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If someone manged to edit the hz to 30-144, please upload the file :)

Thanks for all replys. I decided to continue with this monitor, in the hope of a working driver fix in the next month. My next choice would be a benq with motion blur reduction, but some says its a benefit others say the opposit. Its only sad, so much money and until now the keyfeatures arent...

Freesync would be cheaper and at the end it should be the same, but not in real. In real freesync seems to be a alpha. Dont want to change to nvidia and gsync now, 100€ plus for monitor and 100€ plus for a nvidia gpu with almost the same power as a r9 390x. Really hoping for a working fix soon...

Now i testen World of Tanks and got the flickering issue (80-120 FPS ingame). I am really dissappointed in this point of freesync. The next thing i will test is the official certified driver, not the 35- hz driver in connection of the catalyst driver. But as it is, the crimsondriver has some...

Can you please run for me 3D Mark 11, its free. Run it standard @ fullscreen with freesync on and monitor refreshrate on 144hz. The benchmark will run @ 60hz(freesync) - (info from osd menu). After the first test finished, the loading screen of the second appears and the screen get corrupted...

Iam talking about these problems exactly, pictures/video are from a other user: https://www.dropbox.com/s/48o328tngffrfkc/G2460PF%20Corruption.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/q54v40nuoxgsnjt/G2460PF%20Corruption%202.jpg?dl=0 https://vid.me/P1W8 So what to do? The problems are some month old...

That was my fear, i cant understand it, they throw a beta on the market and want to make competition to nvidia, in none of the reviews i saw this problem, only here some users are reporting this issue. So is it for sure a freesync problem that can be fixed in a future driver update or does it...

Hello from germany :) I just bought some days ago a new gaming computer with this freesync monitor. Before i start asking, this is my config: Monitor: AOC G2460PF CPU: i5 6600k MB: Asus Z170 Pro Gaming GPU: VTX3D R9 390X Triple Fan RAM: 16 GB DDR4 2400 CL14 PSU: beQuiet 500 Watt...