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How do i reset this monitor, also if I keep the brightness lower, does it help with motion clarity? for example using lower brightness with ULMB improves motion clarity, does that apply to this monitor if I lower the brightness? does that make sense? Reason why screen is dimmer with VRB is because ...

I think Y25-25 is 2019 IPS panel (same as VG259QM, MAG251RX...), but Im not sure. Get something newer like XG2431 or 24G2ZU / 24G2ZE. S2522HG should be good too.

960pps, Aim Stabilizer at 240Hz with OD Balance, and at 144Hz with OD P.Quality, at middle screen? Gigabyte M27Q X.jpg Hardware Unboxed ∼960pps, max Hz, dark cyan row (top row) XB273U GX vs FI27Q-X vs M27Q X vs AW2721D vs PG279QM.jpg XB273U GX, FI27Q-X and M27Q X from Hardware Unboxed, AW2721D Techl...

Yup, new testing methodology v1.2.

Response time numbers and overshoot differ compared to v1.1. I can't find info on what is the method. Old tables are nowhere to be found for comparison (same URLs) but i had some info written down.

EDIT:

Test Bench 1.2 Changelog

DrR1pper wrote: ↑

13 Apr 2022, 00:44

I'm still absolutely in love with this monitor. If anything, increasingly so with time.

I suggest you make a new separate thread in "General — Displays, Graphics & More" and gather all your findings there. Also u would get a better response from people.

I noticed something different with RTINGS reviews. Did they introduce some changes recently? New data for BFI, new response time tables, 120 Hz performance and more... I'm not sure how was it before. Many reviews are being updated, e.g.: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/acer/predator-xb273u-gx...

Dam pictures are not great but for those who know how to observe and what to look for, still kinda usable. 240 fps shot is ok and maybe 120. Here's a random edit excluding 60 fps: https://ibb.co/album/SQpTrW. U have the sync track for pursuit camera accuracy in Pixels/Frame mode and can choose betwe...

I've seen the FI32Q-X review and it most likely uses same vrr strobing implementation as other gigabyte monitors, except its brighter (due to use of longer pulse width - less sharp motion). You still need to set monitor to 85Hz to benefit from strobing at low refresh rates, meaning no latency reduci...

Any news?

Its most likely Viewsonic's late release of same panel used for other 360Hz monitors. Expect same performance.