NVIDIA has revealed G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB) 2, the second generation of tech it designed to minimize motion blur in games.

Motion blur, camera tracking, and automatic hashtags arrive in the new Final Fantasy 16 patch.

Nvidia is rolling out Ultra Low Motion Blur 2 (ULMB 2) technology, which should make motion in games on compatible monitors appear smoother, brighter, and crisper without compromising your refresh ...

The NVIDIA G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur 2 technology offers over 1000 Hz of clarity to cut down on motion blur, but you will need a recent G-Sync monitor and a firmware update to use it.

When is motion blur toggle coming to Final Fantasy 16? Not much has been said on Final Fantasy 16’s motion blur toggle, however we know that the developers are working on a toggle for the game.

Square Enix has listened to player complaints and included an option to turn off motion blur in Final Fantasy 16's first post-launch patch: update 1.03.

Learn how to disable motion blur to get high FPS or eliminate the chances of dealing with motion sickness.

Previously, Gunfire Games President, David Adams stated on Twitter that “you can turn off motion blur.” However, console players have noted that this feature is absent on both Xbox Series S/X ...

Motion blur in Final Fantasy 16 is causing some players to feel nauseated with no way to turn the feature off.

Techspot posted an interesting article for those of us who are motion blur fanatics: GPU-based shader simulates motion clarity of classic CRT monitors, courtesy of Blur Busters It looks like Blur ...