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I have the new gigabyte f027q3 1440p 360hz monitor
I know the extremly low respons times on multiple refresh rates but i was wondering in games wo can't steady push 360 fps
What would be better ? Cap fps on steady 240fps and refreshrate at 360 or, refreshrate at 240hz and 240fps so they are in sync ...

In the general mag251rx topic the step by step how to get 10bit on 240hz is deleted
Anyone know how to select 10 bit?
I did the cru native resolution trick but 10bit is still greyed out..

Cheers

Dont have the k model..

So coming from a zowie xl2546 240hz panel
With good motion blur reduction and low input lag , is moving to a IPS panel worth it?
I'm really interested in the MSI Optix MAG251RX monitor but will i lose a lot of clearity ? The viewing angles and the clear colors is what i'm missing with zowie but ...

Ok, sorry I run a 9900ks on 5.2 ghz and 2080ti on Max overclock both on water

Hi guys,

So last year I gave the zowie XL2546 a shot. experience 240hz first impressions were great but slowly I began to think it's not the best solution to run it at 240hz if your cpu can not sustain a fully 240hz all the time.
I hope you guys can help me to decide what to do.

I play battlefield ...

Non esport game... bf1 main game

Zowie xl2546 has great strobe crosstalk fine tuning , all 240hz monitors suffer crosstalk but if you can finetune it that is to me very important

Ok crystal clear! Thanks chief

Will set my benq to 182hz and cap the fps on that number too. I'm a bit disappointed that in some games the stress on the CPU is so high that a steady 240fps with an super high end rig is not enough.

Lets say my lowest is 180fps and highest 237fps on a 240hz monitor
57fps between low and high and changing frametimes are they that bad for consistent aim? Or is it more of a myth and those tiny frametime differences are negligible?

Thx boys.