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All I want is a 46-50" Ultra Wide 3440x1440 Curved 144hz IPS with G-Sync. Is that too much to ask for?
Yes
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All I want is a 46-50" Ultra Wide 3440x1440 Curved 144hz IPS with G-Sync. Is that too much to ask for?
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Hopefully this asus monitor is not as slow and I dont think it is as its been handling ps3 30fps games fine.
Regardless of the monitor's hz, lower frame rates will be blurrier.
If you are using variable hz at 1440p to run low (sub 75fps-hz to 90fps-hz mode/most of the time in game, really should be like 100 at least imo), you are essentially running a low hz, low motion definition and motion articulation, smearing blur monitor and missing out on most of the gaming advancements these monitors provide outside of the judder/tearing/stops avoidance.
what does AMA stand for?
So I'm still enjoying the BenQ but I went ahead and ordered a Dell S2716DG from Newegg today. I have Newegg Premier and I had $160 in Newegg gift cards and I don't pay tax at Newegg. So I'm going to check out the Dell and then choose between the BenQ and the Dell. If I hadn't had the gift cards I wouldn't have ordered the Dell but with free return shipping and no restock fees I really didn't have anything to lose to check it out while I still am in the return period for the BenQ.
So I'm still enjoying the BenQ but I went ahead and ordered a Dell S2716DG from Newegg today. I have Newegg Premier and I had $160 in Newegg gift cards and I don't pay tax at Newegg. So I'm going to check out the Dell and then choose between the BenQ and the Dell. If I hadn't had the gift cards I wouldn't have ordered the Dell but with free return shipping and no restock fees I really didn't have anything to lose to check it out while I still am in the return period for the BenQ.
can you take a macro of a solid white screen on the dell? i'm really interested to see if its coating is any less ridiculous than the PG278Q.
This should work. Monitor appears "darker" in person versus yellow from picture.
http://i.imgur.com/q6w7waRh.jpg
http://imgur.com/gallery/q6w7waR/new
No it doesn't [work].
You just took a phone pic that shows an object that emits light, that's all. He asked for a macro picture of the coating.
Screw it, I'm keeping the Dell S2716DG. This is what I wanted originally, G Sync and no dead pixels or crap under the screen.
Why not keep both?
the Benq is probably going to be the only non $10,000 LCD that gives full CRT type capability at all refresh rates (except 50hz which is missing single strobe data--do not enable "Single strobe" at 50hz UNLESS you are using a vertical total (VT) tweak to force 60hz backlight pulse widths (I Think VT 1260) for a very long time.
http://vpixx.com/products/tools-for-vision-sciences/visual-stimulus-displays/viewpixx/
I don't think the Eizo Foris FS2735 will be able to single strobe at 60-144hz
Understood. Thank you for the education! Now to figure out whether or not to make the investment towards the PG279Q (or maybe the Dell) and what to do with the QNIX.
It's working properly, but it's that itch man! I haven't actually gamed on it at 96hz because I never properly set it up, so I'm curious what that is like. I wouldn't be using G sync at all; AMD card and playing csgo anyways.