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I used the monitor for a while and in fact the brightness is not as low as I said with vrb activated, the conclusion is that the big difference is ... fact that I forgot to mention is that this panel has a strange coating, it looks grainy and you can see the pixels, something I don't see on the 256...

Would you be so kind to share the settings you've configured as I just copped! Thanks These settings are what I've landed on: Overdrive: Normal Freesync: Off Esports: On VRB: Extreme Ultra low latency: On Contrast: 46 Color Mode: User Color Space: General Gamma: 2.4 Temperature: User Rgain: 45 Ggai...

Thanks for your thoughts about the monitor! I'm surprised about the VRB brightness since I had to use the 390hz model with VRB off because of the low brightness. The 390hz IPS with VRB on strongest was a comfortable brightness level for me. That's where I set my monitors even without strobing etc a...

So first impressions, I wasn't blown away by the strobing, I mean it's the best I've ever seen but you can still see crosstalk in the top portion of the screen at speeds 1400+ on UFO test. I was expecting that aspect to be better but from what I've seen it's no worse than the other 540hz panels. Wha...

XV242F has a DSC on/off switch. If I turn it off I can only use the display in YCbCr422 colour mode though. The Asus has a DSC switch also. Unfortunate its not possible to overclock the 540 ASUS monitor in CRU so the switch is kinda useless. The idea was to overlock the 360hz to 480hz If u know how...

XV242F has a DSC on/off switch. If I turn it off I can only use the display in YCbCr422 colour mode though.

PumaDace1907 wrote: ↑

21 May 2024, 04:00

petight wrote: ↑

20 May 2024, 12:51

Instant price cuts to £500, ordered myself one. 50% off Vs Asus and Zowie for the same panel!

where can you buy it `?

I ordered from overclockers UK, but looks like Scan and Ebuyer also have stock

Instant price cuts to £500, ordered myself one. 50% off Vs Asus and Zowie for the same panel!

I see it for sale in the UK today for £599.99. XV242Fbmiiprx

LG have announced an OLED capable of doing 480hz at 1080p. I can't paste the link, so just Google 32GS95UE. I'm assuming this works by having each refresh use an alternating pixel, essentially overlapping two 240hz 1080p outputs. If that's the case, I'd expect this would also achieve a BFI -like inc...