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iamwinner wrote:Any suggestions?
http://i.imgur.com/kSmmmhe.jpg

V1 Firmware, 240Hz blur reduction is ON, area 30, photo of middle of screen. (AMA High).
Should i try making lower Hz resolution to get rid of this ghosting?

Did you put overdrive (ama) to high or premium? I get some nasty inverse ghosting if I set it to premium high is a lot better.

it was high, but BR is not good thing for me.

I just dont understand why BeNQ just does not put "AMA Low" option? this would make this monitor so much better.
I get inverse trails after moving objects even if i move browser window a little bit in windows.
- and this is just AMA High, not even Premium.

i swear benq engineers are retarded.

iamwinner wrote:it was high, but BR is not good thing for me.

I just dont understand why BeNQ just does not put "AMA Low" option? this would make this monitor so much better.
I get inverse trails after moving objects even if i move browser window a little bit in windows.
- and this is just AMA High, not even Premium.

i swear benq engineers are retarded.

You can adjust OD-gain it in the factory menu (button 3+4 after reboot) but it wont stick after you cut the power. Sleep mode will make it stick though. I doubt it will improve a lot though already played with it a bit.

How many settings (values) are there for OD Gain (with AMA at high?). How does it improve things?

Trip wrote:

iamwinner wrote:it was high, but BR is not good thing for me.

I just dont understand why BeNQ just does not put "AMA Low" option? this would make this monitor so much better.
I get inverse trails after moving objects even if i move browser window a little bit in windows.
- and this is just AMA High, not even Premium.

i swear benq engineers are retarded.

You can adjust OD-gain it in the factory menu (button 4+5 after reboot) but it wont stick after you cut the power. Sleep mode will make it stick though. I doubt it will improve a lot though already played with it a bit.

you mean service menu?

No, this one

found it! thanks, making OD to 25 actually helps.
does this settings stick btw?

iamwinner wrote:found it! thanks, making OD to 25 actually helps.
does this settings stick btw?

It sticks if you dont turn off the monitor or plug the power. With sleep it will save the settings.

What other settings even do?

How many different values even exist for OD Gain?

You guys are SERIOUSLY tempting me to WASTE MONEY on a XL2735 or XL2540 even though I won't be able to play Dark Souls anymore because of no 60hz single strobe I cant handle double strobe....its ugly.