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Hi, Can you explain what a negative millisecond latency means in this database? Thanks Edit: I’m now assuming it just means it’s that amount faster then the baseline mouse Ikari Optical at 0ms They took one mouse and made it the "standard" value for latency testing, giving it a value of zero. Then ...

I've been using this monitor at 160fps on apex with a crappy cpu, but good ram and gpu. The ram is limited to about 3800mhz due to the cpu, a 7600k @ 4.9ghz (4core, 4 thread), and a 1080. There are good tweaks to be found in this video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V37ADYWPbcs . I use the adaptiv...

How would you stop the UI on your game from burning in? If there was a way to toggle the UI on/off, I would totally go with an OLED gaming monitor.

Just bought it. I really wanted the 240hz ULMB, and it was in my price range. Upgrading from a 120hz Benq xl2410t, so I don't have much experience with high refresh rate nor Motion blur reduction.

Thanks I'll check it out. As for the disabling full screen optimisation, does that also not work for you? There are a lot of other little tweaks that I've used for other games to varying success. -The disabling of full screen optimizations/dpi scaling in properties. -Disabling shader cache in nvidi...

A lot of stuttering occurs when windows fills up your ram with useless standby memory that doesn't get deleted like it's supposed to. Hit ctrl+shift+escape (for task manager), go to the performance tab, click resource monitor, go to the memory tab. You can see the standby memory currently allocated....