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If PWM-free during Windows desktop use is important, Im planning on using the monitor mainly for gaming and learning web development, can i use the monitor at 100% brightness so it wont bother me the flicker thing? So you can turn off LightBoost during Windows desktop (to get PWM-free for static Wi...

Excellent! Im going to buy one of those monitors (this Saturday :D). Is flickering a problem for the "eye strain" issue? i read that if i use the brightness at 100%, there is no flicker at the screen. How can i reduce the brightness without getting the flicker problem? (Maybe using some kind of "old...

Great, thanks for sharing your knowledge with me :D The BenQ XL2420T (120hz) vs the ASUS VG248QE, will be a meaningful difference besides the 24hz that im losing ? is 1ms gtg vs 2 ms gtg a big difference? im really thinking about getting that BenQ (cheaper by 50$ and the seller is a much more kind p...

Hello, The XL2420T does have the old LightBoost function (compatible with ToastyX StrobeLight instead of BlurBusters Strobe Utility). As does the Acer GN246HL monitor which can be purchased brand new for under $200 brand new with warranty. The GN246HL has LightBoost too, though the ToastyX setup fa...

Hi guys im new here and i will strongly appreciate your help in this decision, I can only afford to buy one of these monitors (also used): BenQ XL2420T (120HZ) 150usd LG 24GM77 (144HZ) 200usd *Asus VG248QE is unreachable for me, it costs 360usd here so I'm between the first two monitors* I really w...

If I am limited to those 3 monitors, and the used price was great, the VG248QE is the one to get. It is compatible with the LightBoost hack, and ToastyX Strobelight. Be noted that if you are very sensitive to eyestrain -- the early models of VG248QE had PWM-dimming, so if you needed a PWM-free back...