Is 2411Z still good purchase?
Is 2411Z still good purchase?
Originaly i wanted to buy XL2411T but it sold out.Only option left is XL2411Z i heard it has artifacting compared T version.And does it have less input lag then XL2411T.I play FPS games.
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Re: Is 2411Z still good purchase?
Both the BENQ XL2411T and the BENQ XL2411Z has similar input lag. They are among the lowest-lag monitors on the market.MCzero1 wrote:Originaly i wanted to buy XL2411T but it sold out.Only option left is XL2411Z i heard it has artifacting compared T version.And does it have less input lag then XL2411T.I play FPS games.
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Re: Is 2411Z still good purchase?
Without motion blur, they are basically the exact same monitor, with a few electronics changes (the panel is exactly the same panel as the VG248QE on both). The Z is PWM free (in non strobed mode) while the T isn't. In non strobed mode, besides the PWM free, both monitors should otherwise look exactly the same.
Even if you don't want to use blur reduction (there's zero reason NOT to use it), you still want the Z for the PWM free backlight.
Even if you don't want to use blur reduction (there's zero reason NOT to use it), you still want the Z for the PWM free backlight.