Zowie XL2540 best competitive settings

[Loubie]

Hello!
So I did a lot of digging, and overall just ran into many many statements that are contradict each other, so now I'm totally confused.
If I were to setup my XL2540 for the best responsive time/lowest latency, which settings should I use? should I use blur reduciton from the hidden menu aswell?
Also I saw someone talking about " Overdrive gain setting" which is hidden aswell and haven't been able to find it here's the topic, second answer:
viewtopic.php?t=3521

I really need some help figuring this out

[RealNC]

Blur reduction adds a little latency. Not much though.

The overdrive setting has no bearing on input latency. It only affects pixel response time and thus affects ghosting during motion.

[Loubie]

Blur reduction adds a little latency. Not much though.

The overdrive setting has no bearing on input latency. It's just a pixel response time setting.

Thank you for your reply.
I'm interested in it though I couldn't find where to edit it.
So is it fine if I'm to use AMA Premium, and blur reduction ON ?

[RealNC]

I'm interested in it though I couldn't find where to edit it.
So is it fine if I'm to use AMA Premium, and blur reduction ON ?

Use whatever AMA setting gives you the best image. It doesn't affect latency. You can test it here:

https://www.testufo.com/ghosting

Blur reduction reduces motion blur at the cost of a small amount of latency. Most people are fine with it. I don't have numbers though about how much latency exactly it has.

[Loubie]

I'm interested in it though I couldn't find where to edit it.
So is it fine if I'm to use AMA Premium, and blur reduction ON ?

Use whatever AMA setting gives you the best image. It doesn't affect latency. You can test it here:

https://www.testufo.com/ghosting

Blur reduction reduces motion blur at the cost of a small amount of latency. Most people are fine with it. I don't have numbers though about how much latency exactly it has.

Is it normal that I don't see any difference between high and premium? if that is the case should I just pick premium?