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There is no optimal solution for dark and washed colors with MBR/LB enabled, that’s the fact. :(

I came from using a CRT at 140hz which was the best and after it broke I got a BenQ and fucked about with lightboost. I still use lightboost and have tried it off/on and a load of different settings and to be honest with you lightboost is way better if you want it closer to having no motion blur but it’s nowhere near the level that a CRT is. Especially considering the fact that it adds input lag where as on a CRT you have effectively none.

That being said saying “it adds input lag, that’s how it reduces motion blur” makes no sense. As if the sole act of adding input lag reduces motion blur or something. The actual facts are that the process lightboost uses does add a bit of input lag, but it is just an unfortunate byproduct.

stfu

Brightness: 100
Contrast: 50
Low Blue Light: 0
Black eQualizer: 0
Blur Reduction: On
Color Temperature: User Mode > R: 100, G: 96, B: 98
AMA: High
Instant Mode: On
Sharpness: 5
Gamma: Gamma 3

these setting were recommended on various tech sites and together with some tweaking in the nvidia control panel the colors are quite good.

from what i’ve heard the built-in motion blur reduction feature in the xl2411z combined with 144hz is far better than 120hz lightboost. if you still want to lightboost your monitor then you’ll have to modify your firmware using external hardware that you have to order online, really not worth the hassle imo.

Ewwh input lag