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How to use the 1ms MBR function of the gaming monitor
➔ 1ms MBR stands for Motion Blur Reduction. The function is used to remove image retention that can occur during a scene with fast transitions such as games.
1ms MBR operation can be used by setting the vertical frequency supported in the monitor.
When booted with the PC, most of monitors will be unable to use the 1ms MBR function because the vertical frequency is started at 60hz.
If you want to use it, change the vertical frequency to at least 120hz as shown above.
If you changed the vertical frequency, then turn on the 1ms MBR function on the monitor.
To set it properly, select [Menu] → [Game Control] → [1ms Motion Blur Reduction] and press [On].
Once you activated the MBR function, you can use various games without image retention on a screen at higher speed.
How to use the FreeSync function on the monitor
➔ FreeSync function is used to display a vivid image without stuttering or slowing down in the gaming environment.
In case of games with fast graphics, real time rendering is done to change the frame, thus unless you adjust the vertical synchronization, there will be stuttering or slowing down on the monitor.
Check the PC specs for using the FreeSync function.
First of all, you need the PC with an AMD graphics card.
NVIDIA graphics cards do not support Free Sync.
The detailed list of supported graphics cards is available at the AMD site.
If your graphic card is from AMD that supports G-Sync, install the latest version of AMD graphic card driver.
After setting the FreeSync function on the monitor, check the top of menu to see if FreeSync is turned [ON].
Now, after you set the PC and the monitor completely, check the AMD graphics card setting on the PC.
Check if FreeSync is turned on.
How to use the G-Sync function on the monitor
➔ G-Sync function is used to display a vivid image without stuttering or slowing down in the gaming environment.
In case of games with fast graphics, real time rendering is done to change the frame, thus unless you adjust the vertical synchronization, there will be stuttering or slowing down on the monitor.
Check the PC specs for using the G-Sync function.
First of all, you need the PC with an NVIDIA graphics card.
AMD graphic cards do not support G-Sync.
The detailed list of supported graphic cards is available at the NVIDIA site.
If your graphics card is from NVIDIA that supports G-Sync, install the latest version of NVIDIA graphics card driver.
Connect the monitor and the PC and boot the PC.
Once the PC is booted, G-Sync is automatically connected.
Once connected, the PC Window information window will say G-Sync is connected.
Press the monitor menu to check if the information window displays that G-Sync is on.
If successfully connected, go to the NVIDIA control panel in Windows to check the G-Sync settings.
This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.
