** POTENTIALLY THE BEST GAMING MONITORS YET!! ** Acer 34" Ultra-wides

gmaan said:
Think mine probably shared the van ride down the M5:D, like yourself thought I would take a punt on it, I received a built Nov unit

I plugged it in and checked for an hour for issues, no flickering/on-off and blb looks fine to me, its there if i turn the lights off and stare at a black screen but as I don't intend to do that much its fine. I did take a picture and it looks similar smurfins picture but the picture doesn't represent what I see looking at it, no where near as bad?

Happy I set about stripping down my eyefinity and got the Acer setup, eventually after fighting with the mount for an hour.
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once finished fired it up and very briefly my **** fell out, screen would blank out for several to 10 seconds then back on :(. Before Panic set in too bad I pulled the display cable and threw another in and it came to life.

Touch wood its been fine for several hours. Over all happy with it.
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Looks sweet Gmaan. Would you mind sharing a link to your wallpaper?
 
Nexus18 said:
Some say it reduces after a few days as well as massaging the screen with a cloth, you got 14 days so give it a couple of days and no improvement then contact ocuk via here:

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=119
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Hrm, thanks for the tip, though I'm hesitant to apply pressure to it, just feels like a potentially bad idea.

Took some potato cam photos at various brightnesses, any idea what to think?
At 100% brightness: A7NmTI3.jpg

At 80% brightness: vXHh51L.jpg

At 50% brightness: 2Ujfkxp.jpg

At 20% brightness ecZ719K.jpg

Anything on the right is fine, same for the blue glow (which is, from what I understand, actually the IPS glow). The yellow top left is even noticeable during the day, though, in dark scenes (at 60%ish brightness).

How does that stack up to others' impressions or am I just overly nit-picky?
 
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WhatGravitas said:
Hrm, thanks for the tip, though I'm hesitant to apply pressure to it, just feels like a potentially bad idea.

Took some potato cam photos at various brightnesses, any idea what to think?
At 100% brightness: A7NmTI3.jpg

At 80% brightness: vXHh51L.jpg

At 50% brightness: 2Ujfkxp.jpg

At 20% brightness ecZ719K.jpg

Anything on the right is fine, same for the blue glow (which is, from what I understand, actually the IPS glow). The yellow top left is even noticeable during the day, though, in dark scenes (at 60%ish brightness).

How does that stack up to others' impressions or am I just overly nit-picky?
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Rubbing the bezels with a cloth worked for me. Nothing to worry about. :)
 
WhatGravitas said:
Hrm, thanks for the tip, though I'm hesitant to apply pressure to it, just feels like a potentially bad idea.

Took some potato cam photos at various brightnesses, any idea what to think?
At 100% brightness: A7NmTI3.jpg

At 80% brightness: vXHh51L.jpg

At 50% brightness: 2Ujfkxp.jpg

At 20% brightness ecZ719K.jpg

Anything on the right is fine, same for the blue glow (which is, from what I understand, actually the IPS glow). The yellow top left is even noticeable during the day, though, in dark scenes (at 60%ish brightness).

How does that stack up to others' impressions or am I just overly nit-picky?
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20% looks pretty decent.

Decide on your brightness first and if you don't notice any bleed or severe IPS glow in normal usage then I would just keep it, chances are you could get a worst one if you go through the RMA lottery game.

I find my 29um65 to be incredibly bright so I keep the brightness setting to <10%, which iirc, is less than 100 luminance.
 
Nexus18 said:
20% looks pretty decent.

Decide on your brightness first and if you don't notice any bleed or severe IPS glow in normal usage then I would just keep it, chances are you could get a worst one if you go through the RMA lottery game.
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Yeah, that's what I settled on after (finally) having some time to go and actually play Elite for a bit. :D If the 20% BLB was at, say, 30-40%ish, I wouldn't be perfectly happy, it's just a borderline nuisance.

No trapped dust or dead/stuck pixels is much, much more important than having the convenience of not adjusting the brightness every now and then for a handful of games in the evening.

Cheers for the advice/input, folks! :)
 
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