I have a benq xl2540 and i play a lot of Overwatch. My question is, what does AMA exactly do? I just can't find any answer in the Internet. When i turn it off will i have more fps? Should i have it on premuim for better aim? What does it do in a fps game and in cost of what?Ama on fps games
Ama on fps games
Hi everyone I have a benq xl2540 and i play a lot of Overwatch. My question is, what does AMA exactly do? I just can't find any answer in the Internet. When i turn it off will i have more fps? Should i have it on premuim for better aim? What does it do in a fps game and in cost of what?
I have a benq xl2540 and i play a lot of Overwatch. My question is, what does AMA exactly do? I just can't find any answer in the Internet. When i turn it off will i have more fps? Should i have it on premuim for better aim? What does it do in a fps game and in cost of what?
Re: Ama on fps games
Has nothing to do with FPS. It's a function that reduces pixel response times and in some monitors lowers image processing delay. Overall, it reduces input lag. However, the higher you set it, the more motion artifacts can appear (reverse ghosting.)
Usually, you can just go to https://www.testufo.com and configure it in such a way that the motion looks best to you.
Usually, you can just go to https://www.testufo.com and configure it in such a way that the motion looks best to you.
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