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Chapter 3: General Instructions
• Overclocking:
* ON: This function allows you to adjust the refresh rate.
* Max Refresh Rate: Allows you to select a maximum refresh rate
of 180Hz (Only for DisplayPort input).
• Variable OD: Improves the gray level response time of the LCD panel.
The adjusting range is from Level 0 to Level 5.
This function is not available when ELMB is enabled.
• GamePlus: The GamePlus function provides a toolkit and creates a
better gaming environment for users when playing different types of
games.
* FPS Counter: The FPS (frames per second) counter lets you
know how smooth the game is running.
* Crosshair: The crosshair overlays with 6 different crosshair
options letting you choose the one that best suits the game you're
playing.
Overclocking may cause screen flickering. To reduce such effects, disconnect
the DisplayPort cable and use the monitor OSD menu to try again with a safer
Max. Refresh rate.
To activate ELMB, turn off Variable Refresh Rate function first.
• Variable Refresh Rate: Allows a Variable Refresh Rate supported
graphics source to dynamically adjust display refresh rate based on
typical content frame rates for power efficient, virtually stutter free and
low-latency display update.
• Variable Refresh Rate can only be activated within 48Hz~100Hz for
HDMI and 48Hz~180Hz for DisplayPort.
• For supported GPUs, minimum PC system and driver requirements,
please contact the GPU manufactures.
• ELMB: Turns on/off the ELMB (Extreme Low Motion Blur) function. This
function is available when HDMI the refresh rate is 75Hz or 100Hz. This
function is available when DP the refresh rate is 100Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz,
165Hz or 180Hz.
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