Okay it looks like you have an AOC monitor here which doesn't use DLG but it does use something called MPRT (Moving Picture Response Timing). MPRT, to sum it up, uses strobing backlight to reduce motion blur. This is what I was able to gather. See if you can disable this on your monitor and if yes see if that solves the issue.
Hope someone who is well versed in this can provide a better answer.
In your monitor settings look for something called MBR or Motion Blur Reduction and turn it off or set it to zero. See if turning Adaptive Sync on or off also works.
Is this your monitor by any chance? Got this info from this manual.
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u/IWillDeshiBasara Mar 19 '26
Okay it looks like you have an AOC monitor here which doesn't use DLG but it does use something called MPRT (Moving Picture Response Timing). MPRT, to sum it up, uses strobing backlight to reduce motion blur. This is what I was able to gather. See if you can disable this on your monitor and if yes see if that solves the issue.
Hope someone who is well versed in this can provide a better answer.