Benq Strobe Duty
Benq Strobe Duty
What does change strobe duty in benq xl2411z monitor? I can't find any PRECISE solution to this on web which i would understand, any help maybe please?
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Re: Benq Strobe Duty
Strobe duty changes the persistence, e.g. the amount of blur reduction. Persistence affects how long the backlight is off and on during a frame, but only Chief Blur Buster knows the exact technical way this works. But basically it functions the same as the Lightboost 10%-100% slider does. Lower values increase amount of blur reduction and dim the screen more.
For some reason, a higher strobe duty also lowers the entire strobing phase down the screen (similar to increasing strobe phase itself, but to a far lower degree); e.g. the strobe crosstalk gets lowered from top to bottom.
For some reason, a higher strobe duty also lowers the entire strobing phase down the screen (similar to increasing strobe phase itself, but to a far lower degree); e.g. the strobe crosstalk gets lowered from top to bottom.
Re: Benq Strobe Duty
Then i should keep it high or low for fastest settings? I'm playing mainly cs:go and was just checking all settings for hardware (changed system) and don't know how to set this one
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Re: Benq Strobe Duty
Find out for yourself what looks best.
Low strobe duty=more smooth motion (more motion blur REDUCTION)= better movement clarity.
Drawback=dimmer screen. Screen might get too dim and then your reaction time suffers from not being able to identify enemies fast enough.
High strobe duty=brighter screen, much easier to spot objects (that are not moving). Can also spot objects moving but will be blurry.
Drawback= more motion blur. fast moving objects may become hard to make out the details instead of being crystal clear.
Only you can decide the tradeoff.
Low strobe duty=more smooth motion (more motion blur REDUCTION)= better movement clarity.
Drawback=dimmer screen. Screen might get too dim and then your reaction time suffers from not being able to identify enemies fast enough.
High strobe duty=brighter screen, much easier to spot objects (that are not moving). Can also spot objects moving but will be blurry.
Drawback= more motion blur. fast moving objects may become hard to make out the details instead of being crystal clear.
Only you can decide the tradeoff.
Re: Benq Strobe Duty
I think i'll set it on max (30) and change it if i will not enjoy it or sth. Ty for help man .