Ghosting Issues

Nazyaweh

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I have a BenQ RL2455HM and I have been noticing some ghosting with my mouse but only over certain backgrounds. I have also noticed ghosting in certain parts of games on my PC. I used this monitor for my PS3 before I built my PC and didn't see any ghosting. Is there any kind of settings I could change or anything that might help this issue or do I just have a crappy monitor? I do plan on getting a 1440p monitor at the beginning of the year so if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them.
 
Are you sure its ghosting and not lag? This is a 1ms response time monitor and the chances of you seeing ghosting is slim at the high rate of speed.
 
Are you sure its ghosting and not lag? This is a 1ms response time monitor and the chances of you seeing ghosting is slim at the high rate of speed.

What is the difference? I see a faint outline of my mouse cursor just slightly behind it when I move it over certain backgrounds and the same thing with some objects in games like trees, plants, and birds. I really don't know what it is, this monitor is supposed to have low lag as well. I also never noticed this when I had it hooked up to my PS3.
 
PS3 only runs at 30fps so the monitor barely has to try to keep up. Lag is when the framerate is slow when playing games and has a stutter effect. Ghosting is when you see more than one image of the same thing, mices usually always show ghosting images though. You sure the trees/plants aren't swaying?
 
No, It is a white outline trailing behind the image as I am moving the cursor over only certain backgrounds or when moving the camera in a game. I'll try to get a screenshot, well the screenshots don't show it but it is a white "smear" around the object in the shape of the object. I don't know how to explain it properly, could it be caused because the frame rate is higher than the monitor's refresh rate? I have V-sync on so it shouldn't be but in any case it is very annoying. I don't want to buy another monitor and have the same issue so I hope I can figure it out.
 
Again the mouse cursor almost always shows another cursor that appears to be smeared. Pixels in the monitor can't change quick enough so it shows more than one image. Buying a new monitor won't help much regarding the cursor.

V-sync should not be enabled anyway, causes input lag. Very rarely has my tv(slower than a monitor) tear an image when the framerate is above its 60hz refresh rate. It only happens If above 82ish fps consistently.
 
I found the cause of the problem. This monitor has BenQ's Advanced Motion Accelerator(AMA) to shorten the grey to grey response time but it causes some horrible after-glow. It is supposed to reduce motion-blur but even with it off I didn't notice any. When I turned it off the "smearing" or ghosting I saw went away completely, with my mouse and in-game. I just though I would let you know what the issue was in case anyone else has this problem, also thanks for all your help.
 
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