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480hz only... It's announced at CES this year. TFTcentral has a bunch of news articles. However, depending on the coating, I'd take the LG over the Asus even if it has BFI. Not sure why OLED was split into it's own forum as the announcements are all over the place now. Would be better if you could j...

To anyone else that owns this monitor, is motion clarity better at 240hz? For some strange reason when things get really fast paced in OW2, it's easier to track everything at 240hz. It's like the monitor gets hazy or blurry at 480-540hz in very fast paced sequences. ULMB doesn't seem to matter. Sta...

To anyone else that owns this monitor, is motion clarity better at 240hz? For some strange reason when things get really fast paced in OW2, it's easier to track everything at 240hz. It's like the monitor gets hazy or blurry at 480-540hz in very fast paced sequences. ULMB doesn't seem to matter. Star...

Yup... I wasn't even considering a OLED because of burnin and all the 480hz ones are 32", but this is 27 and 1440p which is a nice topper. Still would appreciate a 24", but given the options... this seems very good. LG panels seem among the best at avoiding burnin too. Exciting year at CES for displ...

As a side note to tweaking here, make sure you turn on wide gamut, makes the monitor not look nearly as washed out.

Weird, I found ULMB to be superb and honestly the non-ULMB mode to be lackluster by comparison. You can easily see this playing something like OW2.

Also most places regard the Aw2524hf as awful as it's essentially a IPS panel that was originally meshed with 360hz that was slapped with 500hz.

This might be a me problem, but after installing the monitor I get weird CPU spikes on DWM every 10-20s. Like clockwork, especially while gaming. It'll usually cause a single core to spike to about 50-80%, then back down over a secondish. Updated windows, installed newest Nvidia drivers, tried 500hz...

I tried 60 and it felt like I was going blind, despite I visually matched the pulse width brightness to my normal brightness levels. I've since set it to 100 and turned down brightness normally. It seemingly has nothing to do with brightness, it has something to do with how long you can see the ima...

Hmm strange alot of people use pulse width at 100 for me its too bright. 50 works well for me. And yeah ULMB makes a huge difference in Overwatch. I used overdrive in normal have to try esports later. I tried 60 and it felt like I was going blind, despite I visually matched the pulse width brightne...

Changing my stance. I listened to the review that said to turn down brightness with 'pulse width' this essentially lead to a scenario with ULMB on where it felt like I had cataracts and it was very hard to see anything going on on the screen, I had been using it at 70 and tried 60 before thinking I ...