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jorimt wrote: ↑

23 Apr 2022, 19:55

These are also the ones I've been watching
LG 27GN950-B (although it is 4k and more expensive)
ASUS XG27AQM

I seek to prioritize: first of all: the lowest response time (with a usable overdrive without overshoot and good strobing), and that it is from 144hz and above. if the pg329q would be an improvement over the pg279q with respect to this I would go for it in 2nd place would go maybe for the rest... As...

Could anyone verify if this works?

1) which technology is better, ulmb from nvidia or elmb from asus? because I have read bad reputations of elmb. 2) which is better; Activate the ULMB from the nvidia panel for each game or let the app choose and activate it from the monitor? 3) can the ulmb lower the fps? because with gsync at 144 f...

Thank you very much, I've been looking at the ones you suggested. I would also like to know which is the best monitor in 27/32 1440p, faster and better looking. What do you think about the pg329q, will I notice the difference with respect to my pg279q? as I said the milliseconds of my monitor bother...

Nobody?

Hello guys, I need you to help me and tell me which is the fastest 27-inch, 1440p monitor that exists at the moment. I am also looking for one that has ulmb/elmb at 144hz and that works optimally. I also look for the best color quality. I have an asus pg279q but the gamma and colors are very washed ...

Discorz wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2021, 05:37

jesuadr wrote: ↑

20 Nov 2021, 01:22

Saturation shouldn't affect display blur. But it might affect distinguishing thing. Extreme amounts don't look good anyways.

And if the brightness is not adjusted correctly, will the blur make it more noticeable? for example very low brightness

hello people a question to see what you think, there it goes:
The higher the color saturation, the more noticeable the blur?