Is there any way I can push my display to get more performance?
Posted: 16 Feb 2023, 19:28
I've been doing a lot of reading on this forum and others about display overclocking. I've always thought that there wasn't much that could be done when it came to displays, but I came accross a few threads of people overclocking their 144hz BenQ monitors all the way up to 220hz and some discussion about bypassing the out of range message. I love overclocking and all my other hardware is optimized but i'm a novice when it comes to the world of display overclocking.
To get to the point, I have an Aorus FI25F. It's 1080p 240hz. There really isn't much information or discussion around this monitor online. I guess it's not really popular. Using CRU I can only get it up to 246hz, which isn't really anything worth caring about.
Is there anything I could do to further optimize the monitor? Anything within CRU? Can I benefit at all from adjusting any of the timings or other settings in there when it comes to reducing input lag? Or is the consensus just that i'm just wasting my time and that there isn't much headroom when it comes to 240hz displays. Would love to learn more about this topic and any conventional/unconventional methods that exist to opimize ones monitor performance. I only play competitive FPS games at high refresh rates so I don't care about G-sync nor do i use any of the backlight strobing modes. I'm just interested in acheiving the lowest latency possible and it'd be awesome if I could do something to improve that besides buying a 360hz monitor. Thanks.
To get to the point, I have an Aorus FI25F. It's 1080p 240hz. There really isn't much information or discussion around this monitor online. I guess it's not really popular. Using CRU I can only get it up to 246hz, which isn't really anything worth caring about.
Is there anything I could do to further optimize the monitor? Anything within CRU? Can I benefit at all from adjusting any of the timings or other settings in there when it comes to reducing input lag? Or is the consensus just that i'm just wasting my time and that there isn't much headroom when it comes to 240hz displays. Would love to learn more about this topic and any conventional/unconventional methods that exist to opimize ones monitor performance. I only play competitive FPS games at high refresh rates so I don't care about G-sync nor do i use any of the backlight strobing modes. I'm just interested in acheiving the lowest latency possible and it'd be awesome if I could do something to improve that besides buying a 360hz monitor. Thanks.