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Okay, now go to Testufo.com and make sure that 120fps doesn't look like 60fps, or that it even shows up at all.

In what context? Are you sure you didn't have a resolution mode set by a game put you into 60hz? Did you ever actually check your 120hz with Testufo? It's an astoundingly bold claim - like a "go to your local hospital and submit yourself for human vision research, because apparently you're unlike a ...

I don't get what's so unbelievable in that... Much easier to believe you were misconfigured and only getting 60hz. That or believed you were seeing flicker, got a headache, and decided you could see it. Or you did the hand-wave thing like we as kids used to in front of CRTs to see the staggered fin...

Haste wrote:120Hz Strobbed flickers too much for me

Yeah, sure thing Legolas.

I see a lot of 144hz love around here, but I feel that it's just for the bigger number. 144hz comes from being six times the 24 frames per second of standard film. When you see a 3D movie it's in 24fps, and each frame is repeated three times for each eye: Left-Right-Left-Right-Left-Right. This reduc...

we need a new forum for "which monitor to get" :P someone should compile a spreadsheet comparing the various options The answer is, generally, the 2411z unless you have gripes about the overaggressive anti-ghosting, which is a very understandable hangup. At profiled 120hz it has much better colors ...

144hz isn't really worth the color depth loss and wider top and bottom bands out-of-phase.

Plus any game locked to 60 or, Gaben forbid, 30fps is going to still vsync without continuous microstutters.

Eyeblur wrote:Fine, then:
Not glossy or matte, but it absorbs all light that falls onto the display. Happy?

Now that's a good idea...

i ordered the XL2411Z , do i need to set it up somehow or its just fine out of the box? All pretty much right here: Just be sure to run VT1350/120hz, set the persistence between 1ms and 2ms, keep the crosstalk on the early side, get the appropriate ICC profile, and set it to the Standard picture mo...

Definitely Benq's hyperaggressive anti-ghost. It's a tough choice between ghosting everywhere and even worse nega-ghosts in midtones.

Maybe they can put out some firmware updates to tone it back a bit. I found it immediately funny that the lowest setting is 'high' on the 24xxZ.