tweaked settings on the ASUS XG248QSG Ace?

Ask about motion blur reduction in gaming monitors. Includes ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur), NVIDIA LightBoost, ASUS ELMB, BenQ/Zowie DyAc, ToastyX, black frame insertion (BFI), and now framerate-based motion blur reduction (framegen / LSS / etc).
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yjyj43
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tweaked settings on the ASUS XG248QSG Ace?

Post by yjyj43 » 09 Nov 2026, 08:48

I have been using the XG248QSG nearly a year, but I'm still struggling to figure out the best/better settings on it.
Is it the best to have elmb on or use the variable od or something else?
I mainly play Valorant and Apex, anyone who has the same monitor could share their settings?

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Re: tweaked settings on the ASUS XG248QSG Ace?

Post by kyube » Today, 11:15

yjyj43 wrote: ↑
09 Nov 2026, 08:48
I have been using the XG248QSG nearly a year, but I'm still struggling to figure out the best/better settings on it.
Is it the best to have elmb on or use the variable od or something else?
I mainly play Valorant and Apex, anyone who has the same monitor could share their settings?
I'd run ELMB-Sync on this panel if I were you.
This way, you eliminate these concerns simultaneously:
• Tearing,
• Juddering,
• (Eye-tracked) motion blur

It's especially important in games such as Apex, which have a frame rate limit of 300FPS, where your only 2 options to achieve a competitive advantage are either using frame interpolation or backlight strobing or solving spatiotemporal effects (juddering, tearing or other stutter concerns)
For Valorant, you're likely fine using the typical GSYNC+VSYNC+Reflex setup, which you'd also be using in Apex.

As a side-note, if you have time & are willing to contribute data of your panel, consider doing this test of ELMB-SYNC in you free-time.
I'd greatly appreciate it the data you'd provide, as one can rarely find users of 610Hz TN's online.

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