Acer 390Hz monitor - XV252QF

[TN_fun]

my battlefield 4 account. I even have the monitor listed on the specs. you can see the stats. after the purchase of the 360hz monitor my statistics skyrocketed... after the purchase of the 390hz monitor, my kd ratio and accuracies have both jumped up even more .. accuracies have become more consistent in the higher range with assault rifles

. I also sell the old monitor when I like a new one so I get my money back and I always have only 1.

Why do we need your bf4 account, dude. Where is the monitor's photos, ghosting? You don't have a smartphone, seriously?

because your calling me out for being a fake promoter for acer ? and that is proof that I'm real.

Hey man, you are talking about the incredible difference between 360 and 390 Hz, and there are no photos from you. Are you sure you have these monitors?
Why don't you take a photo to show the difference?

[ms.potatoe]

IMO It is not incredible but it is higher than expected.

[Zace]

Ms potatoe, your video got a bit clearer when you move closer to the ufo. Could you try that? Ty

[fracture]

I am agreeing with ms.potatoe. I'm not saying there is an incredible difference in 30hz. What I am saying is incredible is 390hz WITH vrb blur reduction ( no brightness hit ). That, is deff better than 360hz. Regardless, even at 390hz gsync its still better than 360hz because more clarity.

[Zace]

I am agreeing with ms.potatoe. I'm not saying there is an incredible difference in 30hz. What I am saying is incredible is 390hz WITH vrb blur reduction ( no brightness hit ). That, is deff better than 360hz. Regardless, even at 390hz gsync its still better than 360hz because more clarity.

Getting constant 390 fps will be quite hard and fps games usually want least input lag so most will probably use no vrr as well as no blur reduction. How would acer 390hz compare to 360hzs in pure raw performance so no vrr or ulmb.

[Discorz]

Brightness 0. It is not possible with this mobile to take videos that reflect reality, at least for me. It doesn't even come close.

VRR Off
https://youtu.be/2u2SEcTIzxw

VRB
https://youtu.be/_Tb9H6gQjb8

Better but still not quite there. Looks like you used 1/125s for VRB. Hopefully someone else with better camera comes along and joins our pursuit ufo jurney lol.
Other option would be to download some better camera app that has more options, but those can be exhausting to find. I don't know how to help further :/

So for this two videos:
- Which overdrive was that with VRR OFF (off/normal/extreme)?
- And which VRB pwm mode (normal/extreme) in combination with which Overdrive (off/normal/extreme)?

[Discorz]

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This is best we got so far!

Footage by ms.potatoe

More ufos here - XL2546K vs 360Hz monitors vs Acer 390Hz

UFO Speed: ∼960pps (780pps)

390Hz, FreeSync OFF, OD Normal - should look sharper in real life


This one is illegal lol, since its edited for better detail demonstration. Here is an original for comparison.
390Hz, FreeSync OFF, OD Normal

some extra ufos, same settings:
https://i.ibb.co/KWKQcjf/2.png
https://i.ibb.co/wzq5JdG/3.png

390Hz, VRB Extreme, OD Normal - should be a good demonstration



some extra ufos, same settings:
https://i.ibb.co/19BFcgX/7.png
https://i.ibb.co/FzF9NMF/11.png

[ms.potatoe]

s 1/60s, OD normal in both photos. VRB Extreme, I like more normal without crosstalk but increases brightness and the image is burnt.

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[ms.potatoe]

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Getting constant 390 fps will be quite hard and fps games usually want least input lag so most will probably use no vrr as well as no blur reduction. How would acer 390hz compare to 360hzs in pure raw performance so no vrr or ulmb.
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At 390Hz perfomance is the same VRR on or off, being close to 390fps I have not tried in other conditions. 360Hz VRR off has a bit more ghosting and a bit less clearer ( a BIT ).

IMO and I dont rememer well...Respect to the rest of 360Hz monitors I only tried the PG259QN for a couple of days, six months ago and I dont remember well but I t think it was more blurry ( that's why i gave it back ). I'm talking about 360Hz vs 360Hz.