A few months ago i switched from the KD25f to the omen x 25 and i noticed that the blur reduction feature feels very different between the two.
With the "Aim stabilizer"(gigabyte blur reduction), i felt like i have way less recoil in games, aiming felt easier and more controllable and looking at the screen with this feature for some reason made me feel more calm, and therefore my performance and reaction time got way better. The only downside was feeling eyestrain after a couple of hours.
On the other side, the blur reduction feature on the x 25 doesn't feel anything like it. It feels the same with or without it except the eyestrain im getting after only a few sec.
I wonder if Gigabyte put some special sauce in their blur reduction technology.
Also, have any of you guys had similar experience with blur reduction?
Blur reduction [Gigabyte Aim Stabilizer versus other brand]
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