BenQ XL2411Z Settings Help
Posted: 23 Oct 2014, 18:43
Hey there BlurBusters forums, I apologize for making this type of thread as I'm aware these pop up all the time and are a little rudimentary.
I play a few FPSs competitively (TF2, CSGO, Quake) and am moving from my old crt to the aforementioned XL2411Z. Now, I read over other threads asking for assistance with settings, but I'm afraid even those were a little too advanced considering my lack of monitor knowledge.
For the BlurBusters utility for BenQ Blur Reduction, is there a relative consensus on the best values for Persistence and Crosstalk?
Just to make sure I understand, for Persistence, lower = image clarity, higher = brightness, and there isn't any other real trade off like input latency? Whereas for Crosstalk, lower = more ghosting/less latency, while higher = less ghosting/more latency?
If I were to have Crosstalk on the lowest value, would there be any added latency from the Blur Reduction at all?
As a side note, should you not run stock blur reduction/ Blur Busters utility on 144hz? There was another post somewhere recommending either 120hz with Blur Reduction, or 144hz without.
I appreciate any assistance someone could provide, again I apologize for the very basic/repetitive questions.
I play a few FPSs competitively (TF2, CSGO, Quake) and am moving from my old crt to the aforementioned XL2411Z. Now, I read over other threads asking for assistance with settings, but I'm afraid even those were a little too advanced considering my lack of monitor knowledge.
For the BlurBusters utility for BenQ Blur Reduction, is there a relative consensus on the best values for Persistence and Crosstalk?
Just to make sure I understand, for Persistence, lower = image clarity, higher = brightness, and there isn't any other real trade off like input latency? Whereas for Crosstalk, lower = more ghosting/less latency, while higher = less ghosting/more latency?
If I were to have Crosstalk on the lowest value, would there be any added latency from the Blur Reduction at all?
As a side note, should you not run stock blur reduction/ Blur Busters utility on 144hz? There was another post somewhere recommending either 120hz with Blur Reduction, or 144hz without.
I appreciate any assistance someone could provide, again I apologize for the very basic/repetitive questions.