Hey Guys,
On TN panels, sometimes turning down the SHARPNESS setting (to where it looks rather blurry) can greatly reduce or eliminate inversion artifacts, depending on the monitor. If it even has a sharpness setting. This works on Benq monitors, but you pay the price in IQ.....
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- 09 Jan 2018, 17:39
- Forum: General — Displays, Graphics & More
- Topic: Any way to reduce inversion artifacts?
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- 06 Jan 2018, 16:57
- Forum: General — Displays, Graphics & More
- Topic: Any way to reduce inversion artifacts?
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Re: Any way to reduce inversion artifacts?
depending on the refresh rate you are using, make sure "Pixels Per Frame" is an odd number. You'll begin seeing inversion artifacts in the ghosting trail and/or backgrounds.
Thanks for the information. This gives me something to experiment with.
Just wondering about the part above where you ...
Thanks for the information. This gives me something to experiment with.
Just wondering about the part above where you ...
- 06 Jan 2018, 13:57
- Forum: General — Displays, Graphics & More
- Topic: Any way to reduce inversion artifacts?
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Any way to reduce inversion artifacts?
Hi all,
Recently I picked up a Dell 2716DG 27" 144 hz monitor and overall I'm pretty happy with it. The black levels and colors are great and at 120 hz and above everything runs smooth as buttered silk.
But once I started to play games on it, I started to notice a lot of issues with a very fine ...
Recently I picked up a Dell 2716DG 27" 144 hz monitor and overall I'm pretty happy with it. The black levels and colors are great and at 120 hz and above everything runs smooth as buttered silk.
But once I started to play games on it, I started to notice a lot of issues with a very fine ...