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As I understand it from the Rtings review it's basically a gimmick at anything lower than 540 Hz (there are pursuit photos there) because crosstalk is terrible and the pulse is longer at lower refresh rates:
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/benq/zowie-xl2586x


Dyac 2 (XL2586X, XL2586X ...

I did not care about local dimming until recently but there's TCL 32R84 which seems to be great on paper with 1400 zones and 1400+ cd/m2 and most affordable 32" 4K FALD monitor.
There's also a chinese rebrand Ffalcon R32U8 which might be even cheaper.

Hence the question: how does local dimming ...

As I understand it from the Rtings review it's basically a gimmick at anything lower than 540 Hz (there are pursuit photos there) because crosstalk is terrible and the pulse is longer at lower refresh rates:
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/ ... ie-xl2586x

Found a review in Japanese and they are doing the pursuit shot wrong lmao.

https://jisakuhibi.jp/zowie-xl2586x
https://jisakuhibi.jp/wp-content/uploads/lb-backup/9d63d7ab.jpg

Every shot they take does not have long exposure to capture motion across multiple frames. I feel like a damn genius ...

I probably found it. It's not FALD but rather side backlight used to scan the panel, it's called Dyac2.
https://zowie.benq.com/en-us/knowledge/ ... -dyac.html
Would really love to know if anybody tested it.

I heard a lot about the programmatic BFI:
https://blurbusters.com/crt-simulation-in-a-gpu-shader-looks-better-than-bfi/
https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=10050

but I do not care too much about them. But I do care about some monitor which got released this year which has scanline BFI ...

Where is the console tool? You posted a dozen links, I can't find it anymore


It's here:
First of all, DSC is an open standard available from VESA directly for free.
https://vesa.org/vesa-display-compression-codecs/
https://app.box.com/s/vcocw3z73ta09txiskj7cnk6289j356b/folder/11133487793 ...

I am not aware of any way to force GPU to use DSC except maybe isolating some lanes on the cable (never tried it, have no idea whether it should work). Maybe connecting two or more cables sequentially will make GPU choose lower link speed without failure to connect.

But you should not need it when ...

I am under impression that I will probably hack my own BFI in few years. It's technically doable on any backlit display without modifying firmware and modifying TCONs.

I would love:
- VA or IPS display
- 4K 32" or more or something else providing same height in pixels and physically
- non curved or low curvature (would hate to need to sit only in front of it, I sit off centre a lot)
- good BFI without significant artifacts like trails and slow red phosphor ...