“What is the clear motion rate?”

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• The term "Clear Motion Rate" is just a manufacturer's description for interpolation trickery. The true native refresh rate for the KS8000 is 120hz.

  Answered by GuyFromFlorida 9 years ago

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• It's 240hz and it's incredible. I bought and returned a 120hz Samsung so I know the difference. If you can afford a 240hz, do it, it makes all the difference.

  Answered by DONNIEDARKO 8 years ago

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• Justin, I think it is Samsun's way of talking about refresh rate. The net effect is that transition form one frame to another is smoother and I do not see any motion jitter of motion smearing that I have seen on 60 hz and 120 hz refresh rates.

  Answered by jjallen 9 years ago

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• So what you mean is that if we have a 1080p Plasma same size is better for gaming than this TV? Plasmas refresh rates are 600 hz comparing to this set at 240 hz.

  Answered by AV2016 8 years ago

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• The Clear Motion for This TV is 240

  Answered by Anonymous 8 years ago

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• Looks like 240 is the clear motion rate which is good...

  Answered by mrski14 8 years ago

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• 240

  Answered by HomebrewerNJ 9 years ago

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