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XG270QG is overpriced, even on sale. There are a few similar and cheaper monitors: LG 27GP850 LG 27GP83B MSI MAG274QRF-QD HP 27i Dell S2721DGF Thank you very much for your help. The truth is that at least in my country the prices of most of the monitors you indicate are similar to the Viewsonic, ex...

Hello, I have seen that in my country this monitor has dropped a lot in price, from 730€ to 550€, do you think it is still a good option today? are there any better options currently on the market for 27" 1440p gaming monitors (with or without gsync) that are on sale or coming out in the near future...

with low hertz more vertical scanlines are appreciated, but I tested 3 monitors PG258Q and saw that some made that effect more than others. do you mean vertical scanline issue affected the 3 monitors but with different levels ? yes, in one I saw more the effect than in the others. In one it was har...

with low hertz more vertical scanlines are appreciated, but I tested 3 monitors PG258Q and saw that some made that effect more than others.

Ooops! The PG258Q. I read WAY too fast -- I thought you were referring to the 180Hz model. I had heard of the scanlines issue on the 180Hz one. Thanks -- that's a new report! First time I heard of scanlines on the 240Hz. I don't see scanlines on the Acer XB252Q or the Viewsonic XG2530. I've also se...

FWIW, it happens to several models but if you want to remove the scanlines, I suggest returning the monitor & getting one of the 240 Hz monitors. Currently, the 240 Hz monitors I have tested do not have the scanlines effects. It's normal, yes, until you pay a premium to go even better (e.g. 165 Hz ...

this is the frc. It is pulsing colors to make shades that the 6bit panel would otherwise not be able to make. It does them in alternating lines so that the whole screen does not pulse. At higher framerates you don't notice because it happens faster. Well, it's not "normal", it just means that most ...

normal? It is very annoying

Hi. I bought this monitor recently, and I see that shows vertical scanlines effect at low refresh rate. Are they all like this or do I have a defective unit? I can only see it from 60Hz down. in this video you can see a little the effect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9upmKWcvR9w sorry for my bad ...

The problem is finding a PG279Q without failures XD


Thanks for your opinion