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I have an update to add: I tested with the integrated microsoft networking drivers from 2006 and did find lower latency, but I also ran into issues where the drivers would just stop working and the internet would act like it was down. After testing a few different drivers, I found the newest driver...

Use 280Hz with OD 80 and set color temperature to normal to see white as white. Yeah 280hz + OD 80 is pretty good for a random 27 inch 1080p at only 330 euro ! but why "normal" color temperature ? i prefer custom personally. Mine was 290€ on Amazon ! I told you, the white color will be white, at de...

it's amazing. No blur, no ghosting, no nothing at 280Hz. This is one of the best if not the best 240/280Hz monitor. I'm very sensitive to latency, so I know what I'm talking about. Ok, I just got it today. Very good anti-reflective treatment though! I will come back when I have tested it more. Use ...

No blur, no ghosting, no nothing at 280Hz. This is one of the best if not the best 240/280Hz monitor. I'm very sensitive to latency, so I know what I'm talking about. If what you say is true, I can't wait, he must be incredible then, but allow me to doubt it. Strobing is not good on this monitor, i...

By using less pixels, won't it increase density? Maybe I'm mistaken on how this works. No. Pixel density is how tightly packed together the pixels are in a given area. Using fewer pixels by reducing the resolution has no effect on pixel density. It doesn't reduce resolution, it's still 1920x1080 bu...

You also have the monitor setting Aspect Control and set it to 16:9 (24''W) if you are that picky. That does nothing to the terrible pixel density of that monitor. By using less pixels, won't it increase density? Maybe I'm mistaken on how this works. Anyway, you say terrible but it's fine for me. B...

Don't you think 1080p on a 27'' looks terrible? No, I do not. I notice no issues and have it really close. Fine for browsing, movies, games, whatever. You also have the monitor setting Aspect Control and set it to 16:9 (24''W) if you are that picky. I bought this monitor a month ago and it's amazin...

jorimt wrote: ↑

28 Jun 2023, 10:59

As for as is known, Windows 10 game mode predominately does two things:

1. Prioritizes the game process.

I searched Microsoft website but there is no explanation to what exactly this does.
How does it prioritize and how does it recognize a game?

By curiosity I tried this but I don't know how reliable the app and readings are.
What should I expect from my results?

Not impossible, I can:

MatrixQW wrote: ↑

29 Jan 2022, 20:28

But these people never showed it.
Someone who tinkers with the system and uses alot of tweaks will eventually suffer from placebo.