Strobelight - LightBoost Utility for AMD/ATI and NVIDIA

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(08-01-2013 09:55 AM)JohnnyBigodes Wrote:  I installed the refresh rates 120 Hz (strobed) and 121 Hz (non strobed).

After puting the strobelight.exe in the Autostart menu my monitor got initialized and i saw that 3D light on my BenQ XL2420T is ON.

After that i tried to play BF3 but the 3D light on the Monitor goes everytime OFF. I looked at the game options and the refresh rate is on 120 Hz.

That's weird. Is this with AMD or NVIDIA? NVIDIA has a "preferred refresh rate" option that should be set to "application controlled" and not "highest available"; otherwise, it might try to override 120 Hz with 121 Hz.

(08-01-2013 08:56 AM)LordGurciullo Wrote:  1. I did the ufo test before doing anything... and it seems MORE BLURRY with strobe DISABLED then it did when it was factory?? is that in my head ( or did you do something cool to make the effect even more noticable? ?
2. Is it really that freaking different. difference on the ufo test is night and day beyond belief... (but like im saying i dont remember the default factory being as blurry as it is now with strobe DISABLED)

I didn't do anything to the regular modes. It really is that different. The backlight strobing addresses the sample and hold problem, which eliminates motion blur and gives it CRT-like motion. These are the first LCD monitors I've seen that have this capability.

(08-01-2013 08:56 AM)LordGurciullo Wrote:  3. Do i need to mess with nvidia 3d thing? and set that up? How can i optimize games? The brightness settings are grayed out.

PS - In control panel it doesn't show its enabled (do we care)? the check box *enable stereoscopic 3d* is unchecked...

Don't enable 3D unless you actually have 3D glasses and an emitter.