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Too bad rtings don't have the detailed response time measurements of TFTCentral. Although a good testufo pursuit photograph can give you a decent idea of motion handling.

MTN250HTN01.9?

Also as far as I'm concerned, anything under 4ms of measured lag is "good enough" (read: perfect) and the differences under 4ms are statistical noise/margin of error. Does anyone disagree?

Anyone know when the XN253QX is expected be to available in EU/US/AU? Really interested in this display, although it might be wise to wait for a ViewSonic or LG version with the new 1.9 panel.

I'm waiting for the XG240R of 240Hz to show up – minimal input lag, near perfect overdrive tuning and good image quality. Until then, I'd rather not be a 240Hz beta tester.

My 27GK750F was actually pretty nice, but sadly, 27" is not as nice as 24".

From my experience with the 27GK750F, I found 240Hz to be very low persistence without needing to resort to backlight strobing. The low persistence makes tracking really quite easy.

How is the strobing implementation on the 24GL600?

From the testing I've seen, W10 1809's new hybrid fullscreen mode adds no input lag and has either no effect or a negligible effect on FPS depending on the game. Quite a nifty improvement indeed. You can tell if you're using the hybrid mode by changing your windows volume with a hotkey; if the volum...

i love the monitor, my only issue with it is the clouding / uniformity. i only see it on dark grey, dark blue and dark green. otherwise i never see it, what blows my mind the most is.. the left one seems like a completely different panel. maybe even the coating sucks on that one only? i am not sure...

Notty_PT wrote:

whitepuzzle wrote:not too exciting

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Is that a XG240R? I like minimalist style, loved your setup.

yes, debating whether or not to swap it out for the 24GL600F

not too exciting