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Chief Blur Buster wrote:There may be a purpose to the strobe bug: An earlier strobe can have less input lag. However, it creates the strobe crosstalk problem. There may be a pick-your-poison fight over the strobe timing issue and the input lag.

Either way, it'll be fully adjustable to user preference with the upcoming Blur Busters Strobe Utility (coming March 2014).

Which we'll need the new firmware for anyways. :\ We're talking what 2-3ms timing difference between where they have it and the middle of the screen, right?

TheRulesLawyer wrote:

Chief Blur Buster wrote:There may be a purpose to the strobe bug: An earlier strobe can have less input lag. However, it creates the strobe crosstalk problem. There may be a pick-your-poison fight over the strobe timing issue and the input lag.

Either way, it'll be fully adjustable to user preference with the upcoming Blur Busters Strobe Utility (coming March 2014).

Which we'll need the new firmware for anyways. :\ We're talking what 2-3ms timing difference between where they have it and the middle of the screen, right?

Do XL2411z have the new firmware?

ballen123 wrote:Do XL2411z have the new firmware?

I think we should assume it has the buggy firmware until proven otherwise.

TheRulesLawyer wrote:

ballen123 wrote:Do XL2411z have the new firmware?

I think we should assume it has the buggy firmware until proven otherwise.

Better safe than sorry.

Haste wrote:

TheRulesLawyer wrote:

ballen123 wrote:Do XL2411z have the new firmware?

I think we should assume it has the buggy firmware until proven otherwise.

Better safe than sorry.

This is insane. Why dont they just FIX the problem. Do they want to trick customers?

ballen123 wrote:This is insane. Why dont they just FIX the problem. Do they want to trick customers?

In BENQ's viewpoint, they do not view it as a bug -- an earlier strobe reduces input lag by 2ms but worsens strobe crosstalk (double-image effect). I feel that was a mistake without giving users an adjustable option, and I have repeatedly told BENQ I fully consider this to be a bug (despite BENQ's protests at my use of the "bug" wording.). People around here who use LightBoost and like the CRT motion effect, immediately notices the problem and is unplayable.

Some people don't notice it instantly. Much like some people hate tearing, and other people don't see tearing. And much like how some people see a major LightBoost improvement, and others don't see a major LightBoost improvement. The bug prevents the improvement from being as big as it should be (to my eyes).

Ugh. Appalling, but not surprising. Gaming seems like an afterthought to most manufacturers. I almost wish I'd never even played a PC game. Hoping for them to get their act together year after year is maddening.

hi i just joined the forum, but been following the site for some time. I just got the xl2420z here in DK.
They just arrived in the shops, didnt see them whole february, until middle of last week.
Mine is still model from december and Rev: 00-120-BA.
As some of you mention here the colors are terrible first time i turn on the screen, black level is terrible to.
But thx to srsbsn calibration profile colors looks better, but still blacks arent good enough.
My 5-6 years old samsung p2450 has better blacks.
Tried the blur reduction function and cant stand too play with it for some reason and it looks so greyish for me, so i guess even if it has the bug it dont matter for me as i cant play with it on.
But i will keep it for gaming, since my eyes have it a lot better looking at benq
Its sharper picture, a little more natural color (still not perfect) after calibration and more fluid motion and i dont get so tired in my eyes, compared to samsung.
Still samsung stays there for web browsing etc.

UPDATE: As of today March 5th, 2014:
BENQ USA is aware. As of today March 5th there is now a solution forthcoming for users who want to use Blur Busters Strobe Utility. News forthcoming.

Chief Blur Buster wrote:UPDATE: As of today March 5th, 2014:
BENQ USA is aware. As of today March 5th there is now a solution forthcoming for users who want to use Blur Busters Strobe Utility. News forthcoming.

Good news. However it would be nice to hear it from BenQ direct. Not that I don't believe you, but its easy to backpedal from non-public statements.