DyAc/DyAc⁺/DyAc 2 is designed to reduce motion blur in LCD displays. “DyAc”, which is short for Dynamic Accuracy, reduces ghosting in fast game scenes, minimizes screen shaking in rapid firing, and enables players to track enemies more easily. This exclusive technology controls backlight and eliminates afterimages left by moving objects, so images appear stable to the naked eye. Although the difference is minimal and varies from person to person, that 1% can make all the difference in the arena.
The way an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) produces an image is simple.
Despite higher refresh rates and the development of low-latency panels, the sharpness of moving images on LCD is still limited.
DyAc/DyAc⁺ is the exclusive technology that simulates a CRT's dynamic display effect on LCD and is based on the backlight control technique.
(Note: This is just an illustration and not an exact representation.)
The backlight is turned on and then switched off at a fixed point. This helps to avoid unwanted afterimages since there is no residual light from a previous fixed point. In other words, you do not see a lingering image (motion blur) because no light beam passes through more than one point at a time.
Continuing the mission to develop professional esports equipment and enhance the gaming experience so players can perform at their best, ZOWIE takes DyAc™ into the next generation with the dual backlight technology, DyAc 2.
(Note: This is just an illustration and not an exact representation.)
*The following videos come from actual slow motion in-game clips. Because the effect will still vary depending on the individual, we recommend players experience it for themselves to determine which DyAc setting is more suitable in-game.
In CS2, DyAc technology aids in controlling the bullet trajectory during sustained fire, ensuring that bullets are concentrated on the enemy. It also assists players while scanning for enemy positions, enabling quicker differentiation of enemy locations and quicker aiming.
(1) DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
(2) DyAc 2 vs Other Motion Blur Tech 2
In VALORANT, characters have their own set of abilities like Jett with her faster movement. When aiming and moving the crosshair, DyAc makes the background look less blurry which helps players to see their enemies more clearly.
(1) DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
(2) DyAc 2 vs Other Motion Blur Tech 2
In APEX, characters have their own set of abilities such as being able to move quickly, like Octane in the video. When aiming and moving the crosshair, DyAc makes the background more clearly visible and less blurry. Players see more clearly, which helps them better target the enemy.
DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
Some players have asked if DyAc can also help in Fortnite, as they believe it was developed with CS2 in mind. This video shows the different experiential styles of DyAc in Fortnite.
DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
In Rainbow Six Siege, DyAc reduces motion blur, helping you recognize enemies earlier during quick peeks. In addition, DyAc lowers the motion blur caused by vigorous shaking from the shock of explosives, helping you to sense enemies during explosions.
DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
In Halo Infinite, characters have the ability to move in many ways as well as being able to shift positions quickly. DyAc enables you to trace and then aim at moving targets more easily, making the background less blurry while you are quickly turning around, which helps you to see the enemy more clearly.
DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
This is a demo of DyAc in Call of Duty: Cold War by 120Hz over PS5. It reduces motion blur and provides a different visual feeling in-game.
DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
In PUBG, DyAc reduces the motion blur caused when a player is turning quickly when searching for enemies, as well as reducing vigorous screen shaking while spraying. This helps players see crosshairs and enemies more clearly and improves recoil control in-game.
DyAc ON vs DyAc OFF
Q1: Will DyAc/DyAc⁺/DyAc 2 increase input lag?
