AOC G2590FX GHOSTING

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I cant open it, i cant click on image

https://imgur.com/a/tmGNrVU

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Oh my! Ok then this should work
compare your ufo with "OD = Medium" if you use medium overdrive.

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Yea it looks even better and more smooth.

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Then yes, your monitor is working fine. Todays calssical sample-and-hold monitors can't provide perfect motion clarity.
On slower in-game movements it looks fine but fast movements are very blurry. 240Hz monitors have the same issue.
So if you don't like this kind of ghosting/blurriness consider buying monitor that supports blur reduction/backlight strobing feature (ELMB, ULMB, DYAC, VRB...every manufaturer has different naming). Here are some shots of how would ufos look with strobing enabled:
https://blurbusters.com/faq/motion-blur-reduction/
download/file.php?id=1374

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I remember monitor that i used to have, it was aoc c27g1. That monitor has insane overdrive, it works perfectly there was no ghosting. But when i turned on freesync(im using rtx 2070 and monitor isnt certified) there was huge flickering, like very huge. So i get this one. As i see everything has some pros and some downs.

Anywas thanks for helping, i just have candy eye to things like this, ill get used to it.

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I experienced smaller version C24G1 24" and C27G1 should be even worse than G2590FX because it is VA panel. But it has some kind of motion blur reduction feature so maybe that was enabled.
I understand you, I had exactly the same problem with my first 240Hz TN monitor. I was expecting perfect motion clarity and was disappointed even tho it was 240Hz. Best motion clarity you can get now is with old thick CRT monitors, or if u want something modern check VG249Q IPS 144, VP249QGR IPS 144, XL2411K TN 144Hz (no adaptive sync)