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Isnt this like $800 i the US??. Make you wonder how much it would cost importing it?
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Ends up slightly cheaper even after delivery cost and import taxes, depending where you look. Couple of sites that show the shipping and import costs alltogether. But not worth the hassle if you have to return it..
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Oof, no thanks! No flicker either from my 42UQ, none that I've seen at least.
Can’t make my mind up between the FO32U2P & PG32UCDM.
There’s not a lot between them.
F032 has DP 2.1, speakers, less gamer looking, cheaper.
Asus has 90w usb c for my work laptop, passive cooling, DV, G-Sync.
I’d pick the Aorus but I really need the 90w USB-C charging and ideally G-Sync
There’s not a lot between them.
F032 has DP 2.1, speakers, less gamer looking, cheaper.
Asus has 90w usb c for my work laptop, passive cooling, DV, G-Sync.
I’d pick the Aorus but I really need the 90w USB-C charging and ideally G-Sync
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You'll still be fine using gsync on a freesync monitor unless I'm missing something? I just set vsync and gsync on in nvidia control panel so for 240hz = 222hz and enable reflex also set it in game to 222 if the game doesn't support reflex, has worked for me everytime on a freesync monitor.
And never enable vsync in game.
144hz = 138hz
120hz = 114hz with same method
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I see MSI will be releasing a new 34" 240Hz OLED 3440 x 1440 monitor seemingly based on the gen 2.5 OLED screens (MSI MPG 341CQPX): https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/msi-to-launch-mpg-341cqpx-34-ultrawide-240hz-qd-oled-monitor
Is this the only gen 2.5 34" OLED 3440 x 1440 screen due for release so far?
Is this the only gen 2.5 34" OLED 3440 x 1440 screen due for release so far?
Somewhy this announcement went past me
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240Hz with BFI, blurbusters certified, and looks like BFI even works with variable refresh rate
It should feel smoother than 360Hz OLED
Supposedly released last week, but not a single review around
ViewSonic Announce XG272-2K OLED Monitor with 240Hz and Black Frame Insertion (BFI) - TFTCentral
Share this contentViewSonic have today announced their new XG272-2K Gaming OLED monitor. It’s a 27″ sized screen featuring the familiar 2560 x 1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate WOLED panel from....[click link for more]
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It should feel smoother than 360Hz OLED
Supposedly released last week, but not a single review around
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How's that gone under the radar, huge deal for some people.Somewhy this announcement went past me
240Hz with BFI, blurbusters certified, and looks like BFI even works with variable refresh rateViewSonic Announce XG272-2K OLED Monitor with 240Hz and Black Frame Insertion (BFI) - TFTCentral
Share this contentViewSonic have today announced their new XG272-2K Gaming OLED monitor. It’s a 27″ sized screen featuring the familiar 2560 x 1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate WOLED panel from....[click link for more]
It should feel smoother than 360Hz OLED
Supposedly released last week, but not a single review around
I don't think it allows bfi with vrr. The part on the article that shows vrr is a menu option. You can choose vrr or bfi. Also it says that the bfi is limited to 120hz, which is already available on other oled screens. The advantage with the bfi on this screen is that you can change the black frame timing and can also set a minimum between 48 and 120.Somewhy this announcement went past me
240Hz with BFI, blurbusters certified, and looks like BFI even works with variable refresh rateViewSonic Announce XG272-2K OLED Monitor with 240Hz and Black Frame Insertion (BFI) - TFTCentral
Share this contentViewSonic have today announced their new XG272-2K Gaming OLED monitor. It’s a 27″ sized screen featuring the familiar 2560 x 1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate WOLED panel from....[click link for more]
It should feel smoother than 360Hz OLED
Supposedly released last week, but not a single review around
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Would anyone have a handy list of all the 27" 1440P OLEDs available now, or coming soon™?
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I have a link I've saved to all existing and coming soon OLEDs;
OLED Monitors In 2024: Current Market Status - Display Ninja
Check out the current state of OLED monitors as well as everything you need to know about the OLED technology in this ultimate, updated guide.
www.displayninja.com
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I have a link I've saved to all existing and coming soon OLEDs;
OLED Monitors In 2024: Current Market Status - Display Ninja
Check out the current state of OLED monitors as well as everything you need to know about the OLED technology in this ultimate, updated guide.
Perfect, thanks JF.
This is what I'm waiting for, the 39" LG. 38" just feels like the perfect size for a desktop monitor for me. It's great in gaming, it's perfect for my work (colour accuracy aside). Some more resolution + OLED would be the icing on the cake.
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39in 5120x2160 panel coming but it's a ways off it seems. Prob have a massive curve to it though 
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39in 5120x2160 panel coming but it's a ways off it seems. Prob have a massive curve to it though
Will upgrade as soon as this resolution is available at 34 inch
39in 5120x2160 panel coming but it's a ways off it seems. Prob have a massive curve to it though
Apparently the curve on this 38" is 2300R which feels pretty good to me, but I'm sure I'd get used to a little in either direction. Just as long as it's not trying to curve around the back of my head!
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LG seem fixated on 800R atm with the 34/39/45, and those babies do tend to curve that much!