I find with low fps content (around 30fps + or - however many frames) that with Overdrive turned on at all (any of the 4 settings) it appears unnatural and less pleasant to look at, turning it off looks much more like what I assume is the intended appearance. Even with higher fps I seem to run into situations where I prefer the natural looking blur of having no Overdrive to the sped up look that occurs with it on. Sometimes it seems like there's more continuity to the motion with OD turned off.
Got this new AOC G2260VWQ6 monitor recently and I'm still not sure if I should just keep the OD off, or turn it on sometimes, like in certain faster paced games and some high fps videos (60fps). The blur reduction and faster pixel response time sometimes seems good, but I'm definitely leaning towards it not being good all the time.
From what I've read my HDMI to DVI adapter shouldn't degrade the quality of the image at all. I'm not sure if it might be an old HDMI standard that might not allow sufficient data through or something... would be good to figure out if that's the case. I don't have any other cables to test with. I've thought of getting a Displayport cable at some point since I'll need it eventually when I get a Freesync compatible GPU for this monitor. I'm very curious if the monitor will work any better with another cable.
Got this new AOC G2260VWQ6 monitor recently and I'm still not sure if I should just keep the OD off, or turn it on sometimes, like in certain faster paced games and some high fps videos (60fps). The blur reduction and faster pixel response time sometimes seems good, but I'm definitely leaning towards it not being good all the time.
From what I've read my HDMI to DVI adapter shouldn't degrade the quality of the image at all. I'm not sure if it might be an old HDMI standard that might not allow sufficient data through or something... would be good to figure out if that's the case. I don't have any other cables to test with. I've thought of getting a Displayport cable at some point since I'll need it eventually when I get a Freesync compatible GPU for this monitor. I'm very curious if the monitor will work any better with another cable.