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I don't know man, I'm not convinced about this monitor. Here is what the image looks like on my 6 months old, released 2 years ago BenQ XL2546 with 182Hz + DyAc set to Premium.

I wonder what monitor do they recommend? I have used BenQ XL2540, BenQ XL2546, Asus XG248Q, Asus PG258Q, Aorus AD27QD, Aorus KD25F each for a week. I do think that KD25F is the best 240 Hz monitor on the market right now. Picture quality of Asus PG258Q is nowhere near KD25F.

I get 220-260 FPS during normal gameplay, 330 FPS when staring at a wall in Rainbow Six Siege. It's very hard to achieve 240 FPS, you need the very best PC. You didn't list your CPU and RAM timings, stick to 144 Hz.

Hello. I found out that mine came with a lot of bright... I didn't know what Aim stabilizer is supposed to do, so I read this topic and activated it and I feel really good with it now, the bright is pretty good, so I don't know what you mean when you say you need to make it brighter. I'm using the ...

AORUS KD25F

There is no such setting in the standard menu, that's for sure. There is an option that allows to change monitor settings from software called "OSD_Sidekick" it has identical settings as monitor's standard menu. I'm attaching the screenshot. If I could make this monitor brighter with Aim Stabilizer,...

That said, you say Aim Stabilizer is lower lag. I wonder what the special sauce is. Do you have a 960fps high speed camera? I only have access to 240 FPS camera. Also I said that with 240 Hz + Aim Stabilizer the picture in motion looks definitely clearer than at 240 Hz + DyAc. Not sure about input ...

how does it feel in competitive games? have you tried all the overdrive modes? The first 5 minutes I noticed that KD25F feels much more responsive than XL2456, I play Rainbow Six: Siege competitively (I don't participate in any championships, just for leisure). With it KD25F+Aim Stabilizer I can ea...

I had them side by side for a week and made my choice. Although I'm using XL2546 at maximum brightness all the time. Right now have KD25F side by side with XL2546. KD25F wins over xg248q in every aspect, haven't decided if I would keep it and would replace XL2546, as KD25F gets dark too (yet brighte...

do0om wrote:Do you have a slow motion camera to compare input lag with benq?

I shot 240 FPS video (the highest I have access to), connected both monitor to different DP port in the video card and did Win+P - Duplicate. When going through the video frame by frame, there is no difference in input lag.