Modifying the monitor firmware is extremely difficult and often costs more time than the purchase of a new monitor. Jojolapin102 wrote:Hi everyone, I'm new to the blur busters forums so I don't know if I post this on the right place. (please excuse my english mistakes I'm french) But I didn't find any information useful, Samsung is totally deaf, and I posted here because I saw that firmware on some BenQ monitors had been customized, so I am wondering if someone has ideas, skills, or something to help. The fact is that I'm student in electronic engineering and I tried to get some information on the internet to know what type of scaler is used in the monitor, what hardware, because I would like to mod the firmware and disable completely the Overdrive to use freesync. And even if at 144 Hz the reverse ghosting is low, it is there and in dark areas in games it is annoying. Effectively, it can't be disabled, and under 120 Hz, the monitor get horrible reverse ghosting and is simply unusable, so it goes without saying but freesync technology is unusable too.
But, there is a big big issue with this monitor, the way that Overdrive is managed. I am really happy of the monitor, the colors are so good, the contrast is amazing and all that. I bought myself a monitor ~3 months ago, the Samsung LC27HG70 with Freesync. Hi everyone, I'm new to the blur busters forums so I don't know if I post this on the right place.
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