I tried your exact settings from this image and my display doesn't like it. 240Hz option disappears from windows display settings with these settings.k2viper wrote:Spyro, Chief says right - sometimes strobing is better in fast-paced games, sometimes not.
E.g. CSGO-like games have many fixed-gaze scenarios when player controls some area and there's not much movement and target tracking.
On the other side, games like Overwatch or QC (not duels) have many intended target tracking. I beleive strobing really helps to track targets, because its making target edges sharper and then more natural.
240hz strobing though, have much less perceptible downsides then 120/144hz due to higher stroberate: inputlag price for strobing typically is about 1/2 of the refresh cycle time (only about 2ms at 240hz), and flickering is much less visible due to higher stroberate.
A Solid lad, I ended up using VT1304 at 240hz, this mode makes exact 239,76hz on my system, its stable and I dont get a behavior dogroll mentioned earlier (juddering/stuttering after MBR toggling). Tweaking is easy, run CRU, go to extension block, find 1920x1080 with 239.759 and change only Vertical total to 1304. Save, reboot.
Also I recommend using 1:1 scaling mode, it's stated that no adjustments are made to the input signal in 1:1, so I think its the real "instant" or "direct" mode with lowest input lag.
Thats my timings
Actually scratch that, any change to the 240hz resolution causes it to disappear from windows settings now, wonder what's wrong...