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No single strobe monitor has 4k resolution. It doesn't exist. You would have to go with a strobing TV for that (like some of those LG models) and I know absolutely nothing about that. The only monitors that do 60hz single strobe are the ORIGINAL Benq Z series (Probably best among them is the XL2720Z...

I'm surprised everyone here, including chief, has ignored the obvious solution: if you can't get 360 fps / 360hz, just make a lower custom refresh rate. The XL2566K strobes correctly starting at 100hz, so you can make any refresh rate you want, with a large vertical total (VT), as long as the firmwa...

I haven't seen a firmware newer than this. And Benq seemed to stop supporting user upgradeable firmwares after they took down the original firmware downloads for their first Z series blur reduction monitors many years ago (which users were expected to upgrade either with the Mstar dongle, or Linux f...

Anyone try 60hz strobing on this yet?

Try the following

180hz refresh rate
HT: 2080
VT: between 1400 and 1550, as high as you can go without going out of range.
1550 VT should give you pixel clock 580.32 and horizontal freq 279.000 khz.

I use the BenQ XL2720Z using the 1500VT tweaks @120Hz strobed, with the undocumented overdrive setting that I believe Falkentyne popularized. I installed the Blur Busters strobing utility to adjust the exact amount of crosstalk and persistence just as I like, and I've been EXTREMELY happy with it f...

I do this post in the hope of some owner or former owner of XL2546S. I had an XL2546K for many months but then I decided to sell it. A month ago I bought a used XL2546S, because having gone out of production prematurely and many people were enthusiastic about it, I decided not to miss the opportuni...

whats the best AMA for dyac+ OFF? High premuim or off as well? Use the factory menu to fine tune the OD Gain to get the best balance between ghosting (smearing) and overdrive RTA artifacts (black or purple or other unpleasant color "corona" trailing images). This usually depends on the common color...

I believe Chief said that all of the MSTAR based Benq monitors are variable multi-sync, while the Realtek Benq monitors are fixed scanrate. The Realtek ones are the XL2735/Z, XL2730/Z, XL2546K/S, XL2540K/S, and XL2746K/S. There may even be an XL2740 floating around. The Mstar monitors are the non MB...

I use 165hz at 165 fps with scanline sync in RTSS and there's no problem whatsoever. There's also no problem with RTSS off and vsync enabled in league of legends manually.