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No issues so far. Tear free and smooth. Although the damn thing has convinced me to get a 3070 when it comes out. Want to keep my frame rates above the 100 mark..

Great. Depending how careful you want to be with colour profiles and what not, the sRGB mode will come in handy. Lenovo Y27q-20 (I think?) - Hard to find in the UK Eve Spectrum - Crowd funded monitor

Yeah, just measured and its more towards 1cm. Sorry, I remember taking a measurement before, but I forgot I was only measuring the black boarder around the panel rather than the thicker part of the plastic. :(

8mm

https://www.eizo.be/monitor-test/ Click defective pixels and and click the arrows on the left hand side. If it's not pure green/red/blue in that area you've got a dead sub-pixel. If it's black on the white, red, blue and green screens you've got a dead pixel. If it shows up on the black you...

Colour range and accuracy. As for contrast you'll also be hard press to see much difference between 700:1 and 1000:1. The motion at 4ms (or fast setting NOT FASTEST) is one of the best. Better than my TN 144Hz panel

Allegedly, no. Which is why I returned and ordered again. Reviews and some people here have mentioned there is little or typical IPS glow, but it isn't really that noticeable. It's hard to get an image of, since the top left, top right, and bottom right corners were hardly visible and certainly...

Returned the one I ordered in November (received two weeks ago). Glow from the corner was quite noticeable in most of the bottom left corner anytime content was dark. That and i love being in a queue.

Had an hour or two with it, colours, detail, and motion are GREAT in both turns of vibrancy and consistency and a great deal better than the BENQ XL2411T i'm coming from. Contrast is surprisingly good too (having read the number based reviews). Not sure why the power-lead from the power box is...

Mine arrives today. Can't wait!

I pay £7.99 a month for Readly, i'm not entirely sure why anyone would buy a subscription to more than one magazine if there's services like that available.

I would personally go for something like that if I was speccing up a machine at your price point. I make heavy use of AE/C4D + occasional premiere along with a lot of gaming and I'd be happy with it. To keep below £1500, if need be the 3700x would be a decent enough cpu, the £180 you might save...

I wouldn't worry too much about performance difference then if its only being used for the occasional edit. If you plan to spend much more time gaming than editing, then the 5700XT will be fine. But the opposite is true if you are spending more time editing, a lot of people (example) recommend...

What editing program(s) do you use? I only ask because you'll gain performance on Premier/After Effects using an Nvidia Card. The 5700XT 10+% faster than 2060 super in gaming 2060 super 10% Faster than 5700XT in AE and Premier.

In my opinion the xbox controller is still the best controller for PC. It's the most comfortable (for me) and most compatible controller. Most games with any controller support will have xbox mapping icons.

Definitely, trying to get any brand that uses the same panel is a nightmare. The Viewsonic XG270QG is near enough vapourware and the Lenovo Y27Q-20 is also nonexistent in the U.K.

Just ordered the 27GL850-B, expected mid to late January :(