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Right. I'm using the Linux i2c-dev kernel driver. This page suggests that there's hope for Mac users: http://www.paintyourdragon.com/?p=43 . I'm don't have a Mac to try it out, though.

Also, regarding minimum strobe duration, I actually can see a difference between 0.167 ms, 0.334 ms, and 0.5 ms on ...

For the Linux users out there who'd like to tweak the BENQ Blur Reduction settings without switching back to Windows, I wrote a simple command line utility to help do this. You can find it at https://github.com/fhunleth/blstrobe . It is nowhere near as user friendly or polished as Mark's Strobe ...

Thanks all for the responses. Now I can't wait until I get my monitor upgraded to V2. Best forum ever.

It seems that some monitors flash the backlight once per frame and others flash twice per flame. On my firmware V1 BenQ XL2420Z, 60 and 75 Hz flash twice per frame and >=100 Hz frame rates flash once per frame. Has anyone looked at this between monitors (or between the V1 and V2 firmware)? I'd like ...

Wow. Thanks for the quick and informative response. I'll post an update if I make good progress.

Is there any way to enable LightBoost (or any similar technology) on Linux? I see posts about plugging the monitor into a Windows PC and running the ToastyX Strobelight, but is it possible to enable in a pure Linux environment? If I would need to write a program to do this, are there any pointers to ...