What does the driver do? There is no HDR certification like that in Windows 10 (I assume you're on Win 11). I installed the driver in Win 10.
What's the point of setting the display to 12bit? It's a 10bit display isn't it? Mine is set to 10bit...
If you’re asking if the plastic was melted by the heat, then no, not all. It was only along the edge and on so perfectly I could barely see it. As I recall my last EVGA card had the same problem, there was shipping plastic on the card I had...
I was blowing dust out of my PC earlier and I was taking a closer look at my EVGA 2080Ti and lo and behold I noticed there was what I thought was shipping plastic along the edge. EVGA does an amazing job putting plastic on their cards, it's hard...
So it's been a couple of weeks and this display is amazing. I'm still not used to using a flat screen, so it looks curved back like a CRT (I know this is an optical illusion), but other than that for $600 this display was a steal. Much, much...
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/hawb4j/switching_from_curved_to_flat_monitor_screen_now/
It's funny, my screen appears bowed back (convex) from the center. I noticed it immediately but thought it was an optical illusion from my...
I’m only using the FV43 as a dedicated pc display (I have a Vizio 85” TV in the same room) and I have a SB Katana soundbar so it works well for me. Plus I’m still on a 2080Ti so DP is the only way I’ll get 144Hz support. If I need a big screen...
Yes upgrade the firmware. Mine was on F04, it took me a while to upgrade but I feel that F06 had resolved a few issues.
It seems I got a stellar deal for $600 new from Amazon. Even though it will take me a while to get used to going from a 48”...
Yes, I noticed that. The screen was lying on a flat surface but the screw holes still didn’t quite line up. Definitely a quality control issue. But they’re in enough and it’s standing flat so it really doesn’t matter.
Also I find it interesting...
Is it just me or does it look like screen is curved backwards from the center? It might be an optical illusion because my previous display was a 2015 48" Samsung 4k curved TV- made for a pretty mediocre display but it was big, this is more...