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You choose 240Hz+ULMB for better because <1 ms persistence time at 240Hz+ULMB while 360Hz without ULMB = 2.8 ms persistence time.

But ULMB does not work 360Hz? :/ It's not normal for NVIDIA or for brand monitor.

Would be nice if we could combine 2160p resolution with 60hz single strobe. Did anyone try it and was successfull? I have tried nvidia control panel and toasty, but cant get an output if I set resolution to 2160p. Atm I use Nvidia's DSR to get 2160p internal resolution but I can't hold 144hz for UL...

If you want console games or retrogames, you get the IPS monitor with ULMB HACK for 60fps single-strobe + very good color quality but it may cost high price. Do you forget this?
--> But ATTENTION you have NVIDIA videocard for hack ULMB.

ULMB (NVIDIA) has replaced LightBoost (NVIDIA) in 2015. LightBoost (LB) has WELL discontinued since 2015 because ULMB is motion clearer than LB. LOL

Monochrome CRT's had theoretically infinite resolution. There were some CRT Projectors with enough of a high scanrate to push 4K too and those had no masks(since they were not projectors) so they didn't have the mask issue but they were still limited compared to Monochrome. While we're linking stuf...

Not true - the motion clarity is not incredible on any plasma TV. We get motion blur without high Hz sub-field. At 60Hz, BenQ XL2411P is much better motion clarity on than any plasma TV (not monochrome plasma monitor).

If you say "30-bit color depth", unfortunately this doesn't support your monitor (up to only 16.8 million colors). But try any CRT monitor for work 30-bit color - we remember infinite colors.

Can ASUS ROG SWIFT 360Hz PG259QN work 50Hz and 60Hz single strobe (but "hack" needed)?

Do you like ASUS 360Hz IPS with ULMB -> https://rog.asus.com/monitors/23-to-24- ... 9qn-model/, if you need NVIDIA GeForce videocard for access to ULMB?

Never tested the XL2411 XL2411 could be different i don't know. I had XL2411P but I sold it in past june for the lack of firmware. 60Hz + strobe was very good for almost no motion blur and good minimum crosstalk but 50 Hz is bad. - watch my video -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZYWJdCaKjw ;) Bu...