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Falkentyne wrote:Yes, set that 100 to 003 and then the problem is fixed.
Setting the phase that high causes a black screen. This usually happens after a flash and for some reason the # gets set to 100 improperly.

Should the single strobe be on? i changed it to 003 and now it works,thanks

Here is a video of the problem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys6mMjwvol8

Can it be this that is the problem? (left picture is when i just got it) http://prntscr.com/44pa7e

Screen goes instant black when i try to put it on blur reduction with 1350 VT, im using 120hz.

Hi,i installed the display pilot program to see if i could get higher brightness somehow and i think it messed up something with the blur reduction. I was using blur reduction + vt trick without problems before i installed the display pilot.

I can use blur reduction without the VT trick but when i ...

rapt0r wrote:Similar thread here:-
http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1053

if it say

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00-121-BA

I believe its v2

Ok, will look after this number in store,thank you

I mean on the benq box not the shipping box,there should be 2-3 different serial numbers somewhere on it.

lopsided wrote:All 3 of mine had V2 hand written on the white model label.
All purchased from Amazon US.
Bailey

Can you say what the other numbers were? Maybe your monitors were updated by some shop

I'm wondering if you can see if the monitor is v2 on the box, i know there are numbers on it but dont know exactly what numbers v2 is.
If anyone know this, please let me know.

nice, wonder when 2411z is gonna get v2 in that store

Knxwledge wrote:

Chief Blur Buster wrote:Yes, a colorimeter helps.

You can also install the .icc file that's available for the XL2420Z to give its colors a good jumpstart.

Where can I find this .icc profile?

Its on the cd that came with the monitor