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This is the old Blur Busters List of 120Hz, 144Hz and 240Hz computer monitors, including LightBoost monitors, gaming monitors, and overclockable monitors, including 1080p and 1440p monitors.
Type of Monitors: LightBoost | Overclockable | Samsung | Other

120Hz Monitors – Motion Blur Eliminating

Includes: LightBoost, ULMB (G-SYNC), EIZO Turbo 240, BENQ Blur Reduction
These monitors eliminate motion blur using an optional strobe backlight mode such as LightBoost. For more info, see TFTCentral: Motion Blur Reduction Backlights for explanations. Low-persistence strobe backlights allows LCD to have CRT motion clarity.

*For BENQ Z-Series, these links include V2 firmware required for Strobe Utility.

Overclockable Monitors

These monitors are overclockable to 120Hz (or close), using either IPS or PLS panel technology, mainly Korean monitors. See the 120Hz 1440p IPS/PLS Guide.

120Hz Monitors – Older LightBoost

These are older LightBoost monitors that are now discontinued.

120Hz Monitors – Older Samsung (Strobed)

These Samsung monitors works with the Samsung Zero Motion Blur HOWTO.
However, most of these Samsung monitors are discontinued.

120Hz Monitors – Other

These monitors do not have a motion blur reduction strobe backlight.
Most are older 120Hz displays that are discontinued, while some displays are newer.

True 120Hz Televisions / Projectors

Some HDTV and projectors can be used as a 120Hz computer monitor, see HDTV Overclocking HOWTO: 120Hz from PC to TV. There are others, however, the displays below are carefully selected displays with consistent success reports of true 120Hz.

Specialty 120Hz Monitors

These monitors are targeted towards scientific purposes. These monitors will typically massively outperform all other 120Hz flat panel monitors. These are expensive 120Hz IPS and 120Hz VA panels, rather than TN panels.

Additions & Questions?

For questions, come post in the new Blur Busters Forums! Heard of a new new 120Hz display? Tell us about it, such as a new LightBoost monitor, or a missing 120Hz monitor of any LCD / LED / flat panel type, that can accept a 120Hz refresh rate, 240Hz monitors, strobe backlight monitors, or similar. This list of 120Hz gaming monitors is current as of 2013.