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1) hpet should be on or off for the best input lag? some people say have it on some say off so dont know for sure 2) ingame settings that can help? 3) bios settings? 4) ssd ram settings? 5) any specific keyboard settings? 1. OFF in most cases. Check at DPC Latency Checker. 2. Native resolution of d...

Hi I just unpacked my benq XL2720Z. Right away I tried the test ufo site, and something seems wrong. Most of the time it will display a double image - as in literally a double image. Not just a slight ghosting behind the UFO's, but a double image. Then all of a sudden the picture is pixel perfect f...

strobed backlighting only helps when your eyes are tracking a moving object. in csgo and 3D FPS games in general, that doesn't happen much since your eyes stay at crosshair and you track objects by moving your mouse. so don't worry too much about it It depends on player and game. For example game w...

The problem is the colours on the FPS modes are horrible and makes it feel like I'm using a £10 monitor. Colors can be tuned. Black eQulizer makes colors horrible too. The problem of all fast models (high refresh rate and low input lag) is TN tech. If you want better colors and can deal with higher...

BUT, real 240hz has already been achieved with overclocking and the difference that makes in persistence is sick compared to 120hz. ... We might start seeing legit 240hz monitors in 3 years or something (so i hear on these forums at least). Thats when you will get low blur with variable framerate. ...

Redpeanut wrote:I cannot use the Black eQulizer option, does anyone know why that is?

Black eQulizer option isn't available at some monitor modes. Just set FPS1 mode and play.

RealNC wrote:This would negate the input lag gains from G-Sync. You would then get inconsistent input lag (no lag in G-Sync, lag in ULMB.) That would be extremely annoying and IMO make games virtually unplayable.

They will add lag while G-SYNC and problem sovled
What about changing brightness?

Try this:
http://www.blurbusters.com/zero-motion-blur/lightboost/ then click on "Alternate Instructions (Advanced EDID Override Method)"

Some people say colors are more accurate at 120Hz. Also Motion Blur Reduction gives better quality at 120Hz afaik.
1,5 years on 144Hz (XL2411T, same notification at OSD) and no problems.

Hey, I just got my XL2420Z and am setting everything up. When I tried to do the VT1350 trick and clicked "Test" (Nvidia) my screen went black and stayed black until I hit Ctrl + Alt + Del. Any ideas? Also the tests on the homepage (alien, moving picture etc.) show 60Hz. Is that supposed to happen? ...