I have upgraded my graphics from medium to high. And also set anti aliasing to the highest and now everything seems beautiful.

How about the FPS? I've heard these models hardly manage to get to 60

EVER heard of night lenses?
No? Well... They are lenses you use at Night and dont deform your eye even more than with Glasses...
Because the Problem is with Glasses the eye always moves further back because only a small point in the eye gets to See everything but your eye wants that everything of it can See...
And with Night lenses that Problem is gone and the Glasses too... Ask your optrician about it!

@Jilano well the performance seems optimal now and interestingly the render performance didn't chance. But over the learning period it can cause some lighter head aches due to its beauty so it has to be handled with care. But since the performance is better it's worth the investment.

@dontPanic well since everyone knows that the human eye can't see more than 24fps it originally doesn't come with support but through firmware hacking you can enable it to provide smother performance. But sadly the api is closed source you are on your own with that problem.

@Mizz141 you mean the ortho k lenses? Those are really expensive and I'm kinda worried about contact lenses especially during night. But it sounds like a really nice idea though.

@irene you're completely right but it feels bad that my render distance is short and I can't see stuff far away.

++ for being witty :)

Did the glasses also disable the motion blur?

@devcexx well it helps. It's a strange feeling with glasses.

da@irene well the problem is I live in place with lots of open spaces :(

@irene well mine isn't strong either but the problem is the difference between my eyes. My right eye is almost perfect but the left has blurry vision after a few meters. Also I have headaches around every second day and doctors said it's probably this. So well I guess I'll have glasses but at least no headaches.

@irene well yeah but with time its all gonna be good

@irene thanks ^^

Oh, does it support variable-sync? How about input lag??

@ilikeglue
nah, dont worry, youll feel them when wearing them for the first time but after a day or three youll barely feel them and the effect is outstanding, and because your wearing them at night the chance of slipping off is almost 0