The manufacturer eg. Asus, BenQ etc. uses a panel for example AUO, LG etc.
Does the panel from AUO, LG etc. include the backlighting? Or is that added by the monitor brand eg. Asus, BenQ etc?
Just wondering why the Asus MG279Q measures about 10% higher contrast than the Acer XB270HU, they use the same panel and same coating...
Is that likely to be panel variance / different revisions of the same panel, as the reviews were ~6 months apart...
Or is it possible for manufacturers eg. asus, benq etc. to increase the contrast of the same panel ?
Not sure if I should get the Acer now, or wait for the Asus PG279Q if it is likely to have better contrast? I know it is not a lot but with IPS screens any extra contrast is good.
Does the panel from AUO, LG etc. include the backlighting? Or is that added by the monitor brand eg. Asus, BenQ etc?
Just wondering why the Asus MG279Q measures about 10% higher contrast than the Acer XB270HU, they use the same panel and same coating...
Is that likely to be panel variance / different revisions of the same panel, as the reviews were ~6 months apart...
Or is it possible for manufacturers eg. asus, benq etc. to increase the contrast of the same panel ?
Not sure if I should get the Acer now, or wait for the Asus PG279Q if it is likely to have better contrast? I know it is not a lot but with IPS screens any extra contrast is good.
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