budget range should matter, but hey, adds to knowledge
VA panel for movies and shows and non fast paced games, IPS panel for pure gaming, why not have both in a dual monitor setup? Thats the win win
watching this on ghosting monitor
is it bad i can’t really notice the difference
How can i solve this? I have an Asus vg279q1r and it does the inverse ghosting it’s so annoying. I just bought it, should I return it??
try a slower overdrive mode, like "normal". Otherwise, nothing you can really do but buy a better monitor.
VA panel: Moving the mouse cursor leaves a trail
Nice :)
tyyy
even under 1 ms you get a ghosting until the display use motion interpolation
My G5 32" is 10 times worse than the 32" being used in this video, trust me.
@@michalthekind whats funnier is, “MBR” is literally the same as “Fastest”, just with lowest brightness 😂😂😂 should’ve bought a cheaper, but better, 24 - 27” monitor… or, just gotten the G7. 😅
@@michalthekind Imagine “down-grading” to a 1080p, 24” monitor because Samsungs flagship “budget” monitor is literally THE WORST… funny thing is, probably more than half 1080p, 24 - 27” are 100x better than G5
@@cubiversewastaken I have the g7 240 2k and it isnt any better, but it is decent, i like it tbh.
So the problem isn't from my gpu?
can this be noticed while watching movie?
okay hear me out
U might not be as stupid as I am
But I reset my pc like a week ago and I never installed nvidia base driver I just got the game ready from geforce experience
You would think windows would just do monitors hz but .
today I realized I was on 60 hz on a 144hz monitor and that was causing all the ghosting ..
So just letting you know JUST IN CASE!
OH SO THATS WHY MY MONITOR HAS TERIBLE GHOSTING TOO LOL THANKS YOURE NOT THE ONLY ONE STUPID HERE. its better now lolll
what the game at 2:12, pleasss
Age of empire
I had to refund my Va panel response time was horrible, it worked at 165hz, but never felt smooth, it looked like 80-100hz
The IPS looks much worse in your example with white text on black background. the white letters are flickering like crazy and would have given me a migraine with extended use
So ghosting isn't bad if you play with motion blur.
motion blurr aren't a solution 😅
yea its not the solution here. the ghosting makes your game feels like motion blur on even its off
new va are better than older ips
Summarizing the video:
There is no fixed solution to VA monitor ghosting, even monitor settings cannot mitigate the problem
Best on the net..
Short story
All my life I had ips bought semi expensive va in 2024, god why!!! (honestly baited into that bs by youtube and my own stupidity never trust in va NEVER) sold it and got oled, zen for few months/year if you have to and get oled, your eyes will thank you, godspeed
So buy a tn panel is better i think
😮
Watching this on a va panel is better when you're high
But give us the solution