axaro1 wrote: ↑22 Dec 2020, 13:40
Lucasre5 wrote: ↑22 Dec 2020, 12:46
axaro1 wrote: ↑22 Dec 2020, 07:53
AMA High vs OD120
Dyac+ vs ELMB
AMA High vs OD60
very good these tests clarified a lot, the benq advantage is clear but in relation to the colors within the game which do you prefer?
although the image clarity is better on the benq, do you feel that the benq is also smoother or does it feel any difference to the asus?
The Asus' color are definitely better especially in color reproduction and contrast however I find it easier to spot enemies with the Benq due a better implementation of Black eQ, Color Vibrance and most importantly a decent sharpness slider.
I wouldn't describe the improvement in motion clarity as smoother, both monitors are equally smooth with the Asus maybe being even smoother at 280hz but I'd say that the Benq is "clearer" and less blurry when gaming which is something I personally prioritize.
ELMB on the Asus feels more like a workaround for motion clarity meanwhile Dyac+ on the Benq feels like a QOL improvement for some specific games.
Don't get me wrong, if you need a single monitor that you can use for basically everything the Asus is probably the best choice.
If all you care about is to get the best competitive experience out of a 240hz monitor the Benq is what you are looking for.
Thanks for the answer. It really is notorious that with benq the clarity with the pixel transition is much better with the dyac. for me ELMB is unusable because I think the brightness is low, if it were a little higher, equivalent to the brightness in the 60 I think it would be ok.
Really the sharpness with the vivid pixel on the asus is not so good because you can only use 0,25,50 and 100 but as I like high sharpness it at 50 looks a lot like the sharpness at 100 on the alienwere. The saturation of alienwere for me is the worst, asus is much more effective in FPS games but the big question that I didn't understand is that alienwere is smoother than asus, I say when moving the mouse and having that feeling of speed , I have no idea why.
I have both, one use where I study, another one is at my parents' house, but I'm thinking of exchanging asus on the benq for Black EQ, dyac, and color vibrance, but mainly because I didn't feel asus as responsive as the alienwere . It is strange because as you said there was no difference for benq in this aspect, I wonder if sometimes it is a problem with my specific panel, I have no idea but I have seen some users here say that in 280Hz the input lag increases, so I make sure to test at 240hz, however by the tests i did at ufos test the clarity of ufo worsens at 240hz compared to 280hz and compared to alienwere.
