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By OSD (on screen display menu) of monitor. Just press menu button and find information about current resolution and refresh rate. It's in System - Information sections if I recall correctly.

IPS 240hz @ 27" is coming. It must be much better/faster than other 144/165/180hz IPS currently at market.
Look at this thread viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5998

It's just your PC. Deal with it.

Hmmm. -- Or also could theoretically be a LUT bug or LUT corruption, check Lagom Gradient for weird color bands in the gradient http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/gradient.php Looks OK there. -- Have you tried a different video port on the monitor (HDMI vs DP)? No. The funny thing I got same artifacts at...

"Fully certified and tuned by Blur Busters, PureXP blur reduction utilises backlight strobing, drastically improving left to right motion image clarity for clear visuals in fast-moving objects." Nicely done Chief! There is also funny part at this page at monitor reviews sections : "Silver for Best M...

it's called ghosting. Change "Response time" at OSD or monitor software and try to enable "Anti Motion Blur".
https://www.displayninja.com/wp-content ... amazon.jpg

Rowdy wrote:

Q83Ia7ta wrote:I measured input lag of xl2540, pg248q, s2417dg, xl2430t, pg278q. I know what I'm talking about.

How did you measure it?

Mouse with LED and 1200fps camera.

XL2411Z input lag 15 ms 144 hz "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvtWDBaPt1s" You list expensive models $ 400, but Acer XF240QP cost 200$. Don't you think that you are comparing a cart with a car ? That test was done at 60hz because it's done by Leo Bondar input lag tester. I don't think that I'm co...

I measured input lag of xl2540, pg248q, s2417dg, xl2430t, pg278q. I know what I'm talking about.

Modern 144hz/240hz monitors at their max refresh rate has input lag of 5ms max. No need to bother about this.