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Which picture mode are those settings on CaptainRAVE?
BenQ XL2730Z Freesync Owners Thread
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Have saved it under 'Gamer 1', is that what you meant?
Assuming the panel is similar to the Swift and the gamma profiles are inline with BenQ's typical ones then gamma 4 or 5 will be needed with that monitor and massively boost how pleasing it looks.
Most people settle on somewhere around user colors R 95-96, G 95-96, B 100 on the Swift, along with contrast 50, brightness somewhere around 50 subject to taste, sharpness 5 - but don't know how transferable to the BenQ that is.
Most people settle on somewhere around user colors R 95-96, G 95-96, B 100 on the Swift, along with contrast 50, brightness somewhere around 50 subject to taste, sharpness 5 - but don't know how transferable to the BenQ that is.
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When you edit the settings it depends what picture mode you're currently using to how it will look. Those settings on FPS 1 picture mode for example look a lot different to the same settings on the standard picture mode.
This worked for me.
I have got the monitor to run at 144hz without flickering AND it also fixed all my games that flickered at 1440p too!
I used the ATI patch, download and install from here http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-AMD-ATI-Pixel-Clock-Patcher
and
Download and install CRU Toastyx from here http://www.monitortests.com/atikmdag-patcher-1.3.2.zip
and a new Detail Res and Set to to 143.95Hz. Save and restart the PC. On restart for to your monitor properties and select 144hz from the drop down.
Arma 3 full screen https://i.imgur.com/uuhIrHs.jpg
I have got the monitor to run at 144hz without flickering AND it also fixed all my games that flickered at 1440p too!
I used the ATI patch, download and install from here http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-AMD-ATI-Pixel-Clock-Patcher
and
Download and install CRU Toastyx from here http://www.monitortests.com/atikmdag-patcher-1.3.2.zip
and a new Detail Res and Set to to 143.95Hz. Save and restart the PC. On restart for to your monitor properties and select 144hz from the drop down.
Arma 3 full screen https://i.imgur.com/uuhIrHs.jpg
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Mostly using standard picture mode, along with the settings posted. Have also performed the refresh rate fix - fixes the desktop and games such as dying light.
Thanks for the post Scramz
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Nice one Scramz, works for me as well.
Hopefully if it's that simple then AMD can implement the fix in the next driver
Hopefully if it's that simple then AMD can implement the fix in the next driver
Also, I was getting poor performance overall on Arma 3 and I come to realise that I never set my game parameters to use more Vram as I have gone up to 1440p so it is silky smooth now.
-cpuCount=8 -maxMem=8192 -maxVRAM=4096 -noSplash -skipIntro -world=Altis -noPause
I will add the fix on the first post.
-cpuCount=8 -maxMem=8192 -maxVRAM=4096 -noSplash -skipIntro -world=Altis -noPause
I will add the fix on the first post.
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I've just posted in the AMD thread about poor GPU usage.
I'll try those parameters.
I'll try those parameters.
It is not a AMD's problem, it is the game's default settings. Just the way Arma 3 is.
If any of you fancy a game soon add me to steam.
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That will include the stand, the screen itself isn't really thin like those ultra thin TV's but it's not thick either.
From 1080p to 1440p, i didnt a Thief benchmark on very high mantle settings and it was using 3.8gb Vram!
@Ayahuasca, did you try the parameters on Arma 3, it helped the game run smoother as before the game was limiting it to 2gb which was causing stuttering. After I change it to use 4gb the FPS was about the same but no more stuttering.
@Ayahuasca, did you try the parameters on Arma 3, it helped the game run smoother as before the game was limiting it to 2gb which was causing stuttering. After I change it to use 4gb the FPS was about the same but no more stuttering.
Doing some great work on this thread Scramz
I don't have the BenQ yet, but it's on my shortlist, so I am following developments here closely and it seems like you are finding simple solutions for every problem so far. Good job!!