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missing crucial competitive gaming features I guess only BenQ cares enough to offer. at least the refresh rate was impressive. you mean extra contrast, black equalizer and color settings? Please elaborate if u have time. That and no setting on the monitor to tweak sharpness. These are things that n...

in the process of returning two of these due to broken pixels in the middle of the screen. broken pixels aside, the monitor is seriously underwhelming, buggy and missing crucial competitive gaming features I guess only BenQ cares enough to offer. at least the refresh rate was impressive. oh and the ...

Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2022, 23:41

It's possible -- but don't take my word for it. I have not been involved with the past Alienware OLED.

I've definitely been fully focussed on OLED projects lately -- but on 240Hz OLEDs.

What would a blurbusters approved oled look like I wonder

Think I'll return my XG27AQM on monday. I find the XB273UGX to perform better with no overshoot during ULMB use. Both look near identical and the only real edge the asus holds for me is the out of box calibration and less ips glow. Acer also is over a 100 euros cheaper for me.

amazon uk/fr/de/es

jesus christ that price. 400 euros more than xg27aqm from asus.

bummer. it's not like they want to delay it.

Thanks for the input. BTW do you play every game with dyac or is the monitor still really good competitively even without it. I just don't know if I wouldn't get headaches from it. Final question - does dyac feel bad if the FPS isn't consistent. PUBG is my main fps game and the fps there is really ...

Difficult to answer because I can't really provide evidence for what I'm about to say as it's all ''feels''. I bought the first Asus 360hz monitor that became available day 1 and was going to replace my BenQ. First thing I did was launch Apex to play with a friend and realized something felt off. I ...