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But if you want a monitor to last forever and you don't want to use blur reduction, why not buy an IPS? You can't have your cake and eat it too. I understand what you're coming from, though. Just turn off blur reduction if not in use. That's all I can suggest. Don't let the fear of a 'degraded' lif...

No one can answer your second or third questions. Because, unfortunately, no one knows. If they knew they would have replied. I've yet to see a monitor panel die prematurely from strobing. What CAN damage the backlight LED's is overvoltage, and there is a known problem with 50 hz SINGLE STROBE (if ...

Can anyone answer my 2nd and 3rd questions?

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I can answer the first question(s), that is does either Blur Reduction or LightBoost add any input lag and the answer is - NO. All that these techniques do is just strobe the backlight. In other words, instead of having the screen lit up all the time constantly, the backlight is going to flicker. N...

i've got a question too but i reply this to this thread (non sense to doing a new thread) dooes LIGHTBOOST add input lag? If yes i've got BETTER reaction time at 144hz without lightboost or in 120hz WITH lightboost? (i playin csgo) I can't answer your first question, but if it does you're definitel...

New owner of a XL2411Z, was curious about a few things involving Blur Reduction. Does using Blur Reduction add any input lag? If so, how much? Does using Blur Reduction at all times shorten the lifespan of the monitor or LEDs? If so, does using the VT 1500 tweak shorten it even more since it allows ...