What does this mean:Response Time 5ms (GTG), 1ms (MBR)

Dijiboy123

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I am looking at the LG 34UM69G-B 34" monitor and it says the response time is 5ms (GTG), 1ms (MBR). What does that mean? is the response time 5 ms or 1 ms? Thanks
 
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It is likely MotionBlurReduction but... how that relates to other response times is anyone's guess. 1ms would pretty much equal 1000Hz which is unlikely so it's a lot of jargon to make it sound better. (It can be, it is not certain that it is though)
more on the matter:
https://www.blurbusters.com/faq/motion-blur-reduction/


I've seen grey to grey. I've seen black to white. But I can't say I've ever seen MBR. MBR typically refers to master boot record, in the PC world. MBR can also stand for maximum bit rate. What LG's definition of it is something IDK.
 
It is likely MotionBlurReduction but... how that relates to other response times is anyone's guess. 1ms would pretty much equal 1000Hz which is unlikely so it's a lot of jargon to make it sound better. (It can be, it is not certain that it is though)
more on the matter:
https://www.blurbusters.com/faq/motion-blur-reduction/
 
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