Re: ASUS ROG Swift 500Hz Announced!
Posted: 26 Nov 2023, 11:07
Ok ordered the monitor. Will be delivered next Sunday. Lets hope I don't have to send it back!
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Will you be able to give me your opinion on the montior when it arrives since I see you've had both the PG27AQN and Benq XL2566K. I'm interested in both Asus Monitors coming from the XL2566K myaelf. So any input will be appreciated.daviddave1 wrote: ā26 Nov 2023, 11:07Ok ordered the monitor. Will be delivered next Sunday. Lets hope I don't have to send it back!
I will Depo! arround Next Sunday! this timeDepo wrote: ā26 Nov 2023, 16:01Will you be able to give me your opinion on the montior when it arrives since I see you've had both the PG27AQN and Benq XL2566K. I'm interested in both Asus Monitors coming from the XL2566K myaelf. So any input will be appreciated.daviddave1 wrote: ā26 Nov 2023, 11:07Ok ordered the monitor. Will be delivered next Sunday. Lets hope I don't have to send it back!![]()
That's a bracket pressure spot, not backlight!
Thanks for the explanation! Will start the break-in todayChief Blur Buster wrote: ā27 Nov 2023, 03:45That's a bracket pressure spot, not backlight!
Have you done a "break-in" of your screen yet?
Let it run for 72 hours for liquid crystal reflow -- box pressure / bracket pressure spots can take 72 hours of 24/7 100% brightness operation to fade, especially in a cold room.
Break In Instructions
1. Disable screensaver.
2. Set brightness to 100%
3. Run for 72+ hours nonstop.
When away from the computer, display something dark to cause maximum light absorption (maximum heat of the liquid crystal layer). You really want to make that liquid warm, to help it reflow.
This will cause box/shipping/monitor-bracket pressure spots to disappear. It's like a long-term finger-press-on-steroids, that takes a long time to fade. Boxed monitors, boxed too tightly and then shipped flat (bracket weighing on its back), can cause this weird shape to show.
Fixing this is by running it nonstop for several days, to allow the liquid layer sandwiched between the two glass layers, to "reflow" back to equilibrium. (LCD = Liquid Crystal Display, so there's a fluid between the glass that shifts around whenever you press a finger on the screen.) But sometimes a bad pressure spot will take days to undo itself.
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Any explanation of what 'buggy and missing crucial competitive gaming features' means?effjaysea wrote: ā27 Nov 2023, 08:35in 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 stand is yet another asus abomination.
Good news, the monitor wil be delivered tomorrow instead of Sunday! if anyone have questions let me know! I am happy to answer them!Depo wrote: ā26 Nov 2023, 16:01Will you be able to give me your opinion on the montior when it arrives since I see you've had both the PG27AQN and Benq XL2566K. I'm interested in both Asus Monitors coming from the XL2566K myaelf. So any input will be appreciated.daviddave1 wrote: ā26 Nov 2023, 11:07Ok ordered the monitor. Will be delivered next Sunday. Lets hope I don't have to send it back!![]()