What is MPRT in monitors and what does it do?
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It’s a feature to try and reduce perceived ghosting in the image.
Pixels have to activate and deactivate. This process takes time just like if I told you to flip a light switch on, and then off again a moment later.
This delay can leave parts of a moving image on screen longer. The object isn’t there anymore (in a game) but the pixel is still showing it. It’s a form of motion blur.
MPRT is technology to push the perceived pixel response time to less than the refresh rate and make you see less ghosting. These are tricks like black frame insertion, an extremely fast strobing effect that makes you see less blur.
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