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 While the refresh rate and frame rate of full-color LED displays may seem similar, there are notable differences between the two. Frame rate refers to the speed at which the image changes, whereas refresh rate indicates how frequently the graphics card refreshes its output data. A frame rate of 60Hz means the graphics card generates 60 frames per second, while a refresh rate of 60Hz means the graphics card sends 60 signals per second. Generally, the frame rate should be lower than the refresh rate, with the difference accounting for unused frames. Frame rate affects the smoothness of the image, while refresh rate impacts screen flicker. The human eye perceives anything above 16 frames per second as continuous, a phenomenon known as "persistence of vision." However, once frame rates exceed 75Hz, any improvement in smoothness becomes almost imperceptible. In summary, understanding the distinction between refresh rate and frame rate is crucial for optimizing the visual perfo...

 It is well known in the industry that COB is bound to become the trend of future displays. GOB, which is derived on the basis of SMD technology, is a transitional product in the industry.   So, what are the differences between GOB and COB? First, we need to understand what GOB is.   GOB (Glue on board) refers to pouring glue on the surface of the standard-mounted lamp. The production process is as follows: we produce LED modules according to the normal procedure, and then fill glue on the lamp surface of the LED module. When the glue dries, a strong protective layer is formed on the lamp surface of the module. This process is adopted to achieve the purposes of preventing bumps, waterproofing, dustproofing and shockproofing. Therefore, this technology is called GOB. As shown in the figure below: First, the LED lamp surface is mounted in a conventional way, and then the next step of lamp surface glue filling is carried out. This means that all conventional modules can be p...

  Smart Design for All Dimensions and Applications The Magic Cubic LED Display offers versatility with various dimensions, making it perfect for a wide range of application scenarios. Available in 4-sided or 5-sided screen options , this cube-shaped LED display attracts attention from all angles, ensuring you capture your audience no matter where they are. Whether used as a single unit for storefront logo displays or combined in clusters for event presentations, the Magic Cube LED Screen delivers a captivating visual experience. Core Features: Multiple Sizes for Flexible Use : The Magic Cube LED Screen is available in different sizes to suit your specific needs: 320x320x320 mm, P2.5 Indoor & P2.5 Outdoor 384x384x384 mm, P3 Indoor & P3 Outdoor 500x500x500 mm, P3.91 Outdoor 512x512x512 mm, P4 Indoor User-Friendly Operation : Featuring plug-and-play functionality, the Magic Cube LED Screen can be easily controlled via a self-developed MCBox App (Android comp...