l88bastard
2[H]4U
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Im strongly considering it...seeing that newegg return policy is 15%-30% restocking feeSell it here - it's oos
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Im strongly considering it...seeing that newegg return policy is 15%-30% restocking feeSell it here - it's oos
Yes, this monitor is the best affordable gaming monitor available....I am just so beyond spoiled by the PG32...don't pay my emotional rollercoaster hyjinks much attention.....if you go in the pg32 thread you will see around day 2 or 3 I super freaked out over that one and wanted to take back because of halo bloomSo if I just want something with excellent motion clarity for playing some online SDR games, is this still the one? I'm never going to touch HDR on it and I'm OK with just ~100% sRGB for SDR content.
I just tried it and had no issue setting the display to 120hz in Nvidia Control panel with g-sync enabled and HDR set to on. Also what issue is there with 4k x 10bit @ 144hz?I got my FI32U today (newegg) and am running into an odd problem. I cannot set my refresh rate to 120hz using a DP 1.4 cable in Windows 10. I can set 60hz or 144hz. If I set the resolution to something other than 4k and set to 120, it just defaults back to 144. If I am at 4k and try to set to 120, my machine hard locks. In one case it hard locked my machine so bad I had to reinstall windows. Even with the new reinstall and minimal drivers, 4k and 120hz locks my machine. Didn't have this issue on any other monitor. I want 120 because my understanding is that DP 1.4 has an issue with 4k x 10bit color @144hz. Anyone else running into these issues? I am on a 3090 and have disabled gsync.
Update: disabled FreeSync on the monitor, and disabled HDR (apparently it defaults to enabled). This allowed me to select 120 hz without crashing.
Update: Back to being stuck at 144hz. I'll try an HDMI 2.1 connection tomorrow and see if that helps
I have no yellow on my display when I tried running chrome in fullscreen mode. It is quite uniform though it is ever so slightly darker on the left bottom and right bottom corners. I tried calibrating my monitor with my old Spider 4 Pro and it didn't work right. I switched the monitor to HDR off, tried it again and it got through calibration, but once I switched to HDR on again things had a grey-ish with a hint of yellow on white look. Interestingly with HDR off and the calibration on, it looked good for flesh tones, but white was more of a very light grey than white to my eyes. In the end I just left calibration off, the slight improvement in flesh tones did not make up for keeping HDR off.For those that got them recently how is the white uniformity? Mine has a large amount of yellow in the bottom left and a bit in the bottom right. I'm trying to overlook it but it keeps driving me crazy. I go to google.com for example and all I notice is the yellow blob down in the corner.
Debating if I want to do an exchange if they come back in stock.
Link / more info ?DP 1.4 has an issue with 4k x 10bit color @144hz
Are you using the cable that came with the monitor? What other devices do you have connected to the video card?I got my FI32U today (newegg) and am running into an odd problem. I cannot set my refresh rate to 120hz using a DP 1.4 cable in Windows 10. I can set 60hz or 144hz. If I set the resolution to something other than 4k and set to 120, it just defaults back to 144. If I am at 4k and try to set to 120, my machine hard locks. In one case it hard locked my machine so bad I had to reinstall windows. Even with the new reinstall and minimal drivers, 4k and 120hz locks my machine. Didn't have this issue on any other monitor. I want 120 because my understanding is that DP 1.4 has an issue with 4k x 10bit color @144hz. Anyone else running into these issues? I am on a 3090 and have disabled gsync.
Update: disabled FreeSync on the monitor, and disabled HDR (apparently it defaults to enabled). This allowed me to select 120 hz without crashing.
Update: Back to being stuck at 144hz. I'll try an HDMI 2.1 connection tomorrow and see if that helps
Yes, cable that came with the monitor. I disconnected my other monitor (MSI 5k x 2k creator monitor) while testing, to eliminate it as a cause. At work, and we just launched, so will respond with more specifics when I am off work.Are you using the cable that came with the monitor? What other devices do you have connected to the video card?
My 'Aim Stabilizer' is greyed out - what did you do to enable it? EDIT - NVM, I discovered you can do it once you download the OSD sidekickI've been away from my PC this weekend, haven't had much time to play around with it. Just played a couple rounds of BF:V to give it a decent workout.
You can enable BFI + VRR at the same time. When BFI is enabled brightness control is locked out on the display and is set at level 50. This is over DisplayPort.
There is an sRGB preset in the monitor - you can't enable BFI when in this mode. I have mine in the Custom 1 preset and set up to my liking.
No smear to my eyes when scrolling text.
Depending upon the scene, or color of what I'm looking at there is some noticeable reflections. Not bad - the panel face isn't glossy, but I can notice my lights if I look for them.
Just got mine up and running. Haven't done much of anything with it other than check to be sure that it's actually pushing 4k at 144 (it is). Really, Really like the size: I can have two productivity windows up at the same time, side by side and read / work on both. MUCH better than a 24.
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32 inches is FREAKING PERFECT!
Are you in sRGB mode? Aim Cockalizer doesnt work in sRGB mode.Okay - so... I am stumped. When I use the joystick on the monitor, it shows Aim Stabilizer Off, and Aim Stabilizer Synch is greyed out. Can't select it, can't change it.
However in the OSD sidekick it gives me the option to turn it on (persists as 'on' between opening / closing the program).
So... How do I know if Aim Stabilizer is actually active or not?
That is probably it. Ima dunce when it comes to monitor tech. Owning 3 monitors since 1994 does not an expert make.sRGB mode
My insider at Newegg is telling me an FI32U shipment is inbound and ETA Friday/Monday. Bummer that $899 was only the first wave and it'll be $999 going forward.
No worries Baaaashaa pioneered that problem a few pages back!That is probably it. Ima dunce when it comes to monitor tech. Owning 3 monitors since 1994 does not an expert make.
I'm gonna need some of your 1337 monitor guru-ness, then. This old duffer jes doan git it.No worries Baaaashaa pioneered that problem a few pages back!
I ran the latest update from Windows and my FI32U shows up instantly.Does anyone have the link for the driver for this monitor? Gigabyte's website has some "OSD Sidekick" utility which is just bloatware. I just want a Win 10 x64 driver for this monitor since "Generic PnP Monitor" drives me mad!
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I ran the latest update from Windows and my FI32U shows up instantly.
The monitor has no zone level brightness control and as a result there is no reason to enable "local dimming" which should be labeled pointless global dimming.So I just discovered an issue with this monitor and would like to see if others are also having this issue. When you have Adaptive Sync On and Local Dimming Set to Auto the screen flickers while playing games, almost like a strobe at times. At first I thought it was only happening on HDR mode, but after switching to SDR and enabling Local Dimming the same issue is present. It's very noticeable as soon as you start Sea of Thieves when the logos are appearing on screen. Some other games it isn't as noticeable but if you look for it you will see it happening as well. Hopefully this can be fixed via a firmware update but still is annoying that a monitor this expensive has an issue like this that wasn't caught during QA.
Yeah the 43" is larger than the 32"Can anyone comment on this monitor versus the 43inch version? I have the 43inch model now and I almost feel as if it is too large.
How much larger?
Ain't like it's a smidgen. I maths it to be a fair piece larger than the 32.How much larger?
Them maths no matter no more in schools, yea. It can be as big as you want!Ain't like it's a smidgen. I maths it to be a fair piece larger than the 32.
No - no! We gots to agree that a fair piece is bigger than a smidgen or all h-e-double-hockey-sticks breaks outThem maths no matter no more in schools, yea. It can be as big as you want!
Ain't like it's a smidgen. I maths it to be a fair piece larger than the 32.
No - no! We gots to agree that a fair piece is bigger than a smidgen or all h-e-double-hockey-sticks breaks out
I think I saw a post saying they got full RGB on their PC and YCbCr444 on their console. Doesn't really matter since 4K 144 Hz 10-bit can fit comfortably into 40 Gbps bandwidth uncompressed.So has anyone validated yet whether the hdmi 2.1 ports are 40gbps, 48gbps, or just hdmi 2.0 ports with lipstick?