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However now the problem is 220hz depends on how great the total pixels and the resolution are. Which means 210hz can look stable only at 2056+ pixels but very glitchy at 1984. And I can't go over 210hz anyway because monitor gives no signal at 493+ pixel cock

the timings you can find from your extension block works better, atleast for me. https://i.imgur.com/56ZTx1S.png guide where I got these is below https://drive.google.com/file/d/13kop4xxejQN3EfLOD6T78WU2GvprVtw2/view hopefully this helps someone info: for some reason windows 7 handles these overclo...

IMPORTANT: Older T-Series Will NOT work (all models older then XL2430T) How come is this inaccurate information still being provided? I posted proof a while ago of a xl2420t running at 244hz without any frameskipping issues. As long as you keep the pixel clock below 330MHz (i believe this is a limi...

Yea even on 1024 x 768 with both dvi and dp

This model Zowie XL2720-B is very strange it can't go over 200hz even on 1024 x 768. It starts to glitch total pixels after 205hz

It's from 2017 and it's made in china. Am I supposed to update the firmware or something

Possibly not, if this is a smartphone camera artifact, as this is not a known quirk of the monitor. Are you using a smartphone with multiple lens? What model and brand? It might be a multi-lens smartphone camera compositor that overlays multiple photographs taken briefly apart. To eliminate this er...

Is that frame skipping? https://abbyradke.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/img_20200630_181234.jpg https://abbyradke.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/img_20200630_181231.jpg https://abbyradke.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/img_20200630_181229.jpg https://abbyradke.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/img_20200630_181227....