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andrea.bettini
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by andrea.bettini » 05 May 2015, 07:17
hi all
sorry for bad english im italian
i have question Now I have a monitor Alienware OptX AW2310 3d 120hz I want to change it to another monitor I am torn between benq and eizo i play only CS:go all time What is the best monitor for playing 144hz or eizo "240" hz pro player cs go use turbo 240 or no? thanks for answer me
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lexlazootin
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by lexlazootin » 05 May 2015, 07:52
240Hz is a lie, it's just 120hz with lightboost. The BenQ also has this feature.
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Edmond
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by Edmond » 05 May 2015, 07:56
misschat
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andrea.bettini
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by andrea.bettini » 05 May 2015, 08:07
only lightboot 240 hz eizo?._. Now I OptX Alienware AW2310 will not have any improvement with eizo or benq??
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lexlazootin
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by lexlazootin » 05 May 2015, 08:19
andrea.bettini wrote:only lightboot 240 hz eizo?._. Now I OptX Alienware AW2310 will not have any improvement with eizo or benq??
Your Alienware is good. No need to upgrade.
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lexlazootin
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by lexlazootin » 05 May 2015, 08:52
The Ezio is 120Hz. The 240Hz is a lie. The BenQ is 144Hz and is known for having a low response time. Get the BenQ if you want low response time and slighter higher hz.
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andrea.bettini
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by andrea.bettini » 05 May 2015, 08:58
secure? but why eizo 400 euro? and which benq? i think respons time 1 ms benq and 1 ms eizo ...
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Gryz
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by Gryz » 05 May 2015, 19:11
FYI the refresh rate on the Eizo FG2421 is indeed 240 Hz.
The maximum input-rate is only 120 fps though.
The Eizo alternates each frame it displays with a fully black frame it displays.
So it does display 240 frames per second. But half of those frames will be black frames.
This alternating of black and real frames is done to minimize motion-blur.
I was interested in the Eizo FG2421. I'd love to have a 120Hz VA-screen.
However, the monitor is only 23.5". And it doesn't have G-Sync.
There is another interesting monitor coming soon. Hopefully within a few weeks or months.
Acer Predator Z35.
35 inch, curved monitor.
VA-panel.
Only 2560x1080 resolution.
G-Sync. 144Hz.
Not sure if it'll have ULMB.
I tried the Acer XB270HU. But I play a lot of dark games, with low ambient lighting. The IPS-glow (or/and backlight bleeding) was too bad for me. I'm sure the XB270HU is a great monitor for many people. But not for me. I hope the Acer Z35 will have nice blacklevels and contrast.
