ASUS VG259QM Blur

[SqruB500]

Can someone help with motion blur when moving mouse left and right in cs go? Issues looks like this
https://imgur.com/a/oBJgQcx
tried everything monitor settings, in ufo ghosting test, i didn't see blur, but in games and in desktop when move folder etc it's blurry

[prod1G]

[jorimt]

Are you referring to the Stroboscopic Effect?
https://blurbusters.com/the-stroboscopi ... -displays/

[SqruB500]

Are you referring to the Stroboscopic Effect?
https://blurbusters.com/the-stroboscopi ... -displays/

maybe, any way to fix this? my friend got same monitor, but his say didn't got blurrnes as i got, sick of this

[SqruB500]

I'm sorry, that actually gave me a laugh

Why?) idk maybe funny cuz 280hz looks like 75hz ;D

[SqruB500]

Are you referring to the Stroboscopic Effect?
https://blurbusters.com/the-stroboscopi ... -displays/

and is that normal for this kinda 280hz monitor? i dont think, so is that a rma variant? or not?

[jorimt]

maybe, any way to fix this? my friend got same monitor, but his say didn't got blurrnes as i got, sick of this

and is that normal for this kinda 280hz monitor? i dont think, so is that a rma variant? or not?

I take it you didn't read the article I linked then.

Short answer is, no, there is no way to "fix" stroboscopic effect beyond achieving much higher than currently available refresh and frame rates simultaneously (I.E. 1000Hz+ with 1000 FPS+), and yes, said effect is normal on a 280Hz monitor; 280 FPS 280Hz will simply have less of the effect than 60Hz 60FPS, for instance.

[SqruB500]

maybe, any way to fix this? my friend got same monitor, but his say didn't got blurrnes as i got, sick of this

and is that normal for this kinda 280hz monitor? i dont think, so is that a rma variant? or not?

I take it you didn't read the article I linked then.

Short answer is, no, there is no way to "fix" stroboscopic effect beyond achieving much higher than currently available refresh and frame rates simultaneously (I.E. 1000Hz+ with 1000 FPS+), and yes, said effect is normal on a 280Hz monitor; 280 FPS 280Hz will simply have less of the effect than 60Hz 60FPS, for instance.

so is this normal right? https://imgur.com/a/oBJgQcx . So why this guy on video with 144hz got sharper gameplay? Faster? is that cuz better monitor or because pc? I want picture like this guy got on video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-3mFh6GoaY

[SqruB500]

maybe, any way to fix this? my friend got same monitor, but his say didn't got blurrnes as i got, sick of this

and is that normal for this kinda 280hz monitor? i dont think, so is that a rma variant? or not?

I take it you didn't read the article I linked then.

Short answer is, no, there is no way to "fix" stroboscopic effect beyond achieving much higher than currently available refresh and frame rates simultaneously (I.E. 1000Hz+ with 1000 FPS+), and yes, said effect is normal on a 280Hz monitor; 280 FPS 280Hz will simply have less of the effect than 60Hz 60FPS, for instance.

Looks like i got stroboscopic effect + like laggy gameplay, not feeling is that 280hz, it's because something wrong with my pc? cuz i dont get smoother and faster gameplay, like this guy got on previous video. I got stable 300-400fps, on video his fps sometimes drop to 200, but gameplay so much smoother

[jorimt]

so is this normal right? https://imgur.com/a/oBJgQcx . So why this guy on video with 144hz got sharper gameplay? Faster? is that cuz better monitor or because pc? I want picture like this guy got on video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-3mFh6GoaY

Looks like i got stroboscopic effect + like laggy gameplay, not feeling is that 280hz, it's because something wrong with my pc? cuz i dont get smoother and faster gameplay, like this guy got on previous video. I got stable 300-400fps, on video his fps sometimes drop to 200, but gameplay so much smoother

Yes, it's normal to see double images if there's fast enough panning.

He's not moving his mouse as spastically as you did in your example, so the stroboscopic effect isn't as obvious on his, though I can still see it in his video; just pause it whenever he is rapidly turning, and you should be able to easily see the stroboscopic effect (plus any GtG ghosting and smearing) for yourself:

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As for that player having smoother, less laggy gameplay, there's no way you can accurately determine that by watching a compressed 1080p 60 FPS video of a camera filming his monitor in a match you aren't playing.