BENQ XL2411Z

[darkdestruktah]

Hey Guys,

I'm having problems configuring my benq for csgo competitive play. can someone explain to me how can i take the best out of my monitor pls

i play 1024*768 atm, windows res is 1920*1080

[IceCube]

http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2819

this is the post under yours... its mine and i am asking for the same, falkentyne explained it how to set it up very good! i love it

[darkdestruktah]

ye ths bro but my benq is v2 :\

[IceCube]

than just go on the main page and go on benq -> blur busters strobe utility and do everything listed there, all steps but instead the VT tweak 1350 do VT 1500 tweak with 120Hz thats fine for u or just send the monitor back and order a new one and hope it has v4

these are the settings fpr vt 1500 tweak by falkentyne

1920x1080, front porch 48 pixels, 3 lines; sync with 32 pixels, 5 lines; Horizontal total 2080, vertical total 1354/1360 (60hz), 1360 (75hz), 1354 (100hz; low reduction of crosstalk), 1497-1502 (high reduction of crosstalk, most refresh rates, use whichever value does NOT cause frameskipping in this test:http://www.testufo.com/#test=photo&phot ... &height=-1
; frameskipping is very easy to notice with blur reduction)

For high reduction of crosstalk, these VT's are most reliable on XL2720Z. The 24" monitors may show different results.

125hz: 1497
120hz: HT 2001, VT 1499 (Displayport input; reduced HT to keep 8 bpc over displayport), VT 1500 (DVI input). I did not test VT 1350-VT 1354, but if you want lower/no faint horizontal lines artifacts but with more strobe crosstalk, HT 2080 and VT 1350-1354. Always test for frameskipping in TestUFO alien invasion !!

[darkdestruktah]

than just go on the main page and go on benq -> blur busters strobe utility and do everything listed there, all steps but instead the VT tweak 1350 do VT 1500 tweak with 120Hz thats fine for u or just send the monitor back and order a new one and hope it has v4

these are the settings fpr vt 1500 tweak by falkentyne

1920x1080, front porch 48 pixels, 3 lines; sync with 32 pixels, 5 lines; Horizontal total 2080, vertical total 1354/1360 (60hz), 1360 (75hz), 1354 (100hz; low reduction of crosstalk), 1497-1502 (high reduction of crosstalk, most refresh rates, use whichever value does NOT cause frameskipping in this test:http://www.testufo.com/#test=photo&phot ... &height=-1
; frameskipping is very easy to notice with blur reduction)

For high reduction of crosstalk, these VT's are most reliable on XL2720Z. The 24" monitors may show different results.

125hz: 1497
120hz: HT 2001, VT 1499 (Displayport input; reduced HT to keep 8 bpc over displayport), VT 1500 (DVI input). I did not test VT 1350-VT 1354, but if you want lower/no faint horizontal lines artifacts but with more strobe crosstalk, HT 2080 and VT 1350-1354. Always test for frameskipping in TestUFO alien invasion !!

Thanks mate, do u use any icc profile or diferent color settings in benq/nvidia?

[IceCube]

saturation/vibrance on 100% ( i use vibrance gui ) and the icc from "digital versus" (google it!) u can try out 2411z and 2420z (they use the same panel), use what ever u like and colors on 100/100/92

check this out: its in german https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvsmO5cjB6A

[darkdestruktah]

saturation/vibrance on 100% ( i use vibrance gui ) and the icc from "digital versus" (google it!) u can try out 2411z and 2420z (they use the same panel), use what ever u like and colors on 100/100/92

check this out: its in german https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvsmO5cjB6A

thanks for the help bro!