I had trouble finding the screws for mine but found them on the outside of the monitor upright packaging. Before that I tried to use one from the VESA mount and almost got that stuck in the hole.
AOC Agon AG271QG
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I had trouble finding the screws for mine but found them on the outside of the monitor upright packaging. Before that I tried to use one from the VESA mount and almost got that stuck in the hole.
Sorry for the delay - been busy and didn't get round to setting mine up till today.
All went together OK - yes you get two sets of screws - one silver for the VESA plate and one black for the stand. It all booted up out of the box, but I got the driver and ICC profile off their website and installed those - the CD that's in the box just contains the manual.
Out of the box, colours look good, I only had to reduce the brightness a little - no noticeable light bleed and no dead pixels - so I'm well chuffed.
The menu system is a little frustrating but navigateable - as you wont be using it a lot, it OK - not overclocked it yet - set at 144Hz.
Picture is crisp and scale on this size monitor is superb - now loading up a few games to test fully - but for the money, I think this is a great G-sync 144Hz 27inch monitor.
Very happy
All went together OK - yes you get two sets of screws - one silver for the VESA plate and one black for the stand. It all booted up out of the box, but I got the driver and ICC profile off their website and installed those - the CD that's in the box just contains the manual.
Out of the box, colours look good, I only had to reduce the brightness a little - no noticeable light bleed and no dead pixels - so I'm well chuffed.
The menu system is a little frustrating but navigateable - as you wont be using it a lot, it OK - not overclocked it yet - set at 144Hz.
Picture is crisp and scale on this size monitor is superb - now loading up a few games to test fully - but for the money, I think this is a great G-sync 144Hz 27inch monitor.
Very happy
Damnit I'm also tempted by one of these.
I hate the monitor market too. I'd basically be paying 550 for a monitor that outside of gaming is going to look the same as my Korean 1440p I paid 200 quid for over 4 years ago.
I hate the monitor market too. I'd basically be paying 550 for a monitor that outside of gaming is going to look the same as my Korean 1440p I paid 200 quid for over 4 years ago.
That's exactly what I dd. Don't regret it one bit.
165hz in games is just lol worthy. Butter is the one word.
It's about time Oled was a mainstream monitor option. The money we must pay is extortionate for what we get really.
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not sure about your one but my Korean screen (A PC Bank model) lacks any controls of R,G,B levels so I can' calibrate it, as a a result the the screen has very "warm" colours