KTC Journal
Monitor reviews, gaming guides, productivity advice, and practical display know-how from the KTC team.
OLED's 0.03ms response time is a huge advantage over 1ms LCDs. This speed comes from self-emissive pixels, reducing ghosting for superior motion clarity. Get the facts on GtG, persistence blur, and what truly matters for gaming.
Response time overshoot causes inverse ghosting and halos. An acceptable amount is barely noticeable. Get tips for tuning your monitor's overdrive for optimal clarity.
Black Frame Insertion cuts motion blur for superior clarity in gaming. Get tips on using BFI with high refresh rates to minimize flicker, eye strain, and potential headaches.
High refresh rate reduces brightness on monitors due to signal path changes, HDR modes, or bandwidth limits. This guide explains the causes and offers simple fixes.
Sample-and-hold blur is the motion smear you see even on fast monitors. It's caused by frame persistence, not slow pixel response time. Get clearer motion with higher refresh rates that shorten the time each frame is held on screen.
Input lag is the delay you feel between an action and the on-screen result, while response time affects motion clarity. Get details on how each impacts gaming.
Monitor overdrive settings improve response time but can cause inverse ghosting. Get cleaner motion without halos by choosing the right mode for your refresh rate and panel type.
