Change old monitor...

[navik111]

Hello, I'm new here and I have a some questions.

I wanna change my old monitor is a BenQ GL2240 for one of these (the ficker is killing my eyes...):

1. AOC G2460PG -> 400€ (with good offer)
1ms, 144Hz, Flicker Free, ULMB and G-Sync.

2. BenQ XL2411Z-> 290€
1ms, 144Hz, Flicker Free, Motion Blur, eQualizer, Low Blue Light.

I have a Asus GTX 770 OC.

My question, the technologies to care the eyes which monitor is better?

These monitors will do a real difference to my old monitor, right?

ULMB and Motion Blur are the same, right?

Most important I think is the "Ficker Free" with any level of brightness 0%-100%. AOC G2460PG is not use PWM, use DC. BenQ XL2411Z I tried to find which use, but no idea. If someone now, tell me please
The color and contrast AOC win.

I want this monitor for play games FPS mostly and watch films.

What do you think?

Thanks for help

[aeliusg]

Go with G-Sync. Both are flicker/PWM-free.

[Q83Ia7ta]

>> My question, the technologies to care the eyes which monitor is better?
same. both are flicker free.

>> These monitors will do a real difference to my old monitor, right?
Yes

>> ULMB and Motion Blur are the same, right?
No. ULMB means Ultra Low Motion Blur.

>> Most important I think is the "Ficker Free" with any level of brightness 0%-100%. AOC G2460PG is not use PWM, use DC. BenQ XL2411Z I tried to find which use, but no idea. If someone now, tell me please
Both are flicker free.

>> What do you think?
Pick any. BenQ has bad colors at default settings.

[navik111]

Go with G-Sync. Both are flicker/PWM-free.

Are 110€ more, worth it? Maybe for colors and contrast worth.

>> ULMB and Motion Blur are the same, right?
No. ULMB means Ultra Low Motion Blur.

I mean do the same... so I have another question, witch is better ULMB, BenQ Motion Blur or LightBoost? These 3 options enable flicker, right?

>> Most important I think is the "Ficker Free" with any level of brightness 0%-100%. AOC G2460PG is not use PWM, use DC. BenQ XL2411Z I tried to find which use, but no idea. If someone now, tell me please
Both are flicker free.

I mean AOC got for sure Direct Direct Current backlight with Flicker Free, but you can have Ficker Free too with Pulse Width Modulation, so I asked which use XL2411Z.

>> What do you think?
Pick any. BenQ has bad colors at default settings.

Yes, I heard but even calibrated color, AOC has better color.

I do not know which to choose... feel free to tell me if you have another option with different monitor... with 24'', Flicker Free (100% verifeid de 0-100% brightness) and 144Hz.

Thanks for help

[Q83Ia7ta]

>> Are 110€ more, worth it? Maybe for colors and contrast worth.
Google what is G-sync and decide yourself do you need it or not. 110€ is for G-Sync. LCD panel itself is same. You can tweak colors at BenQ.

>> I mean do the same... so I have another question, witch is better ULMB, BenQ Motion Blur or LightBoost? These 3 options enable flicker, right?
ULMB, BenQ Motion Blur and LightBoost are techs that makes motion blur less and yes it's flicker. The are almost equal but BBR can be adjusted.

>> I mean AOC got for sure Direct Direct Current backlight with Flicker Free, but you can have Ficker Free too with Pulse Width Modulation, so I asked which use XL2411Z.
afaik flicker free means pwm frequency is too high (16khz or so) and unnoticeable for human eye.

>> Yes, I heard but even calibrated color, AOC has better color.
If you wanna so good colors don't buy 24" TN 144Hz.

>> I do not know which to choose... feel free to tell me if you have another option with different monitor... with 24'', Flicker Free (100% verifeid de 0-100% brightness) and 144Hz.
All 24" 144Hz TN have same LCD panel. Only PCB differs. PCB can only adjust colors a bit and BenQ have may be worst default colors from all 24" 144Hz TNs. Just try AOC.

[navik111]

>> Are 110€ more, worth it? Maybe for colors and contrast worth.
Google what is G-sync and decide yourself do you need it or not. 110€ is for G-Sync. LCD panel itself is same. You can tweak colors at BenQ.

>> I mean do the same... so I have another question, witch is better ULMB, BenQ Motion Blur or LightBoost? These 3 options enable flicker, right?
ULMB, BenQ Motion Blur and LightBoost are techs that makes motion blur less and yes it's flicker. The are almost equal but BBR can be adjusted.

>> I mean AOC got for sure Direct Direct Current backlight with Flicker Free, but you can have Ficker Free too with Pulse Width Modulation, so I asked which use XL2411Z.
afaik flicker free means pwm frequency is too high (16khz or so) and unnoticeable for human eye.

>> Yes, I heard but even calibrated color, AOC has better color.
If you wanna so good colors don't buy 24" TN 144Hz.

>> I do not know which to choose... feel free to tell me if you have another option with different monitor... with 24'', Flicker Free (100% verifeid de 0-100% brightness) and 144Hz.
All 24" 144Hz TN have same LCD panel. Only PCB differs. PCB can only adjust colors a bit and BenQ have may be worst default colors from all 24" 144Hz TNs. Just try AOC.

Thanks for your help Q83Ia7ta, I will take the AOC

[navik111]

One more question, the technology "Low Blue Light", can I do with all monitors, right? I just need enter into Menu OSD monitor and the temperature down color blue or are different things? Also if you don't want change the temperature manually, I hear to a program named "F.lux" that do the same than "Low Blue Light", is true?

Thank you

[lexlazootin]

both identical, yes.

[navik111]

Ok, thank you @lexlazootin