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komic0 wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2019, 11:55

--> But I think when I overclock my monitor, input lag goes high, because in CS:GO with native @144hz (AMA: Premium, Blur Reduction: ON) my experience is much much better than @210hz or @165hz.

Did you forget to enable instant mode?

Is there a tool that can be used to remove the annoying ''out of range'' error that gets overlayed on a successful overclock?

I don't know if this works, but it's worth a try. viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5544

Kosmos, if you're looking for a budget 144Hz monitor and you play fps games, the Asus VG248QE is still the fastest and best-looking budget 144Hz screen on the market. you can also go for the Benq XL2536 if you have $100 more to spend and it's currently on sale for $50 off on amazon.

I created an account just to tell you this, Avoid the Benq XL2411P at all cost. this monitor doesn't feel like a true 144Hz monitor at all. I've been gaming on TN panels my entire life and the slightly washed out TN colors is not a problem but when a monitor tries to show details in dark areas which...