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Not sure, don't think I have seen this happen.
I do not notice any blur what so ever on my unit. Using the same preset if I remember correctly.
That said, if maximal motion clarity is your numero uno goal (in cases where it's more important than minimum possible absolute lag) -- then ULMB + ULMB Pulse Width + VSYNC ON + powerful GPU (or slightly lowering Hz to make it easier to match fps=Hz), this combo becomes your friend in matching or beating CRT-era motion clarity.
Forgive me for not knowing or remember where exactly I found these, I keep notes of stuff myself elsewhere. Maybe Chief can chime in; or re-confirm if this is still true.For smoothest ULMB, you may want to use framerates matching refreshrate using either:
(A) VSYNC ON
...latency will be high though
(B) RTSS Scanline Sync
...latency will be low but will look awful whenever framerate fall below Hz
(C) Fast Sync + in-game framerate cap matching refreshrate
....latency lower than option A, but slightly higher than B, while being much easier to configure and much more forgiving
Doesn't for me, plus I also hear it unplug sound from the computer.Randallel wrote: ↑23 Sep 2022, 22:35Can someone who owns a AW2521H turn off the monitor via the power button. Then flash a light at the screen and see if there’s image retention. I’m not sure if the monitor doesn’t actually turn off completely, because it doesn’t happen if I unplug the power cord. Wondering if I received a faulty panel or if it’s just a design oversight.
Kyouki wrote: ↑24 Sep 2022, 04:59Was there an application open when you tried this? For example, I notice it clearly if Spotify is displayed.Randallel wrote: ↑23 Sep 2022, 22:35Can someone who owns a AW2521H turn off the monitor via the power button. Then flash a light at the screen and see if there’s image retention. I’m not sure if the monitor doesn’t actually turn off completely, because it doesn’t happen if I unplug the power cord. Wondering if I received a faulty panel or if it’s just a design oversight.
Doesn't for me, plus I also hear it unplug sound from the computer.
Yes had my browser open, even tried it with a game, no difference just straight black it seems. Make sure it's not your eyes by blinking or looking away for a second to confirm, I guess.Randallel wrote: ↑24 Sep 2022, 06:40Kyouki wrote: ↑24 Sep 2022, 04:59Was there an application open when you tried this? For example, I notice it clearly if Spotify is displayed.Randallel wrote: ↑23 Sep 2022, 22:35Can someone who owns a AW2521H turn off the monitor via the power button. Then flash a light at the screen and see if there’s image retention. I’m not sure if the monitor doesn’t actually turn off completely, because it doesn’t happen if I unplug the power cord. Wondering if I received a faulty panel or if it’s just a design oversight.
Doesn't for me, plus I also hear it unplug sound from the computer.
Yes, this is normal on some Alienware monitors. I know AW2721D does this too. Not a retention though, power switch only turnes off the backlight and pixels stay active.Randallel wrote: ↑23 Sep 2022, 22:35Can someone who owns a AW2521H turn off the monitor via the power button. Then flash a light at the screen and see if there’s image retention. I’m not sure if the monitor doesn’t actually turn off completely, because it doesn’t happen if I unplug the power cord. Wondering if I received a faulty panel or if it’s just a design oversight.
Same problem with MSI NXG253R ( anyway it's normal, it's the same panel ) it's not Alienware, it's this panel.Discorz wrote: ↑24 Sep 2022, 11:32Yes, this is normal on some Alienware monitors. I know AW2721D does this too. Not a retention though, power switch only turnes off the backlight and pixels stay active.Randallel wrote: ↑23 Sep 2022, 22:35Can someone who owns a AW2521H turn off the monitor via the power button. Then flash a light at the screen and see if there’s image retention. I’m not sure if the monitor doesn’t actually turn off completely, because it doesn’t happen if I unplug the power cord. Wondering if I received a faulty panel or if it’s just a design oversight.
More information in quick review:
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AW2521H: