Motion Clarity

Motion clarity isn’t one setting. Blur comes from multiple sources. Use this fix order to improve readability without adding latency or artifacts.

Overdrive can improve clarity or add ugly halos. Use this simple method to pick the clean middle setting that reduces blur without ghosting artifacts.

Higher refresh can expose instability. Use this checklist to diagnose why 120Hz feels worse: wrong mode, wrong refresh path, VRR range issues, or missing caps.

Motion clarity is not only FPS. It’s persistence, blur, and how the display handles motion. Learn the baseline that improves clarity without artifacts.

Motion clarity improves when timing and mode are correct. Use these steps to reduce blur without adding latency or artifacts.

Players fight the wrong battle: clarity and smoothness are connected by timing. Use this model to choose settings without placebo.

Motion blur is not just a setting — it’s timing plus persistence. Learn the practical order: correct mode, correct refresh, then the few clarity fixes that matter.

Motion clarity is not just resolution. Learn why motion blur happens, what actually improves clarity, and the practical order to fix it without chasing myths.

Motion clarity is readability while moving. Learn why blur happens, what settings really help, and the practical order to improve clarity without breaking feel.

Motion clarity is readability in movement. Learn what causes blur, what refresh rate actually solves, and a simple fix order for clearer play.

Motion clarity is not just resolution. Learn what causes blur in motion, why response time and refresh behavior matter, and how to improve readability first.

Motion clarity is readability in motion. Blur and smearing aren’t ‘normal’ — they’re tradeoffs you can manage.