Benq XL2411z vt trick

[jjs0891]

Hello. I need some help in my attempt at doing the "VT trick"

I used the CRU to do the VT1350 trick but because I didn't want to deal with the complications of downloading the AMD Patcher, I set the vertical to 1320 instead so I stay within 330MHz. I also set all the other numbers according to the image from the official tutorial (front porch, sync width, horizontal etc). I was wondering if I did this at least semi-correctly and that there was a good difference made. Also, if i were required to download the AMD Patcher, how would I go about doing the "VT1500" trick.

Thank you!

[Falkentyne]

You already know how to do the 1500 trick.
The same way you did the 1320 one.
use the amd patcher, reboot, set VT to 1500 for your custom 100/120 refresh rate, restart, done.
use 2080/1500 for the 24" screens, as 2200/1500 is for the 27" by default. But you can use 2080 on the 17" screens also to slightly lower the pixel bandwidth (no loss in vision quality from what I can see), and lets you use 1500 VT at 100hz without the pixel patcher.

[Chief Blur Buster]

For Vertical Total 1350, try using a Horizontal Total of 2040 on AMD to avoid the pixel clock limit.

[jjs0891]

Thank you both.

I notice that when I run the Alien Invasion test, that the overdrive artifacts are very visible. I can see two "extra ufos". Is this just an inevitable drawback of reduced motion blur or is it just me?