XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Adjusting BENQ Blur Reduction and DyAc (Dynamic Acceleration) including Blur Busters Strobe Utility. Supports most BenQ/Zowie Z-Series monitors (XL2411, XL2420, XL2720, XL2735, XL2540, XL2546)
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XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by MCzero1 » 01 Jul 2014, 07:18

So i want to buy a new monitor and choose would be XL2411T or XL2411Z. Games i play are Team Fortress 2,Quake live.Z version has blur reduction, while T version has lightboost.Would Z Verstion be still worth if i couldnt use Blur strobe utility because monitor might be First 1v and i dont want to upgrade

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by alex667 » 01 Jul 2014, 08:23

I have the xl2411z monitor.

I dont like the blur reduction. ( yes I have v2 and using the shitty tool. It cost me 5 hours to flash the new firmware for it and I dont use it omg... )

Get the xl2411t one.

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by MCzero1 » 01 Jul 2014, 09:17

why you didnt like it?

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by mello » 01 Jul 2014, 09:35

He is either sensitive to flicker or games he plays do not benefit much from blur reduction.

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by alex667 » 01 Jul 2014, 12:59


I DONT BENEFIT FROM THE BLUR REDUCTION IT JUST MAKES MY SCREEN DARKER ( I know I can set the settings to bright but then it's very useless)
AND IT'S A USELESS FEATURE.

MORE FEATURES = MONITOR SLOWER
SO TAKE THE "T" VERSION.

BUT I STILL LOVE ONEHUNDRER44 HERTZ AND THE LOW INPUT LAG <3
YOU WON'T MAKE ANY BAD BUY DECISIONS BUT THE "T" VERSION IS BETTER TRUST ME.

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by masterotaku » 02 Jul 2014, 04:06

alex667 wrote:yes I have v2 and using the shitty tool
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There is no need to insult the utility that Mark gave us for free. And it definitely serves its purpose.
alex667 wrote:I DONT BENEFIT FROM THE BLUR REDUCTION IT JUST MAKES MY SCREEN DARKER ( I know I can set the settings to bright but then it's very useless)
AND IT'S A USELESS FEATURE.
It may be useless for you, but it's surely a great feature for most people. For me, it's a game changer. Motion blur makes me want to puke (almost seriously). The OP says he might get a V1 accidentally. In that case, Lightboost is better. Please, make sure you get a V2. Nowadays it's 100% possible to get one from certain stores.

I've shown my XL2411Z to 4 friends (well, one of them has himself a XL2420Z):

- One of them (the XL2420Z owner) says he doesn't notice the difference, even when I pointed at the motion blur with my finger and removed it (the blur, not the finger :lol: ) with the press of a button. I think he simply doesn't care :? . At least I upgraded his monitor and recouped part of the money I spent to get the MSTAR unit.
- Another one was amazed. He loved it so much that he wanted to buy one. He noticed the difference instantly.
- Another one has used a good CRT for years, so he knows what this is about.
- The last one noticed the difference and thinks it's cool, but he doesn't want to spend that much money "only" for blur reduction or high Hz.

The BenQ Z series monitors are simply better than the T series. And at least in my country, they cost the same. The motion blur reduction flexibility makes it better than lightboost, because you aren't limited to 100 and 120 Hz to use it, and I definitely notice the difference between 0.5ms strobe and 1.5ms strobe ingame, not only in tests. If you have a Nvidia GPU and the 3D Vision emitter, you can also have Lightboost. Having both blur reduction methods is better than having only one, I guess :lol: .
CPU: Intel Core i7 7700K @ 4.9GHz
GPU: Gainward Phoenix 1080 GLH
RAM: GSkill Ripjaws Z 3866MHz CL19
Motherboard: Gigabyte Gaming M5 Z270
Monitor: Asus PG278QR

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by alex667 » 02 Jul 2014, 12:44

masterotaku wrote:
alex667 wrote:yes I have v2 and using the shitty tool
There is no need to insult the utility that Mark gave us for free. And it definitely serves its purpose.
It may be useless for you, but it's surely a great feature for most people. For me, it's a game changer. Motion blur makes me want to puke (almost seriously).



The BenQ Z series monitors are simply better than the T series. And at least in my country, they cost the same.
1. shitty isnt an insult.
2. Dont take it serious bra
3. I dont know. Ingame ( not talking about motion blur tests) it is maybe just a little bit sharper. But it doesnt compensate the darkness. I can see more with blur + bright screen than dark + no motion blur. ( I am playing csgo )
4. Do you have a BenQ Monitor from T series ?
I dont think so. You have no comparison.

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by RealNC » 02 Jul 2014, 16:41

alex667 wrote: 4. Do you have a BenQ Monitor from T series ?
I dont think so. You have no comparison.
The T model only supports LightBoost, which is even darker than benq blur reduction. So the T model is not actually better. It's worse.
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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by alex667 » 03 Jul 2014, 07:45

Monitor with more features = more things to do.
Both monitors have the same hardware.
So the T one is a bit faster.
So the T model is a bit better, actually not worse

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Re: XL2411T VS XL2411Z

Post by RealNC » 03 Jul 2014, 08:32

alex667 wrote:Monitor with more features = more things to do.
Both monitors have the same hardware.
So the T one is a bit faster.
So the T model is a bit better, actually not worse
How is it "faster", exactly.

I'm sorry, but you're talking nonsense.
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