Anonymous
6/17/2025, 11:22:33 PM No.712939854
when are we going to finally admit that CRTs are long dead
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Anonymous
6/17/2025, 11:24:02 PM No.712939980
Try to get this smoothness on a modern display
Anonymous
6/17/2025, 11:24:27 PM No.712940018
its not the same
Anonymous
6/17/2025, 11:25:25 PM No.712940097
What retardation is this? Just make the fucking subpixels resolve like they would on a crt, nobody needs to emulate line by line image construction...
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Anonymous
6/17/2025, 11:32:33 PM No.712940667
>>712939854 (OP)
would a 144hz monitor be good enough to use this shader?
would a 144hz monitor be good enough to use this shader?
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Anonymous
6/17/2025, 11:49:26 PM No.712941987
>Have to use a super high-end screen just to emulate a cheap 60Hz CRT
The absolute state.
The absolute state.
Anonymous
6/17/2025, 11:54:12 PM No.712942343
>>712940667
IIRC 120hz is the minimum frequency required for this to work
IIRC 120hz is the minimum frequency required for this to work
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 12:08:52 AM No.712943463
>>712939854 (OP)
more important. when is that damn filter going to get some sort of release?
The source has been out forever and I don't think we've even gotten a reshade
>>712940097
this results in a smoother effect without (as much) screen darkening as pixel strobe. More than that, its more compatible, with some displays outright breaking with the strobe effects.
>>712940667
Yes. The effect will net you an effective 72hz.
more important. when is that damn filter going to get some sort of release?
The source has been out forever and I don't think we've even gotten a reshade
>>712940097
this results in a smoother effect without (as much) screen darkening as pixel strobe. More than that, its more compatible, with some displays outright breaking with the strobe effects.
>>712940667
Yes. The effect will net you an effective 72hz.