Gigabyte M28 Overshooting

[chickabumpbump]

I am having, I stress this is very minor, on some games a slight white border around things when I move.

In BG3 it doesn’t happen but helldivers it does around certain things in the game and two point museum.

It is very minor and I don’t notice most the time but I know it’s there. My overdrive setting is on picture quality on the monitor and I play games in 4k.

Anything that can be done ?

[_I_]

it has nothing to do with the monitor
its displaying exactly what the gpu is drawing

those are bugs with the game not showing textures that are loaded in time

ask for help in the games forums on how to fix each game

[Midnight Aurais]

i wonder if you are describing aliasing if its in a staircase effect then yeah put anti aliasing to max and if you are still bothered by it you can offer up fps to run like msaa or fsaa ssaa

still not solved wel then its a rip

but since you don't notice most of the time and you call it overshoot which is a term if the panel is responding to fast for given hertz also known as inverse ghosting

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/gigabyte/m28u

and yup it suffers from overshoot

can it be fixed no but if you can install firmware on it and there are newer versions it can be improved

but yeah that's the issue with so many panels they have the best results on max fps but the lower you get the more problems it has its not the worst though i seen panels when searching for the best one were 60 hertz on paper looks literally unplayable because the deviation for the hertz was hitting already 30-50%

its stupid because for most of its specs it seems like a excellent monitor outperforming a lot of them

eventually if you follow the rabits hole of trying to find the best monitor you end up questioning why the frick every monitor has a issue and none of them just tick every box and question how the frick is a tv sometimes better then a monitor which yeah we went full circle again of pc monitors falling behind tv's in specs in this case its hdr

[chickabumpbump]

It’s like a white : grey border around things in some games

[Midnight Aurais]

okey could you do one thing test if its the monitor or game how wel

when you see it in a game press shift+windows+s this launches the snipping tool which is the only way the snipping tool works in fullscreen games then select the area were you see the issue

now do you see it or not in the screenshot if you see it its something in the game causing it if however you do not see it there is something with your monitor

what is the logic wel inverse ghosting cannot be screenshotted as it is not capturing your monitor it is capturing the output of the videocard/chipset

and if you do end up still seeing it you could put it in google drive or onedrive or upload it to a image site then post the link here

it doesn't sound like gpu artifacting so yeah but you can always make a picture of it with your phone if you do not see it in the screenshot

and off course if you tend to just install gpu drivers on top of each other each time it does not hurt to ddu the videocard drivers is it needed probably not does it hurt to try no and there have been weirder issues with remnants of older drivers staying behind which is also based on whatever they changed in the newer updates

and no "clean install" ticked in the gpu setup does not clean everything hench why ddu exists which might be because wel legal reasons i mean a lot of games leave remnants behind aswel in the registry and sometimes appdata hench why something like revo uninstaller exists XD