VRB is not the same as RTC or 'overdrive'. Overdrive forces the pixel to change colour leading to overshoot and a bit of artifacting after the moving object. VRB adds a black screen between images otherwise known as ulmb. This makes the image smoother but degrades clarity and reduces brightness. What you're testing here is RTC/overdrive not VRB.
No you are wrong. This video shows VRB off and on and in extreme. Please don't make comments if you don't know what your saying as you'll mislead people. That's a horrible thing to do.
Are we looking at the same video? The ufo in the normal setting is a blurry mess, the vrb setting gives a ghosting effect, but the ufo is clear enough to count the lights on the ship... try counting the lights on the normal setting.
I'm a bit confused... "VRB: normal" looks significantly clearer than OFF despite having the very faint double image... I would prefer to be able to make out fast moving images with a faint, most likely unnoticeable double image vs having a blurry mess where I can't see any detail. Turning in games is a blur for me right now. VRB looks like a huge upgrade based on your video.
@Free One I think your right on this, my eyes tell me that Freesync is unnecessary unless you’re having screen issues, the VRB is most impactful with the Overdrive set to extreme, the picture and fluidity just seems a bit more tight.
Late to this but I recently got the acer nitro 390hz and i run extreme overdrive with Vrb on extreme as well its great. However only downside is the brightness is cut a good bit so i might try normal vrb as the brightness doesn’t differ much from vrb on off. And results of normal and extreme vrb is there but might worth having a brighter image than a slightly clearer picture at least during day time. Night time for sure vrb on extreme
vrb is a blur reduction that will try to remove the ghosting effect makin the image clearer but sacrificing the brightnessm if u want a good blur reduction go for a benq monitor, the DyAc is the best blur reduction that u can have and it doesnt reduce the bright (if it does reduce the brightness its just a little)
I can only advice to buy AOC C24G1 VA monitor with < 1 frame input lag, 144 Hz and strobed mode and very strong black. There you really get 1 ms "showtime" of each Frame and you can set how long the black insert frame shoud be.
Bro in competitive games AMD freesync increase input lag which is not good for competitive games whereas VRB don't affect input lag that's why VRB is better than AMD freesync (only in competitive games like Valorant, CSGO).
I guess I’m just lucky. My VRB looks way better, easier on the eyes and outperforms any other setting. FreeSync is a choppy mess and defaults just look horrid.
On mine overdrive normal is best. Extreme is too much and off is not enough. As for vrb? I can't tell what the point is other then making very dark screen and ghosting.. Also can't tell difference between normal and extreme vrb lol
Thank you so much brother you saved me I wanted to buy the Acer 27 "NITRO XV3 screen and also there is the VRB and now i know is very bad Without brightness
bro, this guy dont know anything is much difference with vrb is 30% better than freesync, you can give more brightness in the panel of the graphic card and solved
@@syncore5477 what do you mean "give more brightness in the panel of graphic card"? Do you mean I could increase the brightness from NVIDIA/Radeon control panel? What about in-game gamma/brightness settings?
Vrb mode works by inserting a blank black frame every other frame to reduce blur... screen can't go as bright when half of the frames are solid black. The result is a sharper moving image, but tends to have a ghosting instead of blurring effect. Ghosting is when the moving image seems to have phantom copies a little ahead or behind it most noticeable in the 2nd example.
I say, juat turn off the useless vrb hahaha.it just made the blurry ghost become two or 3 clear ghost. Annoying and my brain cant handle that i prefer normal blur trace, though the ghosting is not that poor.
@@octibaldovino is the motion blur that noticable? Are you coming from TN panel? I know that the blur is not great as of the high end monitor, but i think its average for an ips panel..
On my VG240YP I can see clear difference with VRB off and VRB on. The UFO-s are much clearer with VRB on normal, but it's not worth putting on Extreme.
I purchased acer kg271 p 165hz...when I on freesync game play not smooth.. Lok like I ply with 60hz...but when I on vrb mode, game play looks smooth but reduced britness off display.. ... I don't know why freesync not working with this acer monitor. I am disappointed becoz freesync or g-sync is much better then monitor won technology
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VRB is not the same as RTC or 'overdrive'. Overdrive forces the pixel to change colour leading to overshoot and a bit of artifacting after the moving object. VRB adds a black screen between images otherwise known as ulmb. This makes the image smoother but degrades clarity and reduces brightness. What you're testing here is RTC/overdrive not VRB.
Is there a way to increase the brightness of my panel using VRB?
@@permafrosttt2262 If the brightness setting is already maxed out? No.
No you are wrong. This video shows VRB off and on and in extreme. Please don't make comments if you don't know what your saying as you'll mislead people. That's a horrible thing to do.
Are we looking at the same video? The ufo in the normal setting is a blurry mess, the vrb setting gives a ghosting effect, but the ufo is clear enough to count the lights on the ship... try counting the lights on the normal setting.
Yeah this guy is crazy if he prefers the blurry image over the slightly ghosting image.
Which one is better in yours guys opinion?..
I'm a bit confused... "VRB: normal" looks significantly clearer than OFF despite having the very faint double image... I would prefer to be able to make out fast moving images with a faint, most likely unnoticeable double image vs having a blurry mess where I can't see any detail.
Turning in games is a blur for me right now. VRB looks like a huge upgrade based on your video.
@Projectile 1 can you rephrase ?
@Projectile 1 I own a Acer vg720 shall I turn everything off but leave free-sync on?
@Free One I think your right on this, my eyes tell me that Freesync is unnecessary unless you’re having screen issues, the VRB is most impactful with the Overdrive set to extreme, the picture and fluidity just seems a bit more tight.
Late to this but I recently got the acer nitro 390hz and i run extreme overdrive with Vrb on extreme as well its great. However only downside is the brightness is cut a good bit so i might try normal vrb as the brightness doesn’t differ much from vrb on off. And results of normal and extreme vrb is there but might worth having a brighter image than a slightly clearer picture at least during day time. Night time for sure vrb on extreme
vrb is a blur reduction that will try to remove the ghosting effect makin the image clearer but sacrificing the brightnessm if u want a good blur reduction go for a benq monitor, the DyAc is the best blur reduction that u can have and it doesnt reduce the bright (if it does reduce the brightness its just a little)
Stop making things up. DyAc is the same as ULMB and VRB and BFI. Its all the same thing so please don't go spreading lies.
@nullmedia236 its all the same thing just different name. All G Man. One day maybe the brightness issue will be gone.
i no too sure why my VRB got reset every single times!
perhaps you could try save the settings (bottom option on OSD) after you've set your preferred settings?
I can only advice to buy AOC C24G1 VA monitor with < 1 frame input lag, 144 Hz and strobed mode and very strong black. There you really get 1 ms "showtime" of each Frame and you can set how long the black insert frame shoud be.
Bro in competitive games AMD freesync increase input lag which is not good for competitive games whereas VRB don't affect input lag that's why VRB is better than AMD freesync (only in competitive games like Valorant, CSGO).
What about for the series x ??
(overdrive) Extreme or Normal ?
VRB , Extreme or Normal ?
Some one please make video content about this!!.. '
@@manny2889 vrb normal, overdrive normal
@@manny2889 overdrive extreme as well as extreme vrb
if you open your phone's camero and hold it to your monitor, when you turn on vrb you will see lines in your screen, i didnt understand why
The screen flickers very quickly when turning on that thing, and it’s not the same speed as your phone’s shutter speed, that’s why
Enabling vrb disables freesync :c
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I guess I’m just lucky. My VRB looks way better, easier on the eyes and outperforms any other setting. FreeSync is a choppy mess and defaults just look horrid.
Yea I think FreeSync is a bit overrated unless you’re having obvious screen issues, and it still might not perform as it should!
Opposite for me
For some reason I cant enable vrb on my monitor, its grayed out and does not let me select it, any help I have a acer monitor
set to max 120hz. it doesnt work on 144hz.
vrb off at how many ms
vrb normal at how many ms
vrb extreme how many ms
pls answer my friend
im really sorry but i dont have the right setup to do so. what i can say is its blurry without vrb and it become multiple clear picture with vrb
Cep Safwan okey ty
And ı buy asus vp228qg
75 hz 1ms tn 22inch it s okey
@@turkergoktas4639 vrb nasıl açılıo
jadolive marul monitör ayarlarından ama bence bunu alma
Asus vp228qg al
@@turkergoktas4639 vrb özelliğini açamıyorum lütfen yardım et bro
Osea que no sirve para nada?
Da para perceber perfeitamente que quando o vrb está no extreme na parte inferior onde aparece os hz fica mais suave.
What about for console next gen series ?
On mine overdrive normal is best. Extreme is too much and off is not enough. As for vrb? I can't tell what the point is other then making very dark screen and ghosting.. Also can't tell difference between normal and extreme vrb lol
so if you cant tell you should not comment. obviously you don't know anything.
My VRB is working only for refresh rate at 120 hz (144 hz and 240 hz doesn’t work)
Really, how do you know that?
Actually...we can increase brightness manually after vrb set to extreme
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Thank you so much brother you saved me I wanted to buy the Acer 27
"NITRO XV3 screen and also there is the VRB and now i know is very bad Without brightness
bro, this guy dont know anything is much difference with vrb is 30% better than freesync, you can give more brightness in the panel of the graphic card and solved
SynCorE so should I use verb or freesync
@@revrsa1778 vrb for shooters make a great difference.
SynCorE what should I buy it on normal or extreme
@@syncore5477 what do you mean "give more brightness in the panel of graphic card"? Do you mean I could increase the brightness from NVIDIA/Radeon control panel?
What about in-game gamma/brightness settings?
Which is best for gaming vrb or mprt ?
vrb is the same tecnology as elms for asus?
ELMB, yes
Is the same shit
Why is the brightness reduced on vrb mode?
The backlight is turned off because it can't keep up with the boost on the refresh rate
this fathoms me too. end up I didn't use VRB mode because of the severely reduced brightness.
Vrb mode works by inserting a blank black frame every other frame to reduce blur... screen can't go as bright when half of the frames are solid black.
The result is a sharper moving image, but tends to have a ghosting instead of blurring effect. Ghosting is when the moving image seems to have phantom copies a little ahead or behind it most noticeable in the 2nd example.
@@ExplosionChimp Which one would you recommend then, vrb or AMD freesync, for gamming and daily use?
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So what do you say? Is it useful to set it on "Normal VRB" despite the fact that you have way less brightness
I say, juat turn off the useless vrb hahaha.it just made the blurry ghost become two or 3 clear ghost. Annoying and my brain cant handle that i prefer normal blur trace, though the ghosting is not that poor.
I just bought this monitor and I'm really disappointed with the brightness on vrb, without it, it has way too much motion blur, I'm actually sad ngl
@@octibaldovino is the motion blur that noticable? Are you coming from TN panel? I know that the blur is not great as of the high end monitor, but i think its average for an ips panel..
On my VG240YP I can see clear difference with VRB off and VRB on. The UFO-s are much clearer with VRB on normal, but it's not worth putting on Extreme.
I purchased acer kg271 p 165hz...when I on freesync game play not smooth.. Lok like I ply with 60hz...but when I on vrb mode, game play looks smooth but reduced britness off display.. ... I don't know why freesync not working with this acer monitor. I am disappointed becoz freesync or g-sync is much better then monitor won technology
ma ta
Bro vrb off 4 ms?
You know?
it surely doesnt feel like 4ms to me...
@@akubaik9009 so is it felt less than 4 ms or more than 4 ms please answer, i woke up the topic after 8 months, BTW