Benq XL2430T Settings

[CybeRFernandes]

Just updated my settings post at the first page of this thread

[icewilly]

Whenever i program a setting under Gamer1,2 or 3 and recall it i lose highlights.
When i select another picture mode i get the highlights back.
Can anybody confirm this.
Check here:
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/white.php

Going through my setup now and noticed this fact. Will this be remedied as I read further through the thread?

[pinobot]

No, unless there is a firmware update for the monitor.

[pinobot]

I use 120Hz VT1500 Intensity 22, Area 44.
Area 0 seems to looks even better.
Does it matter for latency if i use Area 0 instead of Area 44?

[pinobot]

Apparently i have had 2 different settings for VT1500, can anyone tell what's best?

[GramCracker]

** Updated at 07/03/2015 **

So, after almost a week tweaking and configuring out the BenQ XL2430T, i managed to get a balanced mix of settings i'm sharing with all you guys. The BBR tool wasn't needed at all since this monitor brings up the new Motion Blur Reduction which comes with Intensity and Area settings on the OSD (same as Strobe Duty and Strobe Phase) that take care of job. I've created a custom resolution of 1080p @ 120Hz with VT1500. Hope to help other XL2430T owners and I'll be looking for your opinions and sugestions

VT Tweak: 1500
Refresh Rate: 120Hz
BenQ Service Menu: Single Strobe ON
ICC Profile: http://www.displaylag.com/icc-profiles/ ... 0Final.icm

Gamer Profile 1 (Regular Usage):

1920x1080
Blur Reduction: ON
Intensity: 16
Area: 40
Black eQualizer: 0
Color Vibrance: 9
Low Blue Light: 0
Instant Mode: ON
Auto Game Mode: OFF
Picture Mode: Standard
Brightness: 85
Contrast: 50
Sharpness: 6
Gamma: Gamma 5
Color Temperature: User Define (R:98, G:100, B:99)
AMA: High
Dynamic Contrast: 0
Senseye Demo: OFF
Display Mode: Full
HDMI RGB PC Range: RGB (0~255)
Overscan: OFF

Gamer Profile 2 (Counter Strike: Global Offensive):

1920x1080
Blur Reduction: ON
Intensity: 16
Area: 40
Black eQualizer: 0
Color Vibrance: 18
Low Blue Light: 0
Instant Mode: ON
Auto Game Mode: OFF
Picture Mode: Standard
Brightness: 100
Contrast: 50
Sharpness: 6
Gamma: Gamma 5
Color Temperature: User Define (R:99, G:100, B:99)
AMA: High
Dynamic Contrast: 0
Senseye Demo: OFF
Display Mode: Full
HDMI RGB PC Range: RGB (0~255)
Overscan: OFF

Just wanted to say thanks for figuring this all out and posting it here! I know this will save me a lot of time. My XL2430T just arrived at my doorstep. Can't wait to try it out!

[CybeRFernandes]

Hi GramCracker, i'm glad i may have saved you a couple of weaks tweaking your monitor, if you need further help, i'd be happy to help you out.

[pinobot]

Does anybody know if there is a firmware update (coming) for the XL2430T ?

[Falkentyne]

Just curious, why would you need a firmware update? What needs fixing?

[sevenflow]

Hello!

I just made an account to post this.
A lot of this has helped me achieve a much better display performance and I feel like I just want to add a few things as a thanks:

- Keep Color Vibrance at 10
use software if you need vibrance, the built-in function ruins your blacks which nvidias doesnt.
Download DisplayPilot, update it through the software, reboot and let it install it's driver
This step is absolutely essential, my bright colors would all blend, my hotbars in FFXIV looked smudged because the color definition in bright colors was terrible before this driver update.
Sharpness 5
Is better in my opinion