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Scrivo questa recensione a più di 5 anni dall'acquisto in quanto il monitor in questione è ancora quello che uso tutt'ora.
The BenQ XL2411T is not one of those monitors you can expect to turn on and happily use without a bit of tweaking. If you aren’t at all fussy then the default settings may be just about passible but they certainly don’t give an accurate or well-balanced image. Fortunately there are plenty of presets at your disposal, alongside the ability to tweak important aspects of the image such as colour channels and gamma. Whilst no combination of settings seemed perfect it was possible to get quite a pleasing image out of the monitor with a bit of fiddling. Certainly the image balance was infinitely better than the factory defaults with a decent richness to shades without an oversaturated look. The colour gamut corresponds approximately to sRGB, fitting particularly tightly for red and blue shades with just a small extension beyond. There is under-coverage of some green shades with extension beyond for other green shades. But even years later I'm still trying to adjust the colours because this monitor has an odd colour fade & blending issues.
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Upon entering the main menu each key is assigned to a new function; up, down, right/select, left and exit. To test the responsiveness during movies we ran into a bit of a hitch. Our test rig is equipped with CyberLink PowerDVD 8.0, which is a somewhat dated movie software. It has done the job for all other monitors tested but it seemed to be allergic to the BenQ when it was running at 144Hz. As the video below shows the screen is filled with what looks like white noise from an old TV set rather than the intended images. Tralasciando la VGA inutile per lo scopo di utilizzo del monitor l'HDMI purtroppo permette solo 60hz per cui i 144hz sono garantiti solo con cavo DVI. Si sente la mancanza di un connettore DP visto che le schede video moderne offrono porte HDMI e DVI.
Corsair Dominator Titanium First Edition DDR5-6600 C32 2x32GB Review: Abundant Capacity And PerformanceIl monitor a 5 anni di utilizzo funziona perfettamente come appena comprato, nessun pixel morto ne artefatti su schermo. I really hope this helps out someone who buys this product because it'll probably save someone's afternoon. Here's a list of things that you will probably ruin your afternoon trying to hook this monitor up: Originally designed to facilitate fluid stereoscopic 3D viewing, 120Hz monitors a favourite for most fans of fast-paced games. By displaying potentially twice as much information every second as a 60Hz display and coupling this with rapid pixel response times and low input lag the feeling of fluidity is unmatched in the LCD world. BenQ really tuned into this with their popular ‘XL’ series of 120Hz gaming monitors. Co-developed with professional players of the FPS game Counterstrike the XL2410T and XL2420T were designed with gamers in mind. Good contrast performance overall with strong static contrast and plenty of brightness if you need it Buy a displayport cable if you plan on using displayport, the cable that comes with this monitor doesn't work well.
Perchè se siete dei PRO, i 144hz fanno ciò che promettono e sarete felici e contenti. La differenza con i 60hz è evidente. But the ‘connected’ feeling and overall fluidity is far superior to even the fastest ‘input lag free’ 60Hz LCDs. Another factor influencing this is the 144Hz refresh rate. Compared to a 60Hz monitor, the BenQ is outputting 2.4 times as many frames of visual information – including updating the mouse cursor position – every second. Compared to a 120Hz monitor (or running this monitor in 120Hz mode) the difference is less pronounced. Technically it is displaying 1.2 times as much information; able to draw an additional 24 frames per second. In practice this does make things seem just a little faster but it really depends on the sensitivity of the user to such things.
Lightning-fast 144 Hz refresh rate performance for a smooth PC gaming experience over DisplayPort or DVI-D
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