This old monitor achieved a refresh rate of 700Hz

The channel RetroGamingBase conducted a curious test involving a topic that usually interests gamers who enjoy the world of e-sports: high refresh rates. In addition to being a technical resource, this type of attribute in monitors and TVs serves today as a great public attraction. Screens that can go beyond 60 Hz, and reach some much higher levels, such as 540 Hz, model case ASUS ROG Switft Pro PG248QP and the BenQ XL2586X.

In a rescue of the old tube monitors, the CRT screens, the RetroGamingBase channel managed to make the model Vision Master Pro 512by brand It stopsto reach 700 Hz. Evidently with a concession, the resolution.

The monitor was only able to achieve this refresh rate at 320 x 120p resolution. This is in line with some numbers and specifications that manufacturers usually disclose, such as peak brightness in HDR. The maximum value disclosed usually takes into account a portion of the screen, as a whole, the peak luminance is usually lower than what is disclosed. But the fact is that the monitor reached 700 Hz in this context of 320 x 120p resolution.

The 500 line of Vision Master Pro monitors is considered, by those looking for a CRT monitor, as a very interesting option in terms of the margin of use at high refresh rates. In this Reddit posta user celebrates the fact that he bought one and expected to achieve more than 200 Hz at 640 x 480 pixel resolution with the Vision Master Pro 511 model. This user, who claims to be a competitive CSGO player, asked for tips on how to get the most out of the Vision Master Pro 514 monitor.