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Are you able to make a custom resolution (either through the Nvidia panel or CRU) and use ULMB2 there?
Can make the custom resolution at 72 and 96hz but Pulsar and ULMB2 is disabledkyube wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 13:47Are you able to make a custom resolution (either through the Nvidia panel or CRU) and use ULMB2 there?
For instance, a QHD@72Hz or QHD@96Hz resolution.
The reason I'm asking for these specific combinations is for 24FPS content.
One could use 3x-4x FG on a 24FPS video and have no phase shift / aliasing visual artifacting (due to frame rate & refresh rate mismatch), which would open up this panel's effectiveness as a “all in one solution” display even further.
For now, it's definitely a upgrade over the XG2431 & XL2566K, in every aspect.
On the assumption that all the data in the previous posts are true.
You hav a ps5 pro right? War thunder and rainbow six seige are two free games with locked 120fps mode. Infact r6s without vsync runs at 140fps. (Which adds blur from tearing of course). Im not sure about rocket league and apex legends but atleast the first two will run so. War thunder and apex also have pssr. So with the upcoming pssr 2 update next week or two. This would be a massive clarity boost.brownvim wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 12:57Just tried it with my PS5 and Switch 2, it looks amazing, 60fps is great again.
Even with the pulse width at 100 which is max brightness, it blows away the motion clarity on my OLED, without sacrificing any brightness at all. Going down the range to 10 (lowest) its a massive hit to brightness but it does look less blurry. I will test brightness on PC and report back.
You can do ULMB2 on 120hz mode too on the PS5 but I don't have any games with a locked 120fps to test. They all run in VRR at around 90fps but VRR not supported in conjunction with ULMB2 so the game just doesn't display right. Frames and pulse are out of sync.
That's a shame... so it's locked to specific refresh rate targets...
That's a extremely concerning claim to read, which would imply that they've only allowed for a low duty cycle experience for the 60Hz refresh rate....liquidshadowfox wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 15:09...BUT ULMB 60 hz > ULMB 120 feels really bad lol I really hope they keep updating this monitor with more updates to allow for ULMB 120 at the same motion clarity as 60 hz because that REALLY looked clear and 120 ULMB looks LESS clear than 60 hz ULMB which is nuts.
Thanks, I will download them and test it out over the weekend, I tried Stellar Blade and Mario Kart, they look so good!purplemelon1 wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 15:10You hav a ps5 pro right? War thunder and rainbow six seige are two free games with locked 120fps mode. Infact r6s without vsync runs at 140fps. (Which adds blur from tearing of course). Im not sure about rocket league and apex legends but atleast the first two will run so. War thunder and apex also have pssr. So with the upcoming pssr 2 update next week or two. This would be a massive clarity boost.brownvim wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 12:57Just tried it with my PS5 and Switch 2, it looks amazing, 60fps is great again.
Even with the pulse width at 100 which is max brightness, it blows away the motion clarity on my OLED, without sacrificing any brightness at all. Going down the range to 10 (lowest) its a massive hit to brightness but it does look less blurry. I will test brightness on PC and report back.
You can do ULMB2 on 120hz mode too on the PS5 but I don't have any games with a locked 120fps to test. They all run in VRR at around 90fps but VRR not supported in conjunction with ULMB2 so the game just doesn't display right. Frames and pulse are out of sync.
They can both be started at like 20gb. So you can downpoad them quick if you want.
I'm not sure what you mean, 120hz motion clarity is the same as 60hz for me in ULMB2 mode, it just depends what Pulse Width setting you select.liquidshadowfox wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 15:09It feels like a big bummer that we can't get the same motion clarity from 60 hz in pulsar. Granted pulsar by itself in my opinion is a motion clarity bump over regular Gsync and it's def worth using BUT ULMB 60 hz > ULMB 120 feels really bad lol I really hope they keep updating this monitor with more updates to allow for ULMB 120 at the same motion clarity as 60 hz because that REALLY looked clear and 120 ULMB looks LESS clear than 60 hz ULMB which is nuts. I'd also argue I don't think they are done tuning gsync pulsar because it's supposed to go down to 60 hz (and I think cheif mentioned an update to allow for 48 hz) so I'd hope they would try to at least improve gsync pulsar further. Also despite the lower limit being 75 fps, gsync pulsar disables below 80 fps so I assume they changed the buffer from 20 fps to 5 fps (big improvement no doubt) but you can't use pulsar for games locked to anything below 80 fps.