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Question: I just got this monitor, and I'm having trouble with it when I set it to anything over 60Hz. I get some REALLY bad screen tear, and it's green. Help?
Document: This monitor is awesome! I meet this monitor from 60hz and now even my cursor is smoother than before with 144hz!Anyway if you are concern about the firmware, dont. Because i get this monitor with V2 firmware :)If you are living in Europe or Turkey like me, package is doesnt contain your country ac power cable. You need to buy it or you can use your old monitor ac power cable like me. Package contain only American type ac power cable. (Sorry for my bad English)
This is a great monitor, but ONLY for Gaming. Amazing refresh rates, zero blur, 1ms lag, it's great if you play CS, TF2, BF, CoD, anything that requires quick reactions.I'm not going to say that it will make you a better player, but chances are you will find your self hitting a few shots you wouldn't have with a standard 60hz.The reason this is only good for gamers? The colors suck, but that's to be expected from a TN monitor.
I rate this monitor 4 stars because even if the color depth is bad, it's still a great monitor for the intended audience.
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.
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.
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).
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.
Pros:144hzbuilt in BENQ &#34;Blur Reduction&#34;1080P resolutionArrived with no dead pixels (woo! )Cons:Color is very hard to get right with 144hz and Blur Reduction ONAs one review mentions here, I used the guide on &#34;very known monitor review site&#34; to calibrate the monitor, I used their OSD presets, and downloaded their 144hz ICC profile. After the calibration, the color reproduction is very good.
If you are using an nVidia card, you can improve the effect through the driver program. AMD users can download the Custom Resolution Utility by Toasty X for a similar effect. What those do is basically override the Monitor Drivers and finetune the crosstalk, making the bands at the top and bottom smaller, but not ridding them altogether which is inevitable. You can set up multiple profiles so when you change the frequency in the display settings, they will be automatically overridden by the profiles.Now about those bands.
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.
Answer: Update drivers for your graphics card, make sure you graphics card can pull over 144 frames. Run furmark, if your computer overheats then you're in big trouble.