Does your TV’s picture look too ‘smooth’ in movies? Here’s how to get rid of the dreaded ‘soap opera’ effect — and why it happens

Your TV may be causing the soap opera effect: these are the settings you need to adjust or turn off.
IGN

Final Fantasy 16 Patch Addresses Motion Blur Complaints

Square Enix has listened to player complaints and included an option to turn off motion blur in Final Fantasy 16's first post-launch patch. Outlined on the Square Enix website, update 1.03 adds a ...
TweakTown

NVIDIA G-SYNC ULMB 2 reduces motion blur, making 120Hz look better than 480Hz

We recently reviewed the new ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz PG27AQN Gaming Monitor, a G-SYNC 1440p display for competitive and esports gamers that delivers impressive results. At Computex 2023, during a tour of ...
The Verge

Nvidia’s new ultra-low motion blur tech lets PC gamers have high refresh rates, too

ULMB 2 only works with two 360Hz monitors so far, but Nvidia claims it’s as smooth as a theoretical 1440Hz monitor would be. ULMB 2 only works with two 360Hz monitors so far, but Nvidia claims it’s as ...
TechSpot

BenQ reveals 540Hz Zowie monitor featuring company's latest motion blur-reduction tech

In brief: Remember the days when a 120Hz monitor was about as fast as you could get? Things have changed a lot since then. BenQ's latest gaming monitor, for example, offers an incredibly fast refresh ...
Ars Technica

VESA wants to replace monitor response time specs with ‘ClearMR’ stamps

Let’s say you’re buying a new PC monitor, TV, or laptop and want an idea of how clear fast movement would appear on it. What information would you consider? Specs like response time and refresh rate ...
Ars Technica

How Sensitive are You to Motion Blur?

I recently moved my Windows Saved Game folder to a network drive to facilitate some travel gaming. As part of this my current most-played game - Diablo 2 Resurrected - was set to 60FPS and low ...