Users Guide

32 | Operating the Monitor

Response

Allows you to set the Response Time to Normal or Fast.

ULMB

ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur) helps have less of a motion blur effect

while you are watching fast-moving images. When the graphics card

supports G-SYNC, make sure that the Enable G-SYNC function is not

selected in the NVIDIA Control Panel, ULMB will be automatically

enabled.

NOTE: This function is available when the refresh rate is 85 Hz, 100 Hz

or 120 Hz.

NOTE: When ULMB is enabled, the message of ULMB Mode is

displayed on the lower-left corner of the OSD. When G-SYNC is

enabled in the NVIDIA Control Panel, the message of G-SYNC Mode is

displayed instead. If your system doesn’t support G-SYNC, then the

message of Normal Mode is displayed.

ULMB Pulse

Width

Allows you to adjust the panel's backlight a bit, so as to reduce motion

blur. Use

or to adjust the level from 10 to 100. Smaller values

decrease motion blur and brightness.

Overclock

Allows you to operate the monitor at a higher refresh rate than

specified by the panel specification.

NOTE: This function is only available when using DP (DisplayPort)

input.

NOTE: Overclocking may cause screen flickering. To reduce such

effects, try to setting a lower refresh rate in the Overclock Refresh

Rate menu.

Overclock

Refresh Rate

The function increases your displays refresh rate.

Use

or to adjust the frequency in 5 Hz increments, from 150

to 165 Hz.

After you specify the refresh rate, the following message appears to

uide you through the process:

NOTE: This function is only available when Overclock is enabled.

NOTE: Overclocking may cause screen flickering. To reduce such

effects, try to setting a lower refresh rate.

Reset Display

Select this option to restore default display settings.