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Makes it sound like it'll be a good buy...but am still weary about panel uniformity that seems to plague all of the curved VA panels.
Hi Guys, any info about refresh rate overclocking? Can you please try say 120Hz or 144Hz using CRU tool? I am really looking into buying 35" 1440p LCD, but 100Hz does not seem enough for me, 120Hz would be better. thanks for any info on that Since Z35p supports 144, this one could too, right?
144hz is definitely a no-go on this monitor. Highest I can get (and from what I've seen others report) is around 120hz.
As for backlight bleed, I must have gotten lucky since it's the faintest on my example I've seen on a VA. It's a very worthwhile display if you're looking to go ultrawide and not break the bank.
What about ghosting? Is the panel fast enough to use the 120Hz? I am deciding between this and this one: Acer XR342CKP (cca £752), which is 100Hz IPS freesync 34".
Will post my findings when I get mine!
Pictures say it has 4 usb ports, users say it doesnt, which one is right?
How about LFC support?
What about ghosting? Is the panel fast enough to use the 120Hz? I am deciding between this and this one: Acer XR342CKP (cca £752), which is 100Hz IPS freesync 34".
Well, I'm having a freesync issue now in that the Freesync option in Radeon Settings now says "Not Supported". I've tried reinstalling drivers, installing the CZ350CK drivers, rebooting, re-plugging DP cord -- no avail. Very strange as Freesync was working perfectly with this monitor for several months (unsure when it stopped working...).
Unfortunately there's no specific Freesync setting in the OSD for this monitor, unlike other Freesync monitors I've used. It is set to DP 1.2 which should all that's really needed. I've even reset the monitor to factory settings, but no luck. What the heckfire am I missing???
As for my continued experience with the CZ350CK, my initial thoughts stand: great value, essentially an z35 with Freesync and less refined frame, mine OCs to 116hz, and it's definitively a VA panel. In summary, it's... OK.
It maybe a "Blur reduction" setting enabled on the monitor that has turned it off, I had the same with my BenQ after accidentally turning a setting on the monitor on that effectively turns off Freesync, it was disabled on the AMD control panel and I couldn't figure out why.
Changed cables etc and still no joy, then had a look at the monitor settings and I had accidentally turned on a blur reduction option that disables Freesync, turned it off and Freesync was back working