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Just posting an update.

Monitor is working great and have encountered very few problems. Only problem I have had was gsync once stopped being recognized by nv control panel. Unplugged and replugged monitor and it fixed the problem. These seems to be a problem with all gsync monitors though. 144hz ...

Also have a lot of stuttering with sli and gsync

670 sli
3770k at 4.5
8gb DDR3 1600

Monitor base is actually very sturdy. But also very big. I don't believe small vibrations will have any effect on shaking the display

Mine just arrived.

First, I am moving from a midrange acer 60hz monitor.

Pros:
-This monitor had very good colors out of the box and only tweaked the brightness, contrast, and gamma to my liking.
- the move to 144 hz is astounding
- great height adjustment (16.1 inches at its lowest), swivel ...

hopefully something will come out in the near future that will allow us to adjust the persistence of the strobe for the monitor, this should help with the brightness

I tested the same thing out in crysis 3. 56-58 fps when moving my mouse left and right. Looking at a tree and focusing on it you can see the fps drop below 60. Same thing would happen in Skyrim when it first came out standing on the bridge in riverwood. 60 FPS while looking north to whiterun, turn ...

Will it be possible to adjust ULMB strobe lengths on the current Gsync monitors anytime soon ?

Ulmb is too dark even at max brightness settings? Was it darker than the rog swift ulmb

Mine should be arriving on Wednesday I'll try and remember to leave a short review here after I mess around with the monitor

So I guess there is no solution possible for mouse stuttering with low frame rates and gsync unless somehow they could figure out how to still update the mouse at 144hz even when the refresh rate of the monitor falls below 60 when using gsync