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Goodbye motion blur? What G-SYNC Pulsar is and which gaming monitor to choose

Goodbye motion blur? What G-SYNC Pulsar is and which gaming monitor to choose

Playing a shooter and the image seems to smear when you turn quickly? That is motion blur, and it is one of the biggest differences between a gaming monitor and a regular one. NVIDIA has a technology called G-SYNC Pulsar that aims to tackle it. Here is what it is, and what to choose if you want a gaming monitor now.

What is G-SYNC Pulsar?

According to NVIDIA and tech reports, Pulsar combines variable refresh (G-SYNC), which prevents tearing and stutter, with backlight strobing, which makes motion clearer. Previously you had to pick one or the other; now both work together.

According to Notebookcheck, NVIDIA says the technology aims to deliver motion clarity close to 1000Hz-level on 360Hz monitors. That is the company's claim, and the real experience varies by game and system.

The first monitors to support it were shown at CES 2026: 27-inch IPS monitors at 1440p and up to 360Hz from Acer, AOC, ASUS and MSI.

Important: according to reports, Pulsar does not work on OLED monitors, because it relies on the backlight found in LCD panels.

Why does it matter to you?

A high refresh rate (Hz) is not everything. Two monitors with the same Hz can differ in motion clarity. That is why blur-reduction technologies have become an important criterion, especially for shooters and esports.

The good news is that the same idea (backlight strobing) exists in other forms in many monitors, such as ASUS ELMB.

Who is this for?

  • Competitive shooter players: motion clarity matters to you more than anything.
  • Anyone upgrading from a 60Hz or 144Hz monitor: you will feel a big difference in smoothness.
  • Anyone torn between OLED and IPS: each type has its strengths, and the choice depends on your games and budget.

Products available now at Gamerzone

AOC 27-inch QHD 240Hz monitor

An IPS panel at QHD resolution and 240Hz. A great balance between sharp detail at 27 inches and smoothness for competitive and story games.

From the Gamerzone store: AOC 27-inch QHD 240Hz monitor

ASUS TUF Gaming VG249QM1A

A 23.8-inch Full HD monitor with a Fast IPS panel, 270Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, with ASUS ELMB to reduce motion blur and support for G-SYNC Compatible and FreeSync Premium. A strong pick for competitive players.

From the Gamerzone store: ASUS TUF Gaming VG249QM1A monitor

Check the current price on the product page, especially during the 11.11 sale.

Tips before you buy a gaming monitor

  1. Match the monitor to your GPU: a 240Hz monitor needs a graphics card that can push high frame rates in your games.
  2. Size and resolution: 24 inches suits Full HD, while 27 inches is best at QHD.
  3. Use a DisplayPort cable: to get the highest refresh rate the monitor supports.
  4. Set the refresh rate in Windows: many people run their monitor at 60Hz without knowing it.

Conclusion

G-SYNC Pulsar shows where gaming monitors are heading: better motion clarity, not just more Hz. If you want an upgrade now, fast IPS monitors already give you a clear jump. Need help choosing? Message us on WhatsApp at 0564121558, or visit our Olaya or Aqiq branch. Installments are available with Tamara and Tabby.

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