How to Enable or Disable ELBM Sync on ASUS TUF Gaming Monitors

Understanding ELBM Sync

• 💡 ELBM Sync utilizes backlight strobing to significantly reduce motion blur, resulting in sharper and clearer visuals for fast-moving objects.
• 🎯 This feature is particularly beneficial for high-speed games such as FPS or racing titles.
• ⚡ The backlight rapidly cycles on and off, synchronized with the monitor's refresh rate, to minimize the perception of blurry pixel transitions.

ELBM Sync Requirements and Settings

• ⚠️ ELBM Sync typically requires a refresh rate of 85 Hz or higher to function effectively.
• 📌 It is often necessary to disable adaptive sync within the monitor's OSD settings before enabling ELBM.
• 🔍 The ELBM setting, often labeled as ELBM or ELBM Sync, can be found within the monitor's Gaming menu.

Activating and Deactivating ELBM Sync

• 🛠️ To enable or disable ELBM Sync, navigate to the menu, select Gaming, ensure the refresh rate is above 85 Hz, and then toggle the ELBM Sync option between 'On' and 'Off'.
• ✅ While the camera may capture the strobing effect, users looking directly at the screen typically do not perceive the strobing light.
• 📈 Adjusting ELBM Sync can enhance your gaming visuals and optimize your ASUS TUF Gaming Monitor's performance.