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I own a 980 and Titan X...
The 980 will be OK but you won't max 10-15% of titles at 60fps with any non-gimmicky AA. The Titan X will turn that into about 1%. GTA V being the biggest offender, a couple settings in that are really hard to run. 3440x1440 is roughly ~30% more pixels than 1440p...
Has anyone found a fix for the vertical tear that rarely happens down the center of the screen? I assume it's normal as I've seen others report the same but never found a fix. I'd assume 90% of people wouldn't even notice it and i'm still thinking it's due to the monitor having 2 controllers.
Does anyone know if you reformat/reinstall windows, do you need to recalibrate? The monitor has hardware calibration but I believe true color finder still makes window color profiles and whatnot. I reformatted and maybe it's in my head but I think it might look different, I'd have to drive an...
Confirming still happens on 1.1, though it appears to be slightly less noticeable. I would imagine they all do this, like you said it's hardly a deal breaker but it is annoying to see. It's one of those "what if it gets worse" type things.
Has anyone else noticed a vertical tear down the dead center of the screen every now and then (once every hour or so)? You can only see it when in games usually because it requires a scroll/panning picture to see it.
If you don't have vsync on, it'd be very hard to see. It's very quick and...
I sent an email asking for a refund, as they are way out of their estimates. When I signed up they were telling me earlier September as a delivery date. If the second batch takes as long as the first batch, we're looking at late October/early November... I assume they will tell me no, and then I...
True Color Finder wants me to connect the i1 display pro to the monitor's USB hub. How are you suppose to hook that up when the monitor doesn't come with the required USB cable to attach the hub to the computer? I don't have a cable like that. Was it suppose to come with one?
Also, are you...
Just spent the last 5-6 hours doing a side by side comparison with this monitor and a 55" Samsung 1080p OLED TV (~$8,000). I sat 2 feet from the monitor and 6 feet from the TV for obvious reasons.
I greatly, hands down, preferred the LG's PPI and aspect ratio for computer/games. The LG does a...
Dell has better warranty/support and zero bright/stuck/dead pixel policy. LG warranty/support is hit or miss, though they seem to be handling these monitors better lately.
34" 21:9 1080p is only 81 PPI versus the 109 PPI on the 1440p model. It's an absolute deal breaker, 81 PPI is quite a bit worse than a standard 24" 1080p monitor. Personally I don't understand the point of the UM65, if it was 29" (95 PPI) it would be more appealing for people on a tighter...
While the Ergotron MX is a more stable arm, it's also insanely more heavy than the default base. It will likely cause more stability issues with your stand itself. I use the monitor on a simple pole mount arm that screws into the desk itself, to make it light as possible. It's a very tiny desk...
Yes, DP1.2 only. Many NVIDIA users reported the issues going away after updating their drivers (including myself), but there's still many AMD users having the problem. I imagine as this monitor gets on the market more, AMD will fix it.
AOC is a budget brand, even if some people don't want to admit it. It's just like buying a Korean IPS with warranty, your chance of getting an inferior product increase greatly. I'd be very surprised if the PQ is the same, even with the same panel. Firmware plays a huge factor in getting the...