I just got a new monitor from my CS class and have no need for the one i have now plus i want the extra money to upgrade my GPU. Monitor is a Benq xl2420t 120hz
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824014270
The i bought the monitor around the end of November it is still fairly new no dents scratches of any kind still have box and all components but the Cd that comes with it. Add me on steam if you have any questions or to discuss the price i want to get around 300 for the monitor. First come first served.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/TWSSc2/
I just got a new monitor from my CS class and have no need for the one i have now plus i want the extra money to upgrade my GPU. Monitor is a Benq xl2420t 120hz
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824014270
The i bought the monitor around the end of November it is still fairly new no dents scratches of any kind still have box and all components but the Cd that comes with it. Add me on steam if you have any questions or to discuss the price i want to get around 300 for the monitor. First come first served.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/TWSSc2/
have you tried using the lightboost?
any dead pixels?
have you tried using the lightboost?
any dead pixels?
Retard price I'll start bid. 350.
Retard price I'll start bid. 350.
Amazing monitor, I have the TX because it was on sale for cheaper than the T (TX comes with 3D glasses, that's the only difference), I can recommend it to anyone that wants a 120 Hz. Hell, I even saw a boost over my Acer 120 Hz.
EDIT: Lightboost works great with this monitor.
Amazing monitor, I have the TX because it was on sale for cheaper than the T (TX comes with 3D glasses, that's the only difference), I can recommend it to anyone that wants a 120 Hz. Hell, I even saw a boost over my Acer 120 Hz.
EDIT: Lightboost works great with this monitor.
There are no dead pixels on the monitor its in great condition fully functioning and light boost is amazing.
There are no dead pixels on the monitor its in great condition fully functioning and light boost is amazing.
Just a heads up: I just tried lightboost with this same monitor, and got noticeable input lag. I used the mod that tricks Nvidia's control panel into thinking it's the ASUS monitor, which doesn't require glasses to turn it on. I'm not sure if actually activating the 3D mode with glasses would make a difference or not, but be warned that lightboost isn't guaranteed to work for you.
That said, 120hz is worth it, with or without lightboost.
Just a heads up: I just tried lightboost with this same monitor, and got noticeable input lag. I used the mod that tricks Nvidia's control panel into thinking it's the ASUS monitor, which doesn't require glasses to turn it on. I'm not sure if actually activating the 3D mode with glasses would make a difference or not, but be warned that lightboost isn't guaranteed to work for you.
That said, 120hz is worth it, with or without lightboost.
I would have bought it if I saw this thread... I bought one of these last week
I would have bought it if I saw this thread... I bought one of these last week
reillyJust a heads up: I just tried lightboost with this same monitor, and got noticeable input lag. I used the mod that tricks Nvidia's control panel into thinking it's the ASUS monitor, which doesn't require glasses to turn it on. I'm not sure if actually activating the 3D mode with glasses would make a difference or not, but be warned that lightboost isn't guaranteed to work for you.
That said, 120hz is worth it, with or without lightboost.
I get reduced input lag if I follow these instructions:
http://www.blurbusters.com/zero-motion-blur/lightboost/
TIP: Improving Convenience, Stability & Eliminating “Control+T”:
First, verify LightBoost is working by verifying for reduced motion blur, and Step 4 was already followed. Next, you can make LightBoost “stick” by going to nVidia Control Panel and disabling the “Enable Stereoscopic 3D” checkbox (see Step 8 above). If the screen did not flicker when doing this, LightBoost is still enabled even after disabling 3D!
- Games launch in 2D without needing Control+T
- Driver stability is improved in this mode, less freezing occurs.
- VSYNC OFF now works much more reliably, reducing input lag.
(Note: Some games may automatically switch resolutions; make sure it stays at 120 Hz)
[quote=reilly]Just a heads up: I just tried lightboost with this same monitor, and got noticeable input lag. I used the mod that tricks Nvidia's control panel into thinking it's the ASUS monitor, which doesn't require glasses to turn it on. I'm not sure if actually activating the 3D mode with glasses would make a difference or not, but be warned that lightboost isn't guaranteed to work for you.
That said, 120hz is worth it, with or without lightboost.[/quote]I get reduced input lag if I follow these instructions:
http://www.blurbusters.com/zero-motion-blur/lightboost/
TIP: Improving Convenience, Stability & Eliminating “Control+T”:
First, verify LightBoost is working by verifying for reduced motion blur, and Step 4 was already followed. Next, you can make LightBoost “stick” by going to nVidia Control Panel and disabling the “Enable Stereoscopic 3D” checkbox (see Step 8 above). If the screen did not flicker when doing this, LightBoost is still enabled even after disabling 3D!
- Games launch in 2D without needing Control+T
- Driver stability is improved in this mode, less freezing occurs.
- VSYNC OFF now works much more reliably, reducing input lag.
(Note: Some games may automatically switch resolutions; make sure it stays at 120 Hz)
i thought this said selling mentor
i thought this said selling mentor
Aw man I bought a fancy bike so I can't buy ~things~ until the end of the month. I'll definitely consider this if no one else takes it until then.
Aw man I bought a fancy bike so I can't buy ~things~ until the end of the month. I'll definitely consider this if no one else takes it until then.