Recent content by Tachikoma

The 2017 LG OLED basically has the same input lag as the Dell, if the 20ms ballpark figure is correct. The LG doesn't strobe, but it does have 1080p @ 120Hz... would be interesting to hear from someone who has both.

I'd imagine that its a really, really good monitor for twitch gaming if you set the strobe to 60 Hz, assuming that 20~ ms of input lag is acceptable. How does it fare for reading strain? 120 Hz strobing isn't very noticeable I hope?

LG OLEDs don't use PWM though.

If that's the case, a VR display would do pretty well wouldn't it? Can't wait till a VR document reader is released :D

For anyone who still cares... blocking off pin 20 with tape solved all of my DP issues (non-optimal resolution, etc etc). Saved me from spending $50 on expensive DP cables :)

People who own FW900s will cry

I haven't seen any obvious artifacts yet, but I'm not likely to notice nor care when I'm doing fast paced gaming, I guess. Hope the 23 inch panel is different in this respect though. Is it a definite thing that the "normal faster fastest" setting only affects overdrive? I'm judging input lag...

Tried it on my S23A750D, its working great! Btw, could anyone test whether there's any difference in input lag between normal, faster and fastest? I _think_ fastest feels less muddy but that could be confirmation bias.

What I meant is, the license file (if one exists) for samsung tridef seems to work for the newer versions of tridef as well. I've actually tried the trial version of the full retail version, that didn't solve my problems either. I've heard that the "display out of range" issue is actually a...

So... how did you get tridef to work in the end (display settings, etc)? You don't have to buy tridef to get the newest updates btw, just install the latest tridef over samsung's and you still have full access to it. I've never been able to make frame sequential mode work in anything besides...

Yes, iirc they were somewhere on the left side of the monitor.

"Have a look at your services. I had a similar problem and disabled "AMD External Events Utility" and it stopped looking for the monitor. I think on my old system it was called "ati hotkey poller"" This seems to have fixed it for me. Haven't had any displayport issues in 2 days now.

If you live in Australia, its a no-brainer: the Samsung. The Asus costs about 50% more for exactly the same thing, excluding the Nvidia vs AMD thing going on.

Maybe one of these would help? http://www.ergoindemand.com/monitor-hood-crt-filter.htm

Lol, I'll pitch in with my impressions then (vs a Dell P992). It feels a lot closer to a CRT than a 60hz LCD, but the mouse cursor somehow feels just _slightly_ less responsive than a CRT. The sharpness obviously beats my CRT hands down and the colours are more than acceptable, subjectively...