Are some people better just off without ULMB?

[Discorz]

No need for gexprience. There is a built-in analyzer that you can enable through monitor OSD. It only requires mouse to be plugged into monitor's usb port.

[Kyouki]

No need for gexprience. There is a built-in analyzer that you can enable through monitor OSD. It only requires mouse to be plugged into monitor's usb port.

Not a supported mouse unfortunately, plus FrameView (PCL metric, in overlay) + CapFrameX both use the same and can measure it (it's in PresentMon, I believe?)

[imprecise]

I used to have a 120hz benQ and played CSGO with strobing. There was definitely a clarity advantage, but there was also a huge eyestrain problem, and I think it caused stutter lag, which enhanced the eyestrain issue. It made the image really dim, but I liked that since most screens are too bright in my experience.

I don't like the process of inserting a blank image over what was just there either, as your eyes can capture that image and it can cause a feeling of things popping in and out of the game environment, especially during movement tracking. This again leads to more eyestrain and screen apnea. I'm sure things have improved since then, but strobing and putting a blank image across the screen really give me kind of a gut-wrenching feeling just thinking about it.