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It looks great I found the same reviewer of photos showing a 360 running ULMB @ 240 and the benQ
ahh I was curious in your earlier posts as to why you were using AMA and freesync without Dyac+ for apex. I'm new to using strobing (I was running a 240hz tn at mid overdrive w/ no freesync or strobing prior to this monitor), but my thinking was it's always best to leave dyac+ and ama on the highest settings and set the frame cap based on the game you're running - e.g. apex capped at 190, overwatch capped at display, csgo and valorant uncapped, etc. I tend to only use freesync (at least in my previous experiences - never tried it on this monitor) in situations where I'm playing a single player game and I want to crank up the graphics settings to ultra. I'm still from that old camp of "competitive FPS games = gsync bad" which may be antiquated at this point, but never-the-less I still prefer to run without it and cap with RTSS if in the in-game limiter is insufficient.
This is how it looks like with AMA High and Dyac+ OFF.drjackmann wrote: ↑24 Nov 2020, 03:39ahh I was curious in your earlier posts as to why you were using AMA and freesync without Dyac+ for apex. I'm new to using strobing (I was running a 240hz tn at mid overdrive w/ no freesync or strobing prior to this monitor), but my thinking was it's always best to leave dyac+ and ama on the highest settings and set the frame cap based on the game you're running - e.g. apex capped at 190, overwatch capped at display, csgo and valorant uncapped, etc. I tend to only use freesync (at least in my previous experiences - never tried it on this monitor) in situations where I'm playing a single player game and I want to crank up the graphics settings to ultra. I'm still from that old camp of "competitive FPS games = gsync bad" which may be antiquated at this point, but never-the-less I still prefer to run without it and cap with RTSS if in the in-game limiter is insufficient.
Axaro1 as I can see you have XL2546k and VG259QM. I'm thinking to change my VG279QM to XL2540k, but not sure about input lag. Could you say that VG259QM is faster or it's same?axaro1 wrote: ↑24 Nov 2020, 06:19This is how it looks like with AMA High and Dyac+ OFF.drjackmann wrote: ↑24 Nov 2020, 03:39ahh I was curious in your earlier posts as to why you were using AMA and freesync without Dyac+ for apex. I'm new to using strobing (I was running a 240hz tn at mid overdrive w/ no freesync or strobing prior to this monitor), but my thinking was it's always best to leave dyac+ and ama on the highest settings and set the frame cap based on the game you're running - e.g. apex capped at 190, overwatch capped at display, csgo and valorant uncapped, etc. I tend to only use freesync (at least in my previous experiences - never tried it on this monitor) in situations where I'm playing a single player game and I want to crank up the graphics settings to ultra. I'm still from that old camp of "competitive FPS games = gsync bad" which may be antiquated at this point, but never-the-less I still prefer to run without it and cap with RTSS if in the in-game limiter is insufficient.
I'm going to upload another 4k60fps ufotest with the previous settings.
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I didn't perceive any difference in input lag but there is a noticeable improvement in motion clarity, both strobed and not strobed.
I wouldn't say that you necessarily need Dyac+ since the panel is already very fast but strobing on this monitor definitely makes it flawless in the aspect of motion clarity and, at least for me, it 100% justified the premium price.Hi, as you know the major difference of XL2546K has DyAc+, and XL2540K doesn’t. For other difference are: XL2546K has S Switch, shield, XL setting to Share software (monitor color setting to share and to apply from other one’s setting), which are not included on XL2540K.
I am sorry Thant XL2540K is not available in UAE, since this model are majorly sell to LAN center as business solution, not sell to end user in most regions.
If you have any question, please feel free to DM me, I will be happy to further answer you
Wtf am I reading... Dude, are you seriously going to settle on an older panel generation just to spare $30, when you're already shelling out ~$500?! How would that be a reasonable/logical decision?! Please don't. It may only have an additional 'K' to its name, but the XL2546 was released in 2017...samnotyall wrote: ↑25 Nov 2020, 16:14Would the K version be worth it over the regular XL2546? The regular one is $30 off on Amazon right now, so I'm wondering if the 1/2 ms decrease in response time (because DyAc seems to be pretty much the same) is worth $30.
Thank you. I used Acer xf252qx one year ago and motion clarity was better then VG279QM has, also I don't like oversaturated IPS colors, don't know why, but TN I like more.axaro1 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2020, 03:34I didn't perceive any difference in input lag but there is a noticeable improvement in motion clarity, both strobed and not strobed.
To be fair even in the case where the Benq is +1/2ms I'd prefer it over the Asus for the simple reason that you can compensate input lag with aim correction(even though half a frame of input lag isn't noticeable at all) but you cannot compensate the lack of motion clarity, you either perceive what's on the screen precisely or you play while knowing less informations.
Be aware that Zowie didn't say much about the XL2540K model, it's not even clear if it will be sold outside of places like PC bangs.
I wouldn't say that you necessarily need Dyac+ since the panel is already very fast but strobing on this monitor definitely makes it flawless in the aspect of motion clarity and, at least for me, it 100% justified the premium price.Hi, as you know the major difference of XL2546K has DyAc+, and XL2540K doesn’t. For other difference are: XL2546K has S Switch, shield, XL setting to Share software (monitor color setting to share and to apply from other one’s setting), which are not included on XL2540K.
I am sorry Thant XL2540K is not available in UAE, since this model are majorly sell to LAN center as business solution, not sell to end user in most regions.
If you have any question, please feel free to DM me, I will be happy to further answer you
I gained +500sr in R6S in two weeks while playing on the Benq with Dyac+ ON, the combination of Dyac + Black eQ + Color Vibrance make it possible to spot every single enemy hiding, even if you only see their feet hiding behind a dek for 1 frame while you are running, Dyac+ is insanely good.
Rtings will soon review the XL2546K model so we will get a precise input lag measurement.
for $30 you are getting:samnotyall wrote: ↑25 Nov 2020, 16:14Would the K version be worth it over the regular XL2546? The regular one is $30 off on Amazon right now, so I'm wondering if the 1/2 ms decrease in response time (because DyAc seems to be pretty much the same) is worth $30.
