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Which monitor with a high refresh rate would you recommend? Mostly for valorant, I don't mind whether its 24 or 27" or oled etc. I'm looking to replace the pg248qp with something else and I'm curious about your opinion.
I don't want to take responsibility for it. In this thread I've outlined how to choose the right gaming monitor and use it.
I can only make general recommendationsDanGamesTwitch wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 14:16Hi, for the past 3-4 years, I've been struggling with a problem of an unclear and choppy image. It feels like there’s not enough FPS in games, but the FPS is stable at 600-900 depending on the game. I also notice excessive screen shaking when shooting, and the screen blurs too much during turns, making it hard to see anything. It feels like there’s a blur effect applied, along with a sensation of increased recoil in games. I’ve tried all settings and tweaks; four people have configured my BIOS, but nothing has changed. My monitor is a Zowie BenQ XL2546. I live in new buildings with good electricity supply. I’ve changed my PC three times but haven’t changed the monitor. There are no visual problems with the monitor, but all games feel either smooth or as if they’re running at 60 Hz, plus heavy character movement feels sluggish.
CS2 (800 FPS)
Apex (300 FPS)
Warzone (250-290 FPS)
(PC)
R 77800X3D
RTX 4070 TI
DDR5 Team Group T-Create 6000
Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX V2
(Monitor)
Zowie BenQ XL2546
Dyac Premium
AMA Premium
There is no smooth image in games at all.
Please tell me if there could be a problem with the monitor. Has anyone encountered something similar?
the manual was released before 2566k was released.
CRU... scaling is performed on the monitor side.....Slender wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:10the manual was released before 2566k was released.
Your monitor should scale normally with display scaling, and without the override check mark. Your monitor should have a choice between stretched, 1:1, aspect ratio.
https://youtu.be/gdYcXAtVK2w?si=B5ysmPVBxUQzMp5k
if you do the same, you will never have problems with resolution.
you can not use CRU. But you will not be able to use alt+tab, because your hz will drop from 360 to 144Hz due to HDMI block. Also you will get freezes at system startup and opening of game launchers such as steam and eaapp.naporitan wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:11CRU...Slender wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:10the manual was released before 2566k was released.
Your monitor should scale normally with display scaling, and without the override check mark. Your monitor should have a choice between stretched, 1:1, aspect ratio.
https://youtu.be/gdYcXAtVK2w?si=B5ysmPVBxUQzMp5k
if you do the same, you will never have problems with resolution.
What's wrong with monitor scaling?naporitan wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:11CRU... scaling is performed on the monitor side.....Slender wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:10the manual was released before 2566k was released.
Your monitor should scale normally with display scaling, and without the override check mark. Your monitor should have a choice between stretched, 1:1, aspect ratio.
https://youtu.be/gdYcXAtVK2w?si=B5ysmPVBxUQzMp5k
if you do the same, you will never have problems with resolution.
There are many nuances, for example, high interpolation latency.... the main thing is to achieve that the monitor does not scale the image, and for this you need support at the hardware level of certain resolutionsSlender wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:16What's wrong with monitor scaling?naporitan wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:11CRU... scaling is performed on the monitor side.....Slender wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:10the manual was released before 2566k was released.
Your monitor should scale normally with display scaling, and without the override check mark. Your monitor should have a choice between stretched, 1:1, aspect ratio.
https://youtu.be/gdYcXAtVK2w?si=B5ysmPVBxUQzMp5k
if you do the same, you will never have problems with resolution.
delete all resolution in cru exept main.naporitan wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:29There are many nuances, for example, high interpolation latency.... the main thing is to achieve that the monitor does not scale the image, and for this you need support at the hardware level of certain resolutionsSlender wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:16What's wrong with monitor scaling?naporitan wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:11CRU... scaling is performed on the monitor side.....Slender wrote: ↑09 May 2025, 15:10the manual was released before 2566k was released.
Your monitor should scale normally with display scaling, and without the override check mark. Your monitor should have a choice between stretched, 1:1, aspect ratio.
https://youtu.be/gdYcXAtVK2w?si=B5ysmPVBxUQzMp5k
if you do the same, you will never have problems with resolution.
I recommend watching the official video guide from zowie and you need to use gpu scaling.