Ghosting test on ROG PG278Q in ultra-low motion-blur (ULMB) mode

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This shows one pass in the normal 120Hz backlight mode and a second pass in the 120Hz ULMB mode. The flickering is ULMB mode is only visible because this video was captured in high-speed at 240 FPS. It isn't visible to the naked eye.



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Tags:
Motion Blur
120Hz
Asus
G-Sync
Nvidia
ULMB
low-persistence
backlight