Blur Busters Forums

Even if it may not be as refined as the newer Pulsar implementations, the PG27AQN is still far from being obsolete.
If someone already owns it, or can get it at a reasonable price, it remains a very competent monitor overall.

A 'reasonable' price would be <400eur. No one will and should buy it ...

Gsync + Vsync + Reflex doesn't give the perfect frames which leads to artifacts using pulsar so it's not as cut and dry as it should be.
I rather take the input latency con than the imperfect frame pacing reflex gives that causes artifacts with Gsync pulsar in the games I play.
Reliably lossless ...

Honestly though my testing it's been really frustrating because in some games the motion clarity is noticeable, in other games it's not and it has 100% to do with precise frame times.
If the frame times aren't ABSOULTELY perfect to what the gsync module considers "stable" gsync pulsar is ...

Thanks for your reply! But now I'm wondering, how does a YAG phosphor LCD panel differ? (I'll look into that right away.)
And why would that help?

I might've thrown a bit too many technical terms for you, as you're a newcomer.
Let's frame it in this way:
You have 2 classes of displays on the ...

new development - interesting part, amazon sent me 2 XL2566X+ - instead of 1 , so they messed up with delivery , anyways , 1 i need to sent back , before sending it back i decided why just not to give a shot and try it - just took out the monitor hooked on the stander and powered on - and guess ...

Obsolete? It remains a very good, exceptional screen among IPS displays tho. Even though its price is sill very high. I heard that the brightness would be low on new screens with Pulsar enabled, that would be a shame.

• Too high of a pricepoint, which can get you one of the Pulsar models.
• The ...

Is this because 360 Hz sample-and-hold already has very low persistence (~2.8 ms), making the clarity gain from Pulsar relatively small? Or could something else be happening?

Pulsar should be much clearer than the panel's refreshtime (~2,77778 ms). This isn't the issue you're having.
You simply ...

There's no "ultimate guide".
It's all about trial & error.
Start with standard YAG phosphor LCDs (e.g.: majority of FHD TN/VA/IPS +200Hz LCD models, AOC Q24G2A & some 27" QHD 120-165hz models)
Your specific model is a KSF/PFS (wide color gamut) LCD.
OLED isn't a solution you should exhaust until ...

Really?
Because I was thinking, it's been years since I've tried IPS monitors. I tried one or two three years ago, so I figured they'd changed the panels since then and improve this area since now OLED is the new focused area. It's disheartening to read you say that...

Just to be specific, I was ...

x1xz0 wrote: ↑

12 Feb 2026, 18:00

It's interesting that you aren't able to use the XL2566X+.
Have you considered that it might be panel coating related? TN's to have a severe matte coating, which can affect eye comfort.
I suggest trying cheaper panels first, such as the AOC Q25G4SR.