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Question: Can I achieve 144 hz in cs:go with this monitor and a GTX 670 FTW?
Document: Also with Display Pilot you can save your settings to specific save slots that the monitor has for your own settings. I do like the stand that it has and its very easy to adjust. Just remember to take full advantage of this monitor and adjust your settings in your operating system to have the monitor run at what Hz you want 60, 120, 144. Anything else that you might have questions about just use your search engine.
The motion is very smooth starting from 100hz+Make sure your graphics card can pump out enough FPS to get 100+ FPS (144 with vsync if you are running in 144hz).Other then being hard to calibrate, i have no complains.
I rate this monitor 4 stars because even if the color depth is bad, it's still a great monitor for the intended audience.
The colors can be adjusted to look okay, but the color depth of an IPS monitor will never be achievable. My second monitor is a IPS so I have them right next to each other, and it's not even a competition when it comes to colors.
I liked this monitor and I knew when I bought it that is was for gaming. Not really for everyday 'let me just check my e-mail' or 'let me update my facebook.' Yes the colors do need to be configured to your liking if you do not like the preset settings. You can just Google the monitor model number and you will find many forums with tips that might suit you.
But I can't imagine myself wanting that atrocity on my desk, and I would barely touch it as well. The XL2411Z monitor does have limited hotkeying for 3 buttons which can let you change brightness/contrast/profiles and other things on the fly (AMA is not available to hotkey, which is lame), but that is more than enough for me. I'm happy with the $100 I saved and the guaranteed V2 firmware.
On top of that, higher frequencies cause weird effects in games that do not support them. The AMA setting is excellent in some games, and weird in others. This monitor is truly for fast paced FPS games, but here is the downfall: games look amazing at 100HZ(I can't tell the difference above 100fps, and I'd rather have improved color accuracy), but you get used to it really quickly.
There aren't many reviews of this monitor online, but I still took the leap and purchased it straight from BenQ about 2 weeks ago. I will do my best with this review and you can figure out whether this is for you. My brother uses a Dell U2412M monitor right next to me, and it is priced nearly the same, so it will be an excellent comparison. I will also mention its slightly "bigger" brother, the XL2420Z. Note the quotation marks.
No offense to monkeys, I mean I really don't mean to offend you. Please don't take it the wrong way.Colors out of the box are pretty atrocious, but there is a big note on it that clearly states that it is set to a specific setting. There are color ICC profiles(and instructions) online at a specific pc monitor review site for 100, 120, and 144hz modes(search for XL2420Z review, it uses the same panel).
Just make sure you are reading a review with V2 firmware, not V1.Features I have not mentioned are not worth touching IMO. Black eQualizer, Blue Light Reduction, Smart Focus, and there are others. Don't really care for them. If you have any questions, please ask away! I do play on keeping this monitor until someone can release a nice 4k IPS 120HZ Blur Reduction GSYNC/FREESYNC monitor!
Answer: You should be maintaining 200-300 FPS easily at 1080p with a GTX 670 in CS:GO. So yes, you will be able to take advantage of 144Hz.