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Guys, how are you?

I have this monitor, but mine came with that flickering problem. As I bought it used, I ended up keeping it anyway. I used it with a custom resolution at 390hz and with manual settings, so it completely stopped flickering. However, I needed to format my PC, and when trying to ...

Guys, how are you?

I have this monitor, but mine came with that flickering problem. As I bought it used, I ended up keeping it anyway. I used it with a custom resolution at 390hz and with manual settings, so it completely stopped flickering. However, I needed to format my PC, and when trying to ...

Guys, I have a similar question.

I have the Acer 390hz, but I have been playing more EA FC 24 (Fifa 2024) and I limit the fps in the game to 120, as the game is poorly optimized at high fps rates, so I stay at 390hz / 120fps. I don't experience any screen tearing or stuttering this way. Would there ...

Guys, how are you?

I have this monitor and use it at 360hz. Currently I've been playing EA FC 24 (Fifa 24) more and I usually leave the fps locked in the game at 120fps/360hz. I don't get any screen tearing or stuttering with these settings. My question would be, would I still have any benefit in ...

can someone here post good VT values for 240hz on the XL2566K please? I understand that on 240hz u can make like 85-90% of the screen ghosting-free, and that the 66k's panel is in fact much better at 240hz than older 240hz benq screens like 2540 and even 2546k
For XL2566K with Quake Live, if ...

VRR on or off? Pros and cons of both?

I have tried VRR for the first time for the past few days and am unsure if i play better or worse with it.

I play Fortnite and cap my frames at 387 on 390hz.

I can’t consistently hold 387 but my frames usually vary between 250-387.

I imagine VRR uses more ...

What do you prefer? Increase the digital vibrance in NVCP or leave it at 50% and increase the color saturation in the monitor's OSD? Why?

I was wondering if overdrive is better set to normal or extreme for 360hz? I know that normal is recommended for 390hz but what about 360hz? is extreme better? has anyone done any testing with the overdrive settings for 360hz?


Hello,

I usually used "Extreme" because I thought higher = better ...

I also took some pictures of the frame skipping test, some come out perfectly, but others come out with some "cropped" frames? Would that be a problem? What can this be?

How can trailing get in the way of a competitive game in the real world? I can see trailing in UFO test depending on the speed, but I don't notice it in game. Would it "turn" into motion blur?

Personally I just struggle to recognize fine details during a teamfight.
Dark transitions ...