(Sorry for my poor English :/)
Hi, So yesterday i went out to buy the PG258Q but the store i was buying it from had only one more left and it had already been sent back because of something(they didnt tell me why).So last night i took a closer look at it and didnt find any defects and it works find in games but im when im just in windows or in chrome is get this weird effect looking like "ghoting". Im realy unsure if its just a windows thing or if my monitor has a defect. And when taking the UFO Test theres also no ghosting which confuses me a lot. I added a few videos i took with my notes 8 in superslowmo its not the best but its all i have ;/.
Test in CSGO: https://youtu.be/63KTUad-ml0
Test in Windows: https://youtu.be/kYvH0q4r6E4
Test in Chrome: https://youtu.be/4tfF_lFGsEg
PG258Q Ghosting?
Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
Hm. Are you using ULMB? Looks like ULMB crosstalk.
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Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
RealNC, that's static photography. Normal LCD ghosting effect appears in both ULMB and non-ULMB mode for stationary-eye-gaze situation. Some humans are also sensitive to ghosting even for stationary eye gaze. (eyetracking motion blur blurs this into more familiar LCD ghosting artifacts.)
Pandameister, the effect can show in TestUFO with different background colors, see http://www.testufo.com/ghosting
Try adjusting ASUS overdrive Trace Free settings. See LCD Overdrive Artifacts
Pandameister, the effect can show in TestUFO with different background colors, see http://www.testufo.com/ghosting
Try adjusting ASUS overdrive Trace Free settings. See LCD Overdrive Artifacts
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Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
No Im not ;/ .RealNC wrote:Hm. Are you using ULMB? Looks like ULMB crosstalk.
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Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
To be honest this is my first ever high refresh monitor and all i can find is the OD settings but it only lets me change between off normal and extrem but switching doesnt realy seem to help alot extrem give me just alot of Corona Artifacts and the other to give me slight ghosting.Chief Blur Buster wrote:RealNC, that's static photography. Normal LCD ghosting effect appears in both ULMB and non-ULMB mode for stationary-eye-gaze situation. Some humans are also sensitive to ghosting even for stationary eye gaze. (eyetracking motion blur blurs this into more familiar LCD ghosting artifacts.)
Pandameister, the effect can show in TestUFO with different background colors, see http://www.testufo.com/ghosting
Try adjusting ASUS overdrive Trace Free settings. See LCD Overdrive Artifacts
I realy dont know what to do 
Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
Does it get better in 144Hz mode?
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Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
No it gets worse.RealNC wrote:Does it get better in 144Hz mode?
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Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
Many monitors are prone to ghosting/coronas and you just have to live with them -- though I am not sure if they are unsually bad or not. If your room is cold (winter, freezing) try warming up your monitor for 30 minutes to minimize the ghosting.
1. When you enable GSYNC and let the framerate flow freely -- does the ghosting get better?
2. Have you tried out ULMB yet?
3. If desparate, you can try the dynamic range reduction trick to raise your black levels and/or lower your white levels digitally (via NVIDIA Control Panel), that does reduce the amount of ghosting, but at the cost of reduced contrast. This works because it avoids the overdrive-problematic colors (usually the full whites and full blacks)
1. When you enable GSYNC and let the framerate flow freely -- does the ghosting get better?
2. Have you tried out ULMB yet?
3. If desparate, you can try the dynamic range reduction trick to raise your black levels and/or lower your white levels digitally (via NVIDIA Control Panel), that does reduce the amount of ghosting, but at the cost of reduced contrast. This works because it avoids the overdrive-problematic colors (usually the full whites and full blacks)
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Re: PG258Q Ghosting?
Or you might just have found out the reason why this monitor was returned 
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