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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
That probably won't be for a few years... And the images on Newegg are photoshopped to show you what it would look like. I remember seeing this glossy monitor that was completely flat, but the image took up the whole space while the LCD part was actually only 1.5cm in from all sides. -
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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
Well, I got my VG248QE in a couple of days ago. I don't know how I've been able to game without it. Especially considering that I came from a 17" 75hz 1280x1024 screen. Lightboost is simply amazing. Confirmed working with ToastyX Strobelight and an AMD 7950. Had I known about this monitor... -
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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
I believe he means "controller" as in a mouse and keyboard or joystick or whatever else you could use. -
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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
There's your answer. ;) -
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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
It is available for AMD, but I don't think they like talking about it, considering it's Nvidia's technology we're using. If you have a cheap Nvidia card, you can set it up with that and then connect the dvi cable to the AMD card. Then, use the ToastyX CRU to apply the resolution settings. Feel... -
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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
Oh, didn't know that. Good to know -
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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
The VG248QE from Asus or the XL2411T from BenQ are the best ones out right now. The ASUS is cheaper and can go up to 144 hz (non-lightboost). The BenQ has something called the Black eQualzier to brighten darker areas, which you may find useful. I believe someone said earlier in the thread that... -
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ASUS/BENQ LightBoost owners!! Zero motion blur setting!
Has anyone figured out how to use LightBoost on the VG248QE with an AMD card yet? I tried talking to ASUS tech support but they couldn't find anything. He said that "LightBoost will be automatically on when the monitor is running @120hz" and that was just information he was told to pass on...