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This seems to be working on a gsync IPS too (XG2703-GS). This provides a benefit when using ULMB. But apparent brightness is lost, which especially for ULMB is a big drawback. However, there's still some brightness headroom left if you're willing to run brightness 100.

In non-ULMB mode, lowering ...

So I just got this monitor and I discovered something very nice. There use to be a contrast trick for BenQ gaming monitors, where if you lowered the contrast, it helped hide a tiny bit of ghosting on the low overdrive. Through some testing, I discovered this same trick also works on Dell monitors ...