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Recently build a new PC with a 2070 Super and saw the VG278Q on sale. I read around a bit and found a lot of people mentioning frame skipping with this model. I took the chance and picked it up yesterday, set it up just to test for dead pixels, backlight bleed and frame skipping.

Im guessing this look good?

Hemanse wrote:Recently build a new PC with a 2070 Super and saw the VG278Q on sale. I read around a bit and found a lot of people mentioning frame skipping with this model. I took the chance and picked it up yesterday, set it up just to test for dead pixels, backlight bleed and frame skipping.

Im guessing this look good?

I am just curious.Why buy VG278Q instead of VG278QR?(VG278Q was supersupersuper cheap??????)

karavanasam wrote:

Hemanse wrote:Recently build a new PC with a 2070 Super and saw the VG278Q on sale. I read around a bit and found a lot of people mentioning frame skipping with this model. I took the chance and picked it up yesterday, set it up just to test for dead pixels, backlight bleed and frame skipping.

Im guessing this look good?

I am just curious.Why buy VG278Q instead of VG278QR?(VG278Q was supersupersuper cheap??????)

I live in Denmark and yeah the VG278Q was quite a bit cheaper than the QR. Any big difference between the Q and the QR, other than the 165Hz? When we start to get beyond 144Hz i really cant see the huge difference.

Looks OK. The more boxes you get in the photo the better the confidence on the result is though (by increasing your camera's exposure time.)