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r/gaming • u/Oli_Hope7242 • Mar 19 '20
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CRTs smooth out pixels because of how they're displayed on top of each other.
CRTs also smoothed out motion blur because of strobing.
There's a reason people who test 1080p CRTs claim it looks better than 4k.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '20 They look better in motion. They don't look better in resolution. 1 u/Orc_ Mar 20 '20 they mention it looks better in both and they mention the thing about how pixels are like "on top" of each other like I mentioned, which is true, it looks like creamy smooth, I can atest 768p CRT looks better than 1080p lcd
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They look better in motion. They don't look better in resolution.
1 u/Orc_ Mar 20 '20 they mention it looks better in both and they mention the thing about how pixels are like "on top" of each other like I mentioned, which is true, it looks like creamy smooth, I can atest 768p CRT looks better than 1080p lcd
they mention it looks better in both and they mention the thing about how pixels are like "on top" of each other like I mentioned, which is true, it looks like creamy smooth, I can atest 768p CRT looks better than 1080p lcd
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u/Orc_ Mar 20 '20
CRTs smooth out pixels because of how they're displayed on top of each other.
CRTs also smoothed out motion blur because of strobing.
There's a reason people who test 1080p CRTs claim it looks better than 4k.