I still haven't seen anyone (be it a pro or a casual) using a 240hz monitor. Hope manufacturers understand at some point that people are not willing to spend 300$ more for just 96hz more (you can find a 144hz monitor for 200$ and 240hz is 500$).

I still haven't seen anyone (be it a pro or a casual) using a 240hz monitor. Hope manufacturers understand at some point that people are not willing to spend 300$ more for just 96hz more (you can find a 144hz monitor for 200$ and 240hz is 500$).

I know a lot of Quake players who swear by them. Rapha for example uses a 240hz monitor and he says he can feel a difference over a 144hz. He has been winning pro competitions for over 10 years now and is a standup guy, so I take his word for it. For any old school Quake players, next month he will be playing Quake Champions duel for $100,000 US and also the team he is on will be playing for $300,000. Total prize pool is 1 million US dollars. VoO is also back and also looking to win, he still rips it up. It's going to be a intense competition for them.

I'm really curious regarding DyAc, does it add input lag?

I'm really curious regarding DyAc, does it add input lag?

Probably not, just internal picture hw processing mechanism. It sounds similar to my Eizo Foris >> Clear insight.

Probably not, just internal picture hw processing mechanism. It sounds similar to my Eizo Foris >> Clear insight.

Do you play any FPS games, if yes, do you use it and do you see any difference having it on/off? I saw the video on the DyAc in CS/OW on BenQ's youtube a while back, but i don't really know if it's any good.

Do you play any FPS games, if yes, do you use it and do you see any difference having it on/off? I saw the video on the DyAc in CS/OW on BenQ's youtube a while back, but i don't really know if it's any good.

It sharpens/clears the detail, to the point its too much. I have it off, and no no extra lag because of it.:)