StareX wrote: ↑28 Dec 2020, 11:00you're talking about the Alienware 360Hz one?diakou wrote: ↑28 Dec 2020, 04:25RLCScontender wrote: ↑27 Dec 2020, 01:38
omfg. this is just unfair. the input lag online feels like playing offline on a 240hz monitor
lol 360hz gives a huge advantage. the difference between this and the pg259qn is that this does not have overshoot. the motion clarity due to minimal motion blur is easily the best ive ever seen in my entire life.
my sponsorship threatened to boot me if i cheat since rocket league only allow a max fps of 250. i literally made a grand champ iii rage quit.
variable overdrive is good throughout the refresh rate range. so evn at 60hz ghosting is kept in check.
Indeed consistent with my experience as well on The Official *Dell Alienware AW2521H 360Hz* Owners Thread
I feel like I'm almost cheating versus other playersdiakou wrote: ↑09 Dec 2020, 01:37Playing League of Legends (which btw, only has a 240fps cap, can edit it in the config text files/NVCP outside of game though) with g-sync enabled has been fantastic. I feel like I'm almost cheating versus other players in lane as I am able to consistently react and time certain interactions effortlessly. I was always able to auto attack space so that I get an attack on them, but they do not get one on me and vice-versa depending on my movement and range. But that always required some sort of planning and was not always seamless or able to execute on the possibility. Now I don't even feel like I have to plan it half the time, whenever it presents itself and the timing seems nice, it's almost always guaranteed and I can just go for it without worries that it might have been off-timing.
Reaching lower and lower lag truly feels incredible in games - especially in a competitive setting. It becomes a completely different thing, it feels a lot more alive.
Does it really have a very low input lag? I can reach 360+ fps in most games since I have a RTX3090..
should I get it? I'm quite competitive..
Hey - I already stated my opinion on this for other players;
At the end of the day, people are different and once you’re in the 240Hz range, the diminishing returns become a bit interesting. However for an input lag psycho such as myself, I do really enjoy what this monitor has brought to the table. I don’t feel comfortable telling other people how to spend their money though. It’s good - that’s all. Better than most if not close to best option for competitive reasons @ 360Hz(FPS)diakou wrote: ↑09 Dec 2020, 01:37Quick edit;
I do not think this monitor is worth it if you are not utilizing it at 360Hz - that is an important distinction. I do not think this monitor is worth for superficial reasons either. I do not think this monitor is worth it for most people who need a different hardware upgrade (Ram/GPU/CPU) or Peripherals (Mice/Keyboard) There's also no way of knowing if the MSI or Acer edition will be a lot better or not. I do actually think the MSI 360Hz might turn out really good, just a hunch. I doubt the Acer is much better if better at all however.
But it’s not going to make you magically better or anything, it’ll help you maybe utilize more of what you have available but aren’t able to draw out. To me it feels like a limiter remover, but that indicates something is being limited ;P and it’s very easy to constantly blame anything but your own skill when you go down that path.
Good luck.