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Hi guys, I have a problem with vg259qm. My windows display settings showing 279.857hz. and when I look at settings with cru, I see it is different from the default settings shared on the forum Nothing wrong, because it's a stock "280Hz" refresh rate and timings. And yes, refresh rate placement in C...

Why is AMA High better than Premium? Less inverse ghosting artifacts even with DyAc enabled = more comfortable gameplay to your eyes. (no pics sorry) Strobe Utility thread: https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3894 Strobe Crosstalk: Blur Reduction article by Chiеf: https://blurbuster...

I think it's just better response time on lower refresh rates = more pixels in refresh rate window. I had this monitor and 180-200Hz felt better than "native" 240Hz (regardless of AMA settings). Specificity of the panel, like sk1p mentioned earlier. For best results with XL2546 use DyAc Premium + AM...

lowfiguy7 wrote: ↑

05 Feb 2021, 20:51

Is the asus worth getting over the BenQ Zowie XL2540K ?

It's worth if you gonna use it for more than just gaming: content creation, photoshop, movies etc. Better colors and viewing angles on IPS panels do the work.

RedFr4me wrote: ↑

01 Feb 2021, 12:57

- All others 1920x1080 resolutions deleted in CRU

Hello. Try to delete HDR profile via CRU.
Also there is official VG259QM/VG279QM thread on this forum.

Can someone give me a good setting for this monitor, specific warzone. I want to see clear while having good frame. There are so many different settings on here. I'm not sure what to set up on my nvidia control panel setting either. I have a 2080 Ti Look up this post: https://forums.blurbusters.com...

Sounds like pixel inversion artifacts, typical for most TN panels. Try to disable DyAc and see how it looks after. https://www.testufo.com/inversion *How much did you pay for it? Honestly, not the best choice for 2021 gaming, unless you're using strobe mode (DyAc) or making money (esports). Get the ...

Found one more firmware (MCM105) inconsistency.
Toggling "Blue Light Filter" [ON(any)->OFF] resets "User Mode" color settings to RGB: 100-100-100.

Guys, can you please check VRR range? It seems advertised "48-240Hz" is actually 60-240 (61-280).
upd: figured out that must be how LFC works (early kick in). I really don't like VRR's choppy 60fps at 120Hz.

I have tried by chance to set the OD to 100 with frequencies below 200 hz and I was surprised that it is even better than OD 60 or 120 but with an almost imperceptible minimum of overshoot I'm pretty sure it's a firmware bug or inconsistency. Several people confirmed the same thing in this thread e...