Yeah plus this model is way smaller 23,6 vs 24,5 so you might need even more height to be exactly as you use yours right now. Lack of height adjustement is a big con, altho it has vesa and you can buy a support later on amazon for 10€/15€ with height adjustement. But it all adds up to the price ofcMatrixQW wrote:Mine is 49,5 cm so that's too low for me. I have it perfectly aligned with my eyes.Notty_PT wrote:I just measured 8,3cm! A total of 41,5cm from table to top of the monitor.
Shame, I was actually thinking of selling mine and get that one and still save alot of money.
AOC 25" G2590PX
Re: AOC 25" G2590PX
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Re: AOC 25" G2590PX
Generally, it appears VRR overdrive quality tends to go in this sequence:pox02 wrote:i will stop buying those freesync monitors and go for real monitor with variable overdrive with gsync you will enjoy more then freesync monitors you can wait for xf252qx i hope its have variable overdrive
- Native G-SYNC or G-SYNC Ultimate
- FreeSync2 or FreeSync or Adaptive-Sync certified by NVIDIA (officially "G-SYNC Compatible" sanctioned)
- FreeSync
- VESA Adaptive-Sync with no AMD or NVIDIA certification
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Re: AOC 25" G2590PX
Yes it's normal.Sythen wrote:In a 144Hz is it normal that when you move your mouse really fast from one side to the other you see a lot of mouses(something like ghosting?) ? Maybe a silly question, I don't know much about monitors
Re: AOC 25" G2590PX
i wonder if freesync will support Adaptive OverdriveChief Blur Buster wrote:Generally, it appears VRR overdrive quality tends to go in this sequence:pox02 wrote:i will stop buying those freesync monitors and go for real monitor with variable overdrive with gsync you will enjoy more then freesync monitors you can wait for xf252qx i hope its have variable overdrive
VESA Adaptive-Sync with no AMD nor NVIDIA certifications, are often crapshoot in VRR overdrive quality. They are simply uncertified FreeSync / uncertified "G-SYNC Compatible" monitors.
- Native G-SYNC or G-SYNC Ultimate
- FreeSync2 or FreeSync or Adaptive-Sync certified by NVIDIA (officially "G-SYNC Compatible" sanctioned)
- FreeSync
- VESA Adaptive-Sync with no AMD or NVIDIA certification
cause i found out only Nixeus NX-EDG27 support Adaptive Overdrive
monitors xg258q aw2518hf 27GK750F-B pg248q xg240r lg w2363d-pf xb270hu XL2546 XL2546K NXG252R