How do I setup my Benq GL2460 monitor to its rightful 2ms response time ?

This product is supposed to have adjustable low blue light levels. And here is quote to ponder: Also, With the help of its six proprietary calibration techniques, Sensei 3 delivers only the best viewing quality in each of its pre-set viewing modes -Standard, Movie, Game, Photo, sRGB, Reading, M-book and Eco. So, you have these 8 viewing modes as well as 6 calibration techniques. I guess you choose your pre-set and then tweak away once you find your way into the calibration settings.

Here is a user manual for the monitor: http://www.benq.com.au/support/downloads/download.cfm?file=lcdmonitor/manual/gl2040m/lcd%20monitor_um_user%20manual_20100903_143905gl40_41(a)m_en.pdf

You have to dig into the calibration settings and I wrecklessly assume the user manual will point the way to those settings.

Here is a support link for questions at the BenQ site.

http://bcc.benq.com/BCCFRONTUI/process/newcase.aspx

If its a benq lcd moniter you mean then you'll get it right at the following links:

http://www.buy.com/prod/benq-fp222wh-widescreen-22-lcd-monitor-5ms-700-1-1680x1050-hdmi-dvi/q/loc/101/203945371.html

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=21648&vpn=FP222W&manufacture=BENQ

you may change the connection cable

TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN, YOU CANNOT SEE 2ms
WITHOUT A OSCILLOSCOPE OR SPECIALIZED METER.
YOUR CANNOT SEE THOSE RESPONSES
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THE MULTIPLE = 10 = 0.001 POWERS OF TEN

I HOPE THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW

THANK YOU ROD

2 ms

One possibility is that it may have dying power supply which may be putting out unstable DC which can cause a lot of strange symptoms.
See pictures here: http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/budm/Westinghouse%20L1916HW/?action=view&current=DSC00244.jpg

Bad caps are real common problems in all brands of the monitors as you can see in my albums.
Westinghouse monitors are cheaply made to start with.

I have had problems occasionally with connecting a second monitor, too. Hook up both monitors. In the Windows control panel, look up display (or right click on your desktop and select display). Is the second monitor shown? If not, click "detect" and see if it shows up. I have had a couple times where I clicked on the monitor icon in "display" and then clicked "enable this monitor" and it started working. If not, then try switching the cords so your working monitor is the second one. try again and see if it show up. If not, the problem is probably with the video card or video card driver. Try and update the driver for your card.https://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-8800-gt
If this does not work, the issue is probably the card.

This is a normal thing if you have it enabled in the monitors setup. Like your computer there is a little cpu in the monitor and this does checks and makes adjustments. You can setup the monitor to more closely match your video card but unless the message really drives you crazy seeing it all the time it's not really worth doing.

The Benq 17's have great displays. I'm using one as I type this.

1. Enter "setup" mode or "click" to go "down" one menu-level.
2. Go "up" one menu-level.
3. Up one line inside a menu.
4. Down one line inside a menu.
5. "Exit" from "setup" mode.

Maybe, in a different order!

this is caused by the transistors that drive the backlight transformers, they are not expensive check out ebay for the parts & tutorial on how to fix it yourself