So, in games and for desktop you can set your bpp to 16bit or 32bit - right?
My Hyundai ImageQuest Q17 20ms (quite old) has true 32[ed- 24 then, doh]bit colour - no visible flashing between colours on certain patterns. I bought the monitor back then over the other panels with slightly lower ms, yet in reality more ghosting due to having to flash (usually undetectably to the eye) between multiple colours to produce the wanted colour.
Now, looking at modern TFTs, they all seem to be 2-5ms, yet they have 16.7 million colours. That is 24bit... So, have manufacturers been skimping on quality panels to get prices down?
I would have thought that by now we'd have true 32bit colour panels at 5ms. Does any manufacturer actually produces 32bit panels these days or are all 24bit?


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. So my monitor must be 16.7, my other - an LG that you can notice it changing between 2 colours sometimes - 16.2. And all modern ones 16.7. This thread is useless now then
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its the panel type it uses that means how many colours it can produce, i think TN panels use 16.2 but i could be wrong 