So, that’s the question at the heart of this piece, and to answer it, I’m going to compare the pixel quality at the native 1080p resolution of each screen. This is going to be done with X-Rite Cinema 2’s X-Eyes test software (version 3.1.0.923 or Higher).
I’ll use an AMD R7 260 as the main test system for this. There’s not much to write about here as it’s already a fairly recent build, but the system does provide some useful benchmarking results, and is used to benchmark all the main games with the latest AMD drivers. The test is as follows:
1920 x 1080 (5ms response time)
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