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So 3 weekends later I decided to go back to 144hz(no Dyac) and did some testing, going back from 240hz to 144hz is really noticeable, fast movements are much more smooth and nice feeling. Even when just doing straightforward cone style tracing aim (quake LG or Overwatch Soldier76) the 240hz felt muc...

Thanks for posting your Zowie XL2546 update! It's good to hear experiences about 240Hz. it might as well be an IPS compared to the 2411z. Sounds like BenQ/Zowie has really focussed on pre-calibrating their TN panels for the best color quality -- this is good to hear! Blurbusters strobe utility show...

Ended up going with BenQ, Will see how the DYAC goes, sad no GSYNC. I'd like to know how your BenQ/Zowie experience goes. I'm particularly interested in how it directly compares to the very old XL2410T. Let me know how it goes mate :)[/quote][/quote] So this is my impressions since Friday, 240hz is...

Ended up going with BenQ, Will see how the DYAC goes, sad no GSYNC. I'd like to know how your BenQ/Zowie experience goes. I'm particularly interested in how it directly compares to the very old XL2410T. I am on a BenQ XL2411Z for about 4 years now, so I should be able to give quite an accurate desc...

Ended up going with BenQ, Will see how the DYAC goes, sad no GSYNC.

I think 'they' said it has brighter ULMB and ULMB can be uses at any refreshrate. besides that, i'm not sure what else. Yeah that's pretty much it. it's just as bright with DyAc (ULMB) on or off, even at 240Hz. If G-Sync is more important to you (especially if you play a lot of games on high detail...

I think 'they' said it has brighter ULMB and ULMB can be uses at any refreshrate. besides that, i'm not sure what else. Yeah that's pretty much it. it's just as bright with DyAc (ULMB) on or off, even at 240Hz. If G-Sync is more important to you (especially if you play a lot of games on high detail...

I also would love to know if anyone has anything concrete for the Benq 2546 verses the Asus with Gsync

good information and read, presuming i am doing it correctly, being 1 foot away from a 24 inch screen is roughly 80 degrees viewing angle so optimal would be closer to two feet!?

Sounds kind of far to me, im going to play around a little with stuff and see how feels.

Did a quick search and couldn't find anything specifically PC related and non console, so i decided to post! What is the optimal distance to be from your monitor (24 inch) while playing FPS games, for both mouse/hand to eye coordination and best viewing of the screen. I have for the past years sat w...