Strobelight - LightBoost Utility for AMD/ATI and NVIDIA

[ToastyX]

(07-11-2013 01:51 PM)WeApOn Wrote:  Is there any way to bind another key to switch to 60hz?

I will add Ctrl+Alt+F6 as a way to switch to 60 Hz in the next release.

(07-11-2013 01:48 PM)Ryth Wrote:  The 2 monitors available in my area from the list in the original post are the BenQ XL2411T and the ASUS VG248QE. They both are similairly priced (the ASUS being 20 euro's more expensive or so).

My question is: which one should I pick?

I don't have any buying advice in this case. They are both well-supported by the program. The biggest reported difference is the colors when strobing: the BenQ might have a crimson tint, while the ASUS might have lower contrast.

(07-11-2013 01:48 PM)Ryth Wrote:  EDIT: Also.. doesn't the Strobing work on Fullscreen mode at all? Or is it just the toggling that doesn't work when you are fullscreen?

It's just the toggling that won't work properly. Strobing will work as long as the game is using the appropriate refresh rate.

(07-11-2013 01:00 AM)moussaka Wrote:  it says 3D on 100Hz but not 120Hz. However, strobed is checked for both of them in the program.

That's weird. It doesn't make sense for 100 Hz to work but not 120 Hz. Strobelight will always show strobing is on at 120 Hz because there's no way to ask the monitor what mode it's in. The problem is either the driver is not sending the strobed refresh rate at 120 Hz, or the monitor is not switching to 3D mode when it should.

Two things to try:

1. Make sure "Reduce DVI frequency on high-resolution displays" is not checked in the Catalyst Control Center under My Digital Flat-Panels -> Properties (Digital Flat-Panel).

2. Try unplugging the monitor's power and plugging it back in. Then choose "Reinitialize displays" in the tray icon menu to go through the initialization process again.