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Just got my VG259QM, adaptive sync off, elmb sync on, the screen is still so damn bright and I'm able to control the brightness still? didn't know I can do that, I put it to around 40 with elmb and it's so much brighter than my MSI MAG. Tested some OD 80 and OD 120, and 120 is definitally better th...

Can anyone who's running one of those Panda IPS panels please confirm whether they have pixel inversion issues or not? (Asus VP249QGR, Acer VG240Y, ViewSonic XG2405, AOC 24G2, Asus VG249Q, MSI G241, etc) My Acer XV240YP 1080p 165Hz IPS monitor just got back from Acer. I sent it to them 2 weeks ago f...

komic0 wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2019, 11:55

--> But I think when I overclock my monitor, input lag goes high, because in CS:GO with native @144hz (AMA: Premium, Blur Reduction: ON) my experience is much much better than @210hz or @165hz.

Did you forget to enable instant mode?

Is there a tool that can be used to remove the annoying ''out of range'' error that gets overlayed on a successful overclock?

I don't know if this works, but it's worth a try. viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5544

Kosmos, if you're looking for a budget 144Hz monitor and you play fps games, the Asus VG248QE is still the fastest and best-looking budget 144Hz screen on the market. you can also go for the Benq XL2536 if you have $100 more to spend and it's currently on sale for $50 off on amazon.

I created an account just to tell you this, Avoid the Benq XL2411P at all cost. this monitor doesn't feel like a true 144Hz monitor at all. I've been gaming on TN panels my entire life and the slightly washed out TN colors is not a problem but when a monitor tries to show details in dark areas which...