Recent content by Ashratt

this is where i get stuck, i disabled HDR, uninstalled the HDR calibration app, set it to 60Hz, no NightLight or RTSS running but it still complains anything you had to disable? you can check it in the service menu

thanks for the info, thats reassuring to hear (especially using HD650s haha)

hows the fan noise from the fpga module? I really don't understand why it is included in the first place since OLED doesn't need overdrive anyway

Ordered my A4 v4 at Caseking w/ the black ridge on 4/8/2019 and 3 weeks later its still nowhere to be seen :| am i stuck between the old and new v4.1 batch maybe?

I ordered the AOC (and its VA brother) for different builds i did for friends. Its a great bang for the buck monitor, image looks very pleasing. Its funny that all the 1440p 32" monitors seem to be cheaper than the 27", no idea why Scaling is not an issue for movies imo, iw atch 1080p on my...

The U2412M is ancient There is the Dell U2415 (which never got a newer successor iirc) or the recently released BenQ SW240 (which is pretty expensive 'tho because it is geard towards color critical work) and AOC I2460PXQU and the more modern looking AOC X24P1. At least here (germany) the...

I really wouldn't get my hopes up. Nowadays VGA is only a mere fallback for old 1024x768 beamers or cheap full hd monitors. Maybe 200mhz pixel clock?

i can't send you a pm/start a conversation either, maybe because your post count is too low? Anyway, i am located in northern bavaria and was thinking about 150€

he, yup We use , instead of . for seperation and even if, it would still be 100 and not 1000 ;)

FW900 in GERMANY for sale ebay starting at 1€, 6 days left The same offer is also available on ebay kleinanzeigen, 80€

two of my friends got it for around 275€/300$ each but that was close to release of the monitor. Prices went up since then unfortunately.

With a PS4 you are pretty much stuck to 1080/60Hz monitors and there are tons of them. Something from NEC or EIZO is way overkill imho, DELL has some nice offerings with little to no overshoot/ghosting and low input lag and not too aggressive anti glare coating and have good color accuracy out...

oh man, sorry for that <.< I usuually got a "out of range" message when trying to apply the resolution and after 15 seconds it would just revert back to default

You can simply add a custom resolution within the nvidia control panel or use this handy tool to add resolutions when using an amd gpu. It won't damage your screen. Basically all you do is add resolutions like 2560x1440@70Hz, 75, 80 etc. and see if the monitor accepts it and if it does, test...

i remember the benq version having very high latency (according to prad.de 25ms) can you comment on your phillips in that regard?