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Well, it arrived. I'm still at work. I'll unbox it tonight. Really took a leap of faith on this one, ordering it before any pro reviews are out, and a second leap by ordering from viewsonic directly (instead of a provider like Amazon or Newegg which may offer a more generous return policy in case or...

Available directly from ViewSonic in the US starting mid to late August. $365.99 The website actually let me complete the order and gave me a receipt with a notice that I'll get a tracking number when it ships. FedEx is giving me an estimated delivery for next week. I briefly skimmed the viewsonic ...

AM_acc1q wrote: ↑

21 Jul 2021, 11:57

Available directly from ViewSonic in the US starting mid to late August.
$365.99

The website actually let me complete the order and gave me a receipt with a notice that I'll get a tracking number when it ships.

that's a pretty good price if it sticks

Just thought I'd prod again and see if you're willing to say whether or not this monitor will have a variable overdrive feature. It's crucial for a good VRR experience Perhaps this would be a good feature for version 3.0 of the certification, then. I do recognize dynamic overdrive does slightly imp...

If IPS panel characteristics (glow, contrast, potential for backlight bleed) bother you, I wouldn't expect the XG2431 to be a step above any other IPS panel on the market in this regard. There's a fairly narrow band of average performance you can expect from the technology.

GammaLyrae wrote: ↑

25 May 2021, 01:04

Just thought I'd prod again and see if you're willing to say whether or not this monitor will have a variable overdrive feature. It's crucial for a good VRR experience

Perhaps this would be a good feature for version 3.0 of the certification, then.

Just thought I'd prod again and see if you're willing to say whether or not this monitor will have a variable overdrive feature. It's crucial for a good VRR experience

Will this monitor have variable overdrive for VRR? A large performance factor that separates monitors with a native gsync module vs ones that are just gsync compatible is that the gsync module adjusts pixel overdrive on the fly to be appropriate for whatever framerate it's matching to - whereas "com...

If this has faster GTG response times than the XG270 (to a degree that it can be naked-eye observed) AND 60hz strobing, it's looking to be a pretty exciting piece of technology. Only way this feature set could get any better is if it becomes available in a 27"/1440p variation - but that would also b...