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Hello Karli77, look for a M270DTN01.3 panel manufactured around the same time as your monitor. I got mine from ENLCD (no affiliation - apologies if this is not allowed) because they had it available at the time. It cost 180 USD + 79 USD shipping to Serbia, and then there were the import taxes, aroun...

If anyone with the same problem stumbles upon this - I have managed to find a newer scaler PCB, manufactured in 2019, and the new panel works brilliantly with it. It has a different, more "gamer" looking OSD menu, but that seems to be the only distinguishing feature apart from the date code sticker ...

That's the only way it can work. If you have G-Sync off, the monitor always gets 240 frames per second or whatever your refresh rate is. Only when you turn it on does the monitor have a variable frame rate coming in, and thus a way to measure it.

Hello, I have an Acer XG270HU that has worked brilliantly until the screen was broken by accident. I then bought and installed a new M270DTN01.3 panel, which seemed identical to the old one at first glance. However, the monitor will no longer sync at 144Hz. Additionally, when booted into Windows, my...