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For me it will have to include:
* Half Rate Strobing because input lag at lower refresh rates is really bad.
* Lower minimum brightness for office work, at least down to 50 nit.

I found a tool that allows me to change the rest of the standard parameter while still in the Service Menu, called ClickMonitorDDC .
Very convenient if I want to play with ISET and adjust RGB values, Contrast, Color Profile, Source Input, etc.
Still, I wish I didn't have to use workarounds and break ...

Sharing an idea.

I've noticed that the response time of the monitor at 60Hz is slower than at higher refresh rates, which is expected because the frame buffer at 60Hz is still 16.7ms.
An easy test with dual monitor configuration where you move a window up and down halfway between where the monitors ...

Thank you.

I thought ISET is only effective with strobing, apparently not only.
Also, CEC PWM is the regular brightness setting, on my monitor it goes from 23-81 which is equivalent to 0-100 in the menu.
All the settings jump back to default (but not the value) as soon as any DDC/CI command is sent ...

Thanks Chief.

Another question, is there a way to further lower the minimum brightness?
With Brightness at 0 I get 85 nit which is quite bright, my reference is 60 nit to which I set all my monitors.

I can reach 60 nit with strobing but sometimes I don't want that, or the PWM setting in the ...

Using the ICC profile I've shared in Novideo-sRGB, black shades are nice and even without crushing.
Again, extremely hard to photograph with a phone.
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Can't say my sample has any edge light bleeding, just the typical IPS glow.
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Very hard to capture with a phone.
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Calibrated with i1 Display Pro + ArgyllCMS + DisplayCAL for 6500k.
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Calibrating.jpg
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First set as following:
Color Temperature -> User Color
Red 98
Green 95
Blue 100

Then apply ICM Profile in Novideo_sRGB to clamp Gamut and Curve correction.
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[b]ViewSonic XG2431 21.10.2024.icm.zip[/b ...

Bumping the question, is there a 'hack' to strobe at 48Hz?


I used to have a XG2431 batch that can do <60Hz strobing. Although pulse width and other strobe utility settings were locked and pulse was too dim/short. It was probably a bug that they later fixed becase newer units can't do that ...