Akaranir wrote:Well, i'll change my screen ...
Vertical lines are too visible.
Do you have a screen idea without this vertical line problem ?
Because i see everywhere this kind of problem for all monitors 240hz/Gsync and even some 144hz.
I just want a good screen without vertical line to play all types of games
Help !
Generally, they are very faint or invisible on high-Hz IPS monitors. If you are very sensitive to inversion artifacts, IPS has generally been the way to go (usually).
Have you tried any model of 165 Hz IPS monitors from our
Official List of Best Gaming Monitors?
Models of 2560x1440 IPS G-SYNC monitors of up to 165 Hz
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ASUS PG279Q on Amazon
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Acer Predator XB271HU on Amazon
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AOC AG271QG on Amazon
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Viewsonic XG2703-GS on Amazon
IPS also has great colors and viewing angles, though some people get annoyed by IPS glow issues, and the extra motion blur from slower pixel response (relative to TN) -- 165 Hz on TN has noticeably less motion blur than 165 Hz on IPS. However, give-or-take, 144 Hz-165 Hz on IPS will still look better than ~120 Hz on TN. TN panels are more prone to inversion visibility issues -- fast pixel response also makes inversion imperfections more visible.
If you want to keep resolutions low (1080p) for eSports purposes (1000fps+ CS:GO) -- that can be tough because there aren't any currently low-resolution high-Hz IPS panels -- so that's a catch 22 if you are wanting to stick to TN if you like strobe backlights or ultra-high refresh rates / frame rates.
Fortunately, since you're playing the games that run at very low frame rates (far less than 100 fps) -- IPS GtG limitations is not an issue here, and it will help you reduce visibility of inversion artifacts.
If you want a TN panel with less visibility of inversion artifacts -- it's somewhat hit-and-miss; visibility of inversion imperfections (inversion artifacts) vary a huge deal across brands/panels/manufacturers and even between factory runs (panel lottery).