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Is the input lag on the newer Z monitors reduced by going to 144 Hz instead of 120? If so, how much of a reduction is there? (I do realize that motion clairity is reduced W/ the higher refresh rate unfortunately)

Just got a XL2420TE, I use LB = 10%, anything higher than that is painfully bright. 10% does an excellent job of freezeing motion. If it could go any lower I would likely use that setting as well (i.e. 5%) as it is still slightly too bright for my eyes.

Is it merely by the nature of strobing that this input lag exists? I.e. it is waiting until the entire LCD is refreshed (top to bottom) and then it strobes to show the entire refreshed frame whereas in non-strobed you see the picture during the refresh which shows you a refreshed centre screen earli...

Does anyone know what the input lag difference is between the various strobeing methods?

ULMB VS Lightboost VS BenQ ? Are they all similar?

Strobe crosstalk is roughly as follows: less strobe crosstalk (razor-sharp ghost images) ASUS VG248QE / BENQ XL2411T (LightBoost / ULMB) BENQ XL2420TE ASUS VG278H (Contrast55%, dull but strobe crosstalk free) BENQ XL2720T / ASUS VG278HE BENQ XL2720Z (BENQ Blur Reduction, fixed firmware, ToastyX twe...

Thanks for the responses so far. Chief, which do you believe is better at freezing the action? 144Hz Benq Montion Blur or 120 Hz Nvidia ULMB? If ULMB one has the advantage and someone proves it works on AMD maybe that is the direction I will go. Are both of these steps up from the current hash of mo...

Hello All, I play competitive Natural Selection 2, which is a very fast paced FPS game where tracking very fast moving enemies is absolutely critical to being good at the game, and I was wondering what would be a good FPS focused monitor for it? I can hit upwards of 170 FPS in the game @ 1080P (and ...