NEW! Xiaomi G24i Best Settings In 2026

Product Reviewed

Xiaomi G24i gaming monitor (Video focus: best/optimal gaming settings for 2026.)

Key Features Mentioned

• 200Hz refresh rate — aim to run at full 200Hz
• FreeSync / FreeSync Premium — for tear-free gameplay
• 1ms response time setting — via “Response Time = Ultra Fast”
• Black Equalizer — to brighten dark areas
• HDR support — with guidance on when to enable/disable
• Low blue light filter — for improved comfort at night
• On-screen menu accessible via the joystick on the back
• Picture modes, including sRGB
• Motion blur / smoothing features — recommended to turn off for low input lag

Recommended Setup / Configuration (Main Settings)

Windows Display Settings

• Set 200 Hz at 1920×1080
• Emphasizes not leaving the monitor at 60 Hz

FreeSync Setup

• Enable FreeSync in the monitor menu
• Enable FreeSync in the graphics card settings as well
• Claimed benefit: helps eliminate screen tearing
• Notes FreeSync Premium support

Monitor Menu (Joystick) — Recommended Values

• Response Time: Ultra Fast (targets ~1ms, reduces blur)
• Brightness: 75%
• Contrast: 65%
• Color Temperature: 6500K
• Picture Mode: sRGB
  • Claim: factory calibration with delta E < 2 for accurate colors out of the box
• Turn off motion blur / smoothing to avoid added input lag
• Black Equalizer: ~15
  • Suggested especially for rooms with lots of light and for shooters

HDR Guidance (Windows)

• Enable HDR for single-player
  • Described as making a “huge difference” in supported titles
• Disable HDR for competitive multiplayer
  • Potentially adds lag

Low Blue Light Filter

• Enable the Low blue light filter at night

Pros Highlighted

• Full performance unlocked when configured correctly (200Hz + correct resolution)
• FreeSync helps remove screen tearing
• Ultra Fast / 1ms response setting reduces motion blur
• sRGB mode: factory-calibrated accuracy (delta E < 2)
• Black Equalizer improves visibility in dark scenes without overly intense highlights
• Comfort improvements from 6500K and low blue light filtering

Cons / Tradeoffs Mentioned

• If settings aren’t changed correctly (e.g., staying at 60Hz), games feel slow
• Motion blur / smoothing features can increase input lag (bad for competitive play)
• HDR may add lag, so it’s not recommended for competitive multiplayer
• Contrast settings can cause:
  • Black crushing (too high)
  • Washed-out image (too low)

Comparisons / Value Claim

The presenter claims the properly configured Xiaomi G24i can perform like a monitor twice the price.

User Experience Guidance (What It Should Feel Like)

• Sharper motion and reduced blur in fast games after setting Response Time = Ultra Fast
• Better enemy visibility in dark areas using:
  • Brightness 75% + Contrast 65% + Black Equalizer ~15
• Reduced eye strain with 6500K and nighttime Low Blue Light
• More “raw speed” for competitive play by disabling blur/smoothing and avoiding HDR in multiplayer

Unique Points Mentioned (Distinct Claims)

1. Set 200Hz at 1920×1080 in Windows (don’t leave it at 60Hz).
2. Enable FreeSync in both the monitor and GPU settings.
3. Use FreeSync Premium support for tear-free play.
4. Use the monitor joystick to open the menu.
5. Set Response Time = Ultra Fast (targets 1ms).
6. Expect less blur in fast games with Ultra Fast.
7. Set Brightness = 75% for spotting enemies in dark corners.
8. Set Contrast = 65%; too high crushes blacks, too low washes out.
9. Set Color Temperature = 6500K for neutral colors and less eye fatigue.
10. Use Picture Mode = sRGB.
11. sRGB factory calibration claim: delta E < 2.
12. Turn off motion blur / smoothing to reduce input lag.
13. If the room is bright, enable Black Equalizer around 15.
14. Enable HDR in Windows for single-player; “huge difference.”
15. Turn off HDR for competitive multiplayer due to potential lag.
16. Enable Low Blue Light at night.

Speakers / Perspectives

• Single speaker (no separate viewpoints indicated).