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I have some pretty bad bowing on top of my FW900 and haven't found a way to fix it. The top left and right corners sag by about 1/16" . Tried adjusting S-pin on Windas but that only seems to adjust bowing on the sides. Does anyone have a suggestion on how this issue could be improved?

When did Vega say scanlines went away? Just searching the thread it seems he still had them.

Very interesting stuff, I have a rig with an RTX 3090 TI and a (Pascal) Titan XP and have gotten 1440i @ 144hz to work with an Alfais HDMI adapter (caps at ~350 MHz) I got from someone in the CRT discord (I render on the 3090 TI, output HDMI over the Titan XP) . I also have an AMD R9 380x, and...

It doesn’t seem like the G8 is going to be much brighter in real world use… like the Neo G9 it seems to peak at around ~1000 nits, which is the same as the AW34, and like you mentioned the AW has better contrast.

I received an AW34 as well this week... So you are saying the Neo G8 is better than the AW34 or better than the PG32?

LOL. I probably don't even want to bother with it if pretty much every panel has it, like the Neo G9, I know I'll return it. Already have a PG32... so this wasn't necessary.

Has anyone actually gotten one of these without the scanlines issue? I received mine today but am afraid to unbox it. If all/most of them have the scanlines then I'll just return it.

FWIW, I think the PG32UQX's brightness is overkill for HDR in a dark room... 1000 nits for highlights (if it can achieve it) should be more than enough. However, if you're gaming in a relatively bright room the UQX is obviously the better alternative, and the higher PPI is also nice.

They are saying 1000 nits at 3% for the QD-OLED monitor. Additionally, one of the main advantages it has over wRGB is that it can achieve higher color brightness (even if the wRGB can get higher peak for white), so it will probably offer a better HDR experience than the LG OLED TV's... it might...

I think it's unlikely to hit those 1000 nits even for highlights in any usable mode (since those amounts tend to be overstated). However, it will demolish the Asus in terms of pixel response time, blacks, and price... it's possible that it might offer a better HDR experience given the amount of...

How can you get 10% off? my understanding is that Alienware monitors are excluded from the email sign up offer.

So... That Alienware QD-OLED monitor is going to cost just $1,300. Seems like that could destroy the high end mini-led PC monitor market.. I'd guess that either prices will go down significantly or manufacturers will stop making them...

I finally started using the monitor. My unit has no dead pixels or pressure points, however, I'm having the same issues described by Hypez and Hubba Bubba on Page 21, in which yellow reflections appear when a bright object is shown against a grey background (but not against black). This seems...

It was $2400 New this week. I bought it for $2550 last week and got it priced adjusted to $2400 on Tuesday. Seems like they are no longer selling it for $2,400.

I definitely do not expect this monitor's price to be the same or lower than the inferior version. Either 1) the PG32UQX will be phased out (see my original message I made a caveat for this), or 2) The PG32UQXE will be sold for less than $2000 by end of year. Seems extremely unlikely the PG32UQX...

This is irrelevant to the discussion. It's currently listed for $2,550 at the Asus Store on Amazon, nobody is going to pay $2900 when they can buy it for $2,550 brand new. Maybe next December they keep the "MSRP" at $3,000 but have it on sale for $2,000, that wouldn't mean that the price was...

So they have dropped it to $2550 in just 7 months after release, and you think it is *impossible* for it to drop to 2K in 12 months after a bunch of competitors release their new monitors + 2022 holiday discounts? I'd say it's more likely than not it gets to that price point. If not, it should...

That is probably true, but even if it doesn't, it should also offer comparable brightness to the PG32UQX and have 240 hz, if the panel is similar to the G8's VA, it should also have considerably lower response times than the Asus. I personally don't like their curved monitors, but it will still...

In all likelyhood, it will hit 2k by the end of this year (unless Asus for some reason just stops making it)... There are alternatives now, including the Samsung 4K+240hz monitor that can hit 2000 nits and the Samsung/Alienware QD Oled monitor.

They decreased the price to $2550 on Amazon.com, so I ended up getting it. Seems like the top monitors this year will be this one/viewsonic xg321ug, the Samsung QD OLED, and the Samsung Ultrawide 240hz miniled. Hope I didn't make a bad decision...

Awesome! Looking at the reviews, the last 3 which were posted after the new batch seem to have 5/5 stars, so I'm optimistic they might have fixed a few things.

Hello, I'm thinking about ordering one of these from Amazon while they are still in stock. Has anyone here gotten one from this new Amazon batch? do they still have the same problems?

I'm interested in getting this monitor and have been reading the thread. So it seems there are a lot of faulty units. Where do you guys recommend ordering this from? I wouldn't mind if it's backordered and can definitely wait even a few months.

Hey thanks for your help. I found a FW900 with the Anti glare coat, however the bezel has a dent. It is not that bad, but I'll have it in my living room and would prefer something that looks nicer. Since you de-bezeled yours, I was wondering if you still have the bezel around by any chance and...

Thanks Strat_84 SH1 . I'm a bit willing to take the risk, but based on your responses I guess I'll wait to find one with the antiglare in decent condition before deciding to pay a ton of money for it.

Hello, I'm considering getting an FW900, but most of the ones I've seen have scuffs in the anti glare. My question is. If the antiglare coat is removed from the monitor, how dark does the room have to be for it to look good? I'm asking because the curtains in my apartment rental don't block...