Recent content by hassan.kassir002

Hello, I want to ask you something that has been annoying me for a while now. According to my understanding, the framerate being higher than your monitor's refresh rate would cause screen tearing. So Vsync is made to make your framerate be in sync with your monitor's refresh rate, but it caused...

According to my knowledge, the response time is the time the blur appears until the frame is fully made. I don't know if "made" is a correct word though. Anyways...A 144hz monitor would show 144 frames each second, which means 1000ms/144hz = 7ms. This means that each frame has 7 milliseconds...

So, I haven't checked computers since 2015. I have forgotten everything. I know there are more than just clock rate and number of cores to measure a processor's power, but it's all what you need if you know so little like me. What should I look when checking a GPU's power? Is the number of...

I wanna ask one more thing, imagine a 1hz monitor with 900ms response time (Obviously it doesn't, but imagine it does exist for the sake of the question)... One frame has been sent to the monitor, 900ms of lag is gonna happen, our brains are capable of observing 900ms visually.... What would...

BEFORE YOU ANSWER, please read this before you answer. The most frustrating thing is if the whole world agreed to a definition of something that your brain refuse to understand. Every single website said that response time is the time it takes for color of pixel to change, but It is not enough...

Hi, Can all medium strength to high strength GPUs support 10 bit color or do you need specific GPUs? Do Video Games support 10 bit color? Is strength a correct term to describe GPUs? If no, what is the right word to describe GPUs power?

This thing has been bothering me for a year and everytime i ask i get the same stupid answer which makes it more complicated. The time it takes to change pixel color (response time) and the number of frames can be displayed in a second (refresh rate) is like saying the time it takes for a car...

it is AMD radeon 530 to be specific.... i want to be sure before buying a 4k tv. i will watch movies by plugging the computer to the TV via HDMI 2.0..... CPU: 7th generation intel i7-7500u

so hi... im trying to play 4k videos on my laptop while connecting it to a 4k TV using a HDMI cable, i havent bought a UHD TV yet because i want to be sure of this.... here is a PDF link of my laptop specifications thanks in advance excuse my poor writing skills.... http://

i have radeon 530 and intwl hd graphics 620... they are from different companies, they can neither do SLI or crossfire... how come I have them? is there a possible way to make them work together as one graphic card? I have a 7th generation cpu which I think can make what I'm asking for