Acer 390Hz monitor - XV252QF

[daviddave1]

Hey guys,

I ordered this monitor a few days ago and will try it out soon. Any tests you guys want to see in particular?

Hopefully, you have used this monitor for quite a long time. Please tell me how was your experience? Should I purchase it?

it totally depends on what games u play. If visibility is more important then input lag then NO don't get it. get the zowie dyac+ if input lag is more important YES def get it.

[leesunchoo]

Early access is up for insiders on rtings

[zhero]

okay i give up. 5 displayport cables and they all flicker. i really really was hoping this kabledirekt vesa certified one was gonna do the trick, but nope. a lemon is a lemon.

[Discorz]

Early access is up for insiders on rtings

Nice.

I expect input lag to be 0.1 ms faster, or even the same as PG259QN. It should have slowest response times out of those 360Hz models (OD Normal), with 0% overshoot @ max refresh rate. Could be wrong, but we'll see.

[Discorz]

okay i give up. 5 displayport cables and they all flicker. i really really was hoping this kabledirekt vesa certified one was gonna do the trick, but nope. a lemon is a lemon.

Before buying cables do research on max supported bandwidth, use max resolution and refresh rate data and do some math with it.

[GeenBijn]

I noticed that when someone writes something negative about the Acer Nitro XV252qf it is mostly about the low brightness. Now I get that 240 nits is not the brightest, but most of the time these people first had a Benq, which is much brighter with DyAc. I game comfortably on 200 nits and this gives me the impression that it is just a matter of getting used to a lower brightness, or does a higher brightness actually give you an advantage.

[daviddave1]

I noticed that when someone writes something negative about the Acer Nitro XV252qf it is mostly about the low brightness. Now I get that 240 nits is not the brightest, but most of the time these people first had a Benq, which is much brighter with DyAc. I game comfortably on 200 nits and this gives me the impression that it is just a matter of getting used to a lower brightness, or does a higher brightness actually give you an advantage.

The zowie also has better color settings that can make the enemy pop out extremely good. Plus it has way less blur.

Again it depends what games u play. If visibility is a bigger factor then input lag def get the zowie.

[zero7777777]

I would be surprised if input lag wasn't faster than PG259QN, or any of the 360hz models personally. Can anyone leak the rtings review for input lag/motion blur etc?

[lizardpeter]

I would be surprised if input lag wasn't faster than PG259QN, or any of the 360hz models personally. Can anyone leak the rtings review for input lag/motion blur etc?

Yeah, I’m interested to see the results. I’m not paying $10 for the insider subscription when it will be public in a few days.

[zero7777777]

I would be surprised if input lag wasn't faster than PG259QN, or any of the 360hz models personally. Can anyone leak the rtings review for input lag/motion blur etc?

Yeah, I’m interested to see the results. I’m not paying $10 for the insider subscription when it will be public in a few days.

Same, I would have maybe paid for it if the sub was lower, but I hardly use their site beyond gaming monitors, so makes no sense to pay 10 USD when this is released in some days. Very interested in seeing its results relative to other monitors, since they have so many monitors we can compare with.