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This should be an easy one for you technical guys. Not so easy for me. *sigh* My monitor is an ROG PG279Q. I am running a displayport cable to my desktop and trying to watch WWE Network in high def, but am experiencing the same motion blur I get from most games. Resolution is 2560 x 1440. What am I ...

The dark sections of the screen are overrun with black squares of varying sizes and shades.

I have noticed this issue since I brought the TV years ago, but lately am just getting tired of looking at it. It is more noticeable when watching videos than playing games. In video, areas of the screen that are dark (particularly when the video is in low lighting, but also periodically noticeable ...

Option two on the list should suffice without too much tinkering in the settings, correct? I'm talking about specifically for console gaming.

Thank you for the input.

Do you have any recommendations in the vein of monitors that do support outside-of-pc-mode strobing?

Is there an optimal setting for playing on consoles? Because I have a PS4 and an xbox 360, and have to deal with painful levels of blur whenever I pan the camera in any game. The blur is eye-straining with anything moving on the screen at all (far worse than anything on PC). I have been experimentin...

I'm still confused...do you mean that my present pc is inadequate, or my monitor? Or both? I just brought this PC last summer. Cost me $1,700. Being tech-ignorant, I had it built with parts friends declared were optimal. There must be some way to get this done without offering them my left arm and/o...

You've given me a lot to digest...I don't even know where to start. But I did run some tests the other night and tonight, and found that Psychonauts only performs with ULMB enabled (and set to 80 or lower). At the risk of sounding really ignorant, the FPS stuff was revelatory. I became curious, and ...

As my username implies, I am a gamer with a long history with motion blur. I am also sick of blur. Very, very sick of blur. Problem is, nothing I do seems to be effective in exorcizing this demon. I have tried several monitors. Currently, I am using an Asus ROG Swift PG279Q with a Geforce RTX 2060 g...