In fact, strobelight functions AS IF it were actually working. This should work for you trust Microsoft to hide all the annoying features behind a bunch of rubbish in windows 10. What you need to do is run the 'strobelight-setup.exe' again.Īre you getting any error messages when you try and run strobe light? Also if your running windows 10 you can stop it from restarting by itself by going to the Settings window > Update & security > Windows Update tab > Advanced Options and then change the drop down box to Notify to schedule restart. Probably windows update downloaded a new GPU driver and it installed 'default' 120hz refresh rate settings over strobelight installed settings. Trying to set that in ToastyX CRU would give a black screen with an out of range error, which is what should be happening. There are even bugs where you can set a custom refresh rate of 180hz (!) even though the monitor doesn't support it, activate it and windows and the video card drivers 'think' it's at 180hz, while the monitor reports 144hz, meaning it's 144hz with 180hz 'emulated', which looks awful in testing. That's actually something that can happen with it that won't happen on AMD cards.

If you're using the Nvidia control panel, make sure it isn't overriding the strobelight installed 120hz refresh rate with its own 120hz.

The correct timing for lightboost at 120hz is 1149 Vertical total (VT). You can download ToastyX Custom resolution utility and look at the refresh rates strobelight installed.

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