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Test the HDMI port using your PC and see if the issue persists or not.

Pixel inversion artifacts are in my opinion the worst kind of monitor defects. They completely mess up the smoothness of everything. Games, videos, scrolling, etc. They are the very first thing I look for after getting a new a monitor. When I see them on a new monitor, I immediately put it back in t...

If you want a monitor upgrade and don't want a 27'' monitor, there are 24'' 1440p 165hz monitors for around $200. Koorui GP01, AOC Q24G2A, HKC MG24Q, and Philips 24M1N5500z.

Zodasaur wrote: ↑

29 Jan 2024, 17:55

Does "LFC" work on older RX560 cards?

Yes. You just need to enable Freesync.

Monitors typically perform best at their maximum refresh rate. As long as adaptive sync is enabled, there is no need to lower the refresh rate. Simply enable adaptive sync and cap the fps if you want a more stable frame pacing.

welcomess wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2023, 14:35

Boomchakadah wrote: ↑

14 Dec 2023, 03:37

Can you post another video with G-sync enabled. It's hard to see the issue with that much screen tearing.

https://youtube.com/shorts/-lbT9KCw8pI?feature=share

That's way too much ghosting, especially for a 240hz screen. Return it and get a different unit. Perhaps you got a defective unit.

The VG258QM has a hidden Overdrive in the service menu. We call it OD 3.5 since it's faster than OD 3 while having less overshoot than OD 4. viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11598&hilit=service+menu#p91212

That's a 7-year-old IPS. Get a recent 1440p IPS if you care about the response time.

Can you post another video with G-sync enabled. It's hard to see the issue with that much screen tearing.