#old-monitors-and-tv
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True
well I was hoping for less than 800$ but dont think its possible
Or is it worth it to get a 27in 4k monitor? I didn't think it would be so if there isn't any reasonable deals for a 32in ill probably find a 27in 1440p one
Ah in that case the $300 M27q is the 1440p go to option, 4K at 27-28in isn’t great
Thanks Ill look in to it. I want a 4k monitor for movie watching and productivity reasons, but I just don't think I can find a monitor that will fit my budget that is 32in. And I think my OCD may drive me nuts if I have a 32in and a 27in monitor lol
my current monitor is VG270U, It looks like the gigabyte would be an upgrade to my current monitor yes/
It’s a great monitor check the pins if you wanna look at some of the chats recommended stuff
all these years Ive used discord and I have never noticed the pin messages... lol thanks for the help
Np have a good one
Hi, I'm a bit confused here. I have a M27Q and I'm trying to use my laptop as secondary monitor with KVM but I have no idea which cable I should plug into which device.
You cant use laptop as a 2nd monitor without streaming the display from your basically, but the way a kvm works is you use the usb ports on the monitor
So I plug the Type C into the monitor and Type A into laptop?
Any thoughts on these?
I mean, its just as expected, the VX2758-2kp-mhd being IPS is nicer for color, good response time, and a bit worse contrast
Type c and type a from what cable going where?
I scrolled through the gigabyte website and it says it requires a USB 3.1, so I should be using a cable with the USB 3 head on both sides? I'm really getting more and more confused
USB 3.1 is basically just the data transfer protocol
USB type C can be USB 3.1, USB type A can also be USB 3.1
What KVM asks for is USB-C cable from the monitor to the second device you want to be using
What’s the best 27inch monitor for FPS CSGO game? I have 144hz looking for an upgrade
So looking for second monitor, is there any negatives to getting a 60hz monitor when my main one is 144? All I see is extra cost for higher hz that I wont be using to the best of my knowledge. The second monitor will only be for videos and documents about 95% of the time.
60Hz is fine for a secondary display. There's certain models of gpu that didn't like having uneven refresh rates but I think they've fixed that by now.
Under what budget? The best are around $800-1000
Around $500-1000 max
Maybe the Acer Predator XB273U GXbmiipruzx. It's a highly rated 1440p 270Hz display, $600-650
For some reason not a big fan of Acer, how about Asus?

You could always go for the Samsung odyssey g7, or Gigabyte AORUS FI27Q-X.
Asus doesn't have many high refresh monitors in that class.
thanks for the input. Im guessing that a 3080 FE won't have any problems? I was reading about the problems but they seem like a thing of the past like you said
Right, not an issue on the new gen.
I've got a 165/60 dual screen setup on mine no issue
Reason: Bad word usage
Reason: Too many infractions
can anyone recommend me a good budget monitor with IPS and G-Sync?
@cobalt ridge a 27" 1440P and 144hz the Gigabyte M27Q is highly recommended in this chat
uhh are there a little cheaper ones?
well there is, some Asus or AOC
What Asus is there?
I seen the gigabyte M27Q as low as $270. Maybe should wait for the sales
A good quality 1440p 144hz display will not be cheap like a 1080p would. M27Q is the cheapest we usually recommend, anything less will have noticeable quality issues like bad color.
VG27BQ maybe
What budget
And what resolution
1440p144hz is a lot more expensive than 1080p144hz
M27Q is great for 1440p170hz, but if you're looking for 1080p144hz, go look at G241/G242/24G2/G24F
I'm waiting for the M32U to go down in price. 😛 or the M32Q. Will see
Msi g241
Are there any 4k 120hz monitors that aren't curved what the hecc
Plenty
Why are so many of them curved 
I despise curved monitors
I also hate big monitors too. 4K at 27/23.5 inches is hard to find sadly
They're usually bigger screens, and VA is easier to hit those specs
Yeahhh
At 27" just get 1440p
I hate imperfect scaling
I'll stick at 1080p until 4k gets decent enough at smaller screen sizes
I plan to stay gaming at 1080p with legacy games at higher resolution
4K perfectly scales 1080p so I'm looking for that
My 2060 is no longer a 1440p card
For the settings I play at at least
@novel merlin m28u
What's funny is you can buy a great HDR 4K TV for less than the silly monitor
All because said TV can serve you ads lol
Yeah but the TV won't have as many gamer focused features like VRR
I saw a $170 45 inch 4K TV the other day and just stared at it
Like they can't make that much on ads can they?
they can
When the ads take over 1/3 of the screen yeah
^
Facebooks strategy is showing up pretty often on everything… sorry meta’s* strategy

M32u actually worth it
Tbh I may just use a raspberry pie and set up a network filter to block all ads lol
I also hate big monitors too. 4K at 27/23.5 inches is hard to find sadly
But it just doesn't make sense at 27", at least for gaming
Its what they want, and that's the option I gave them :p
Fair
hello me need 1440p 144hz+ Ips g sync below 300
thankss ill keep an eye on it
If you hard cannot go above 300, g27q is fairly close to m27q if you don't wanna wait
alr
Anyone Know how I can enable HDR when using a QN90A TV as a monitor?
Windows seems to think it isnt HDR capable
Maybe ya just gotta enable it within the TV's menus itself
hmm
My monitor stand just arrived
I got everything in place, now I just need to attach my ASUS VP228 to it (100x100 VESA)
However none of the screws I have in a box of random screws seem to fit.
Is there any way I can hack this together? The nearest screw store is quite far away here in France.
OH WAIT
The stand came with screws. And I am just blind.
Thank you, Darvan, for the encouragement ;)
Does a monitor need the ground prong of the power cable connected?
Hmm.. when I connect my VP228 display with a DP->HDMI cable, all of my displays begin periodically lagging.
It "hitches" every second or so.
What could cause this? I only have aa DP output left on my 3060Ti, but this monitor only has HDMI/VGA/DVI
That looks like a nice deal
Uhhh isn't there a ground prong in everything?
I only have American universal power supply cables, and my only adapters are two-prong.
I temporarily stole a power cable from a kitchen appliance and and the monitor works, but now I'm getting this weird "hitching" issue
I'm not sure why it would hitch
When I connect the VP228 with a DP->HDMI cable, it makes it and all the other monitors start lagging.
Hmm
It could need a driver or firmware update
I recall this happening last year when I tried this.
Can the monitor's firmware be updated?
On the back it says: VP228 VP228H
Go into device manager, find the monitor, and tell it update driver. Point it to the folder you extract that to.
They are all called Generic PnP Monitor
Try each one
actually only one has events on Nov 13
That's probably it then
Hmm, try extracting the cab.zip
hmm I got here https://your-face.is-ne.at/5fvjs6cfH.png
I could navigate to that .inf file
That's what you'll do if it's not auto detected yeah
yeah I can just do this
This driver is not digitally signed!
Now it shows the model though instead of Generic PnP Monitor.
Shall I install it?
You can disable signature enforcement but I'll see if there's a better solution
Yeah that's not usually recommended because you need to select it each time you boot
o o f
That's an issue I ran into for my DS action replay lol
DS action replay needs drivers???
When you use the code manager to add codes yes
woah
What GPU and what other monitors do you have?
Even if the display is off (but plugged in), I still get the hitching.
RTX 3060Ti
Acer ED276U, VG245, VP228H
Hmm, I know last gen had issues with mixed refresh rates but they fixed it for 30 series
The first one is 1440p, and the first two are running at 75Hz.
I recall this one overclocks perfectly to 74.499999Hz but stops displaying any time it rounds up to 75Hz (hmmm suspicious)
Try setting all 3 to 60Hz and see if it's still an issue
good idea
If it works, then you can set a custom resolution with 74Hz for all 3 if that one overclocks well
Yeah I can see those slight stutters
Pretty much everything runs better on Linux
I do VR development so I need to keep Windows around because I don't think there's support for the Facebook Reality Labs Rift S on Linux.
But I've been daily driving arch on my laptop and just got the SSD that I plan to finally put Linux on for my desktop. Just I will still have to boot into Windows every day for testing stuff.
It's so much nicer for getting stuff done, so I won't be on Windows a lot. But I'll still have the issue when I do boot into Windows.
I need to find a headset to replace this Facebook one with, but that's a discussion for #general-chat.
Try disabling any adaptive sync on all the monitors, and check the settings in the vp288h osd for things like overdrive mode and play with those
nope everything is off
DDU drivers?
I've DDU'd between now and a year ago when this was happening and I stopped using the monitor.
Try resetting nvidia control panel settings to defaults then
I have also tried that.
That's okay. Thanks for all the help so far!
I'll go to sleep now, maybe we can figure it out tomorrow.
My screen just froze. What do l do?
restart the pc
Is the g24f a good pick for a monitor?
I can’t click on anything
yes, so shut the pc down
Hold the power button until it shuts off
Ok
Yes




Whats with the
emoji? Is that just the widely agreed best monitor, or is it sarcastic
its the best value to performance 1440p high refresh monitor on the market rn
That's actually exactly what I'm looking for right now. I'll wait till black Friday though. Thanks!
It's on sale right now for $280 (link in #tech-deals) and if you buy from newegg or best buy both of those retailers are offering automatic refunds equal to the difference if the price goes down after you buy.
thinking of getting the m27q just wanna make sure if its the best i can get 1440p 27 inch below 350$
That's 1080p and barely higher refresh rate tho
Bruh
There's something called sponsorships
MSI provides panels in return for free advertisement
Simple exchange, not that MSI is the best choice, free is free for them.

Okay I understand this. Was only wondering if there is big difference.
How about the first comparison
Alienware AW2720HF vs Gigabyte M27Q
Introducing the new, ultra-fast Alienware 27 Gaming monitor. Clocking in at a 240Hz native refresh rate and a true 1ms response time (with Overdrive in extreme mode), This monitor lets you see faster. With the speed and image quality of the Alienware 27 Gaming monitor, dominate the gaming world w...
other than not having 1440p is it bad
1080p at 27" gonna look pixelated
yea, 1440p is the sweet spot
If you competitive gamer 1080p will look ok on 24"
1080p is nice on 24" yeah, wouldn't recommend on 27" tho
i want to buy a higher refresh rate moniter for my laptop
how do i make sure the hdmi ports support 165hz
What laptop/gpu
At what resolution? 1080p, 1440p? Both have very different requirements
https://www.scorptec.com.au/product/monitors/23-24-inch/90123-g24f?gclid=CjwKCAiAp8iMBhAqEiwAJb94z7tI3AJx3RqeW13GnKmyliWcBUrz-Lka1g1m2UeLriUru0x7k6bo4xoCnyUQAvD_BwE is this a good pick?
Gigabyte G24F 23.8inch 165Hz FHD SS IPS Gaming Monitor, 1920x1080, 1ms MPRT / 2ms GTG, 1000:1 Contrast, 2x HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, Tilt, Height Adj, VESA, FreeSync Premium, HDR at Scorptec.com.au, the online Gaming PC, server computer and technology experts. Fast delivery to Australia.
That is in Australian dollars
Yea g241 was 250aud but shipped from Amazon UK so not the best option
Another option
https://www.umart.com.au/Acer-23-8in-FHD-IPS-165Hz-FreeSync-Gaming-Monitor-VG242YP_56703G.html
Buy Acer 23.8in FHD IPS 165Hz FreeSync Gaming Monitor (VG242YP) - Umart.com.au Fast-Shipping & Pick-Up
Is there any 27 inch ones that are 144hz 1080p?
1080p at 27in looks worse than 1080p at 24in
here's the thing, the image you see is made up from small pixels, 1080p means 1920x1080 pixels, if you have the same amount of pixels, but a larger space those pixels must fill, means there's less pixels per bit of monitor, leading to the pixels being more visible and therefore the image more pixelated when viewed at the same distance
but well
if you just want the monitor to be big
I won't be like 20cm away, more like 80cm because of my desk
^
what do you mean by that?
1080p
ideapad gaming 3 gtx 1650
You have hdmi 2.0 so you can do up to 1440p 144 Hz or 1080p 240 Hz
does it support 165 at 1080p?
Yes, up to 240 Hz at 1080p
ok
just found the moniter i was gonna buy hases hdmi 1.4
its 165hz
will it not support my laptop
It's backwards compatible, don't worry
yea but i think this may limit the 165 moniter to 144
does hdmi 2.0 to display port 1.2 adaptars work?
Yeah good catch, hdmi 1.4 is limited to 144 Hz. An adapter should work, yeah. Check the reviews, though.
If only a 1650 mobile could hit those framerates 👀
It could if you turn down the details
i dont play graphicly intensive games anyways
for somereason mosr of mt favourite games are cpu intensive
those being minecraft and geometry dash
i get an average of 280 on gd
am not sure for minecraft bedrock since i couldnt remove the fps cap
S2721DGF vs m27q?
any idea if the 40 dollar price gap is worth it
(for the s27)
for 1440p 27 inch gaming
get m27q instead
there's basically no reviews for the dell
it might actually be worse who knows
its a good monitor, slightly worse but barely worse in comparison. not worth the extra $40 though
What if I can get the 2721DGF for the same price as m27q?
still rather get m27q
the dell has to be cheaper to make sense
Any reasoning?
well
like wolfgang said
the dell is slightly worse
so might as well get the gigabyte if it's equal in price
I am pretty sure dell has the better response times
eh not really
response times under 5m is really just gimmick and even if you want to try and get it down to 1m, theres gonna be tons of overshoot or disfiguration of any sort
both monitors can go to 1ms but its not advised because of overshoot or disfigurations
true 1ms monitors are so expensive
Oh ok, I just have been doing comparisons in rtings.
even the comparison of rtings, the dell is slightly worse
Yeah, I thought the dell ranks a little lower since it does not have BFI, but do people use the BFI functionality?
some do some dont
Does BGR layout make any difference or would it be practically unoticable?
makes a small noticeable difference but its nothing super crazy
Well ok, guess I will buy the m27q. Thanks for the input.

Hey guys speaking of the m27q I have a problem. I don't mean to deter anyone from buying it. I think I'm just an outlier, but I hadn't turned on my monitor in a week or two but noticed 2 dead pixels turning it on yesterday. I bought it in september so I'm out of the return window. Is there anything I can do or am I screwed?
You can rma it anyway, definitely still within warranty window but you can try some dead pixel remover thingys, varying success tho
You could try some of the usual measures used to deal with stuck pixels in case that is the problem
What's RMA?
Return merchandise authorization
Return Merchandise Authorization, basically send it back for a replacement most of the time
Send to manufacturer instead of retailer btw
A tool that can be useful for fixing stuck pixels
https://www.jscreenfix.com/
Repair stuck pixels using the JScreenFix algorithm.
Honestly i had no idea what it stood for
For RMA, go straight to like
http://rma.gigabyte.us/
Someone take this mans techie away
JK
Need to contact support first
Its fine
And then once they tell you yea, ship it.
Ive had to google it 5 times till date till i finally remember
Knew what it meant cba to find out the abbreviation lol
I think I'm going to try the pixel repair if that doesn't work I'll reach out to support and hopefully RMA
😤 🙏 thanks everyone
Yea, pixel repair thing is only really for stuck pixels, but maybe the pixels are just stuck black for some reason, anyways, best of luck.
I'll give an update when its all resolved
Can we get this pinned @graceful tree ?
uhh sure
i tried this before it didn't work for me sadly
my 14 year old second monitor has one pixel stuck on dark red
Might not work for all but has known to work for some just handy link ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Maybe edit this to explain what it does to explain a lil since its been pinned
yeah i didn't expect it to fix mine lol
14 year old screen i should be happy only 1 pixel is dead
i left jscreen fix on overnight
Yeah lol
yeye
Recommendations for an affordable 24" monitor (27 okay just not a lot of space available)? It won't be my primary, so doesn't have to be fancy. Just don't want to get stuck with something low quality either.
For 2nd monitor just find the cheapest thing that's 1080p, VA or ips panel
Samsung T35F
it is cheaper at Best Buy for Black Friday though
Looked at that one already
Has a propietary power cable prone to malfunctioning so i was avoiding it.
I get discounts from work so it's fine if it's not on black Friday sales
I have been using it with no failures
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012019?Item=N82E16824012019
Good for 240hz?
Do you guys think the m27q will get cheaper than 260 usd or should I just buy now?
this is the second time its been $260 so doubt itll get cheaper and even if it does, $260 is still a great price for it
theres an alienware monitor thats slightly cheaper if you want to look at it but i havent look at comparisons to see which has the better screen.
If you want 1080p high refresh go for this https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-tuf-24-5-ips-fhd-280hz-fast-1ms-g-sync-gaming-monitor-with-displayhdr-400/6421623.p?skuId=6421623
SO s work place has had problems with it consistently , multiple monitors with the cable failing

Too high price for what I'll be using it for
So I recently got a new monitor and only have one hdmi port on my gpu, should I use hdmi on motherboard on secondary motherboard and hdmi on gpu for primary? Or should I use DP connection for primary and hdmi for secondary (or vice versa ofc)
M27q with rtx 3070 if that matters
If you have an igpu, connecting secondary monitor to it is fine, or to gpu whichever
I'd go dp to m27q tho
Alr so I’ll dp m27 to gpu and hdmi monitor to cpu?
Or to the gpu hdmi
@quartz sandal
Sorry for late response 🙏
If you have an integrated gpu on your cpu sure, either works though not really noticeable diff unless you're running an animated wallpaper
I’ll do gpu hdmi since i have a i7 10700f and I don’t think it has
Nope if you plug that into the motherboard you'll get a lovely black screen lol
oh lmao
anyone got a good 240hz monitor 1080?
Visualize your victory with the MSI Optic MAG321CQR curved gaming monitor. Equipped with a 2560x1440, 144hz Refresh rate, 1ms response time panel, the Optic MAG321CQR will give you the competitive edge you need to take down your opponents. Built with Free Sync technology, the MAG321CQR can match ...
can someone tell me the height of the screen for this monitor
in inches
i cant even understand the description
15.7 inches without the stand
thanks g
u got my upmost dam respect cus thats the perfect height
but he didn't make how high it was
that dont matter
bookss
It's probably 16 including the bezel, and 20 with the stand also
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i got brain damage
Anyone got any suggestions for 24” 144hz 1080p for Black Friday sales?
Just bought two 
But yes asking for a friend
msi g241/242
can adapters cause monitors to die ?
No harm to monitor
I mean, depends
If you have a really crappy like eu->us adapter that doesn't convert correctly, things can go wrong
Think they meant hdmi to dp etc
But yeah use native kettle leads
anyone have any 240hz 1080p monitors?
Yessir I do
Samsies
I recently joined bigger 1080p high refresh gang and am veri hapi
Uh
shame, doesnt seem as though bob simps for tomie
Well, that would be kinda weird
Tomie is one of the mods in the Newegg DIscord Server and is very famous for being a serious hardcore gamer. Tomie is often the target of simpery and is considered one of the bets mods on the Newegg Discord Server. Tomies gender is unknown and a theory is that tomie is acutally an A.I. created by BobLaserShark.
You know, I didn’t know what a vtuber was until I googled it. And all I’ve got to say is..
So glad I picked up two 
any good 60hz monitor that i can mount to a wall mount + a cheap wall mount?
Secondary monitor? Just whatever it's the size you want and make sure it's vesa compatible
Not even double sided tape just slap over bezels 
Pato, what is your opinion of a 4k monitors? Do you recommend 28"or 32"?
at 28" imo just get 1440p, at 32" 4k is more reasonable but 1440p is still good
Hey, any of you guys know a good monitor for under $180?
msi g241/g242
whats the difference between the two?
Also would the this be worse or better? https://www.newegg.com/p/24-236-821?item=24-236-821&Tpk=24-236-821&cm_sp=BlackFriday-_-eflyer-_-2021-_-1122-1127
@tawdry sparrow Try
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012041
And G242 is just a refresh of G241, no spec differences
oh nice price on it 
yeah
ok thank you @visual pilot @quartz sandal
wait since the ASUS VG278Q is kinda good too, which would be better, The ASUS VG278Q or the G2F?
nah 1080p at 27" will look meh
Uh, it's worse unless you really really want 27in for some reason and can't run 1440p
Keep in mind most people find that 24in monitors surprisingly big if they've never used one before
And bigger doesn't mean better
Yeah that's true because in the asus had like a couple more features and it sounded better but it isnt
There's also advertising features vs having the features and not mentioning them because it's just generic
Like "ultra low blue light" is probably the equivalent of night mode in most other monitors
And "flicker free" is kind of expected
so there basically saying things that comes with every single monitor
I was thinking to get two monitors for $180 each but i can only find 1080p monitors. Right i have two monitors but they are old. One is a 24" 740p while the other one is 33" 1080p 60hz. I feel like replace the small one but keeping the big one. I was also thinking if i should just get one monitor instead for under like $300
@tawdry sparrow what GPU do you have?
I have a temporary one rn, its a 770
but waitng to get either a 3070 or a 3060 @visual pilot
also why bother getting a high refresh secondary monitor bit of a waste
yeah but youre not gaming on both monitors
Thanks Pato. I'm between the M27Q 1440P or M32Q. For 4k M32U Unless there some other options around.
there are a few but they would be my personal choices
IF you get a 3070, a single M27q will also do the trick
I see. I know the G7 is highly recommended. But don't want curve
yeah also overepriced
Yes. But it was on sale last week for 450
ntb
best monitors at 27 or 32 inches? 1ms response time, high refresh rate. Idealy also 4k, HDR, and good coloring but I know cant have everything XD
Budge is I would like to find one within 1k XD

fyi the 1ms response time is meaningless, it is from 1 color of gray to another color of gray, they get to pick the colors
if you measure transition time on something not those specific colors it can be >10ms and can be beat by e.g. a 4ms dell that has better range
only reason dells aren't really on my shortlist is they're too expensive usually by virtue of being color correct
I mean, every brand has problems and everything varies
A C27RG5 advertises 4ms response time, actually has 34.5ms avg total response from rtings testing
Dell example, E2220H advertises 5ms response time, gets 22.4ms avg total response from rtings testing
But well, nothing actually gets 1ms total response time other than OLED being pretty close
@quartz sandal What do you think of the ROG Strix XG27AQM compared to what you suggested? Is the coloring worst or somthing?
might be interesting but no good review yet
no hub or rtings
FI27q-x would be the usual alternative to 1440p240hz monitors
Do you notice a difference between 144 and 240 refresh rate?
It can be noticed but not as big of jump from 60 to 144hz
There's only a small percentage of people that can really tell the difference reliably
Usually ppl playing fps games :p
whats the difference between wqhd and qhd?
what’s the diff between g27q and m27q
WQHD usually refers to the ultra wide 1440p monitors that are 3440x1440 pixels, 21:9, instead of the usual 2560x1440, 16:9 aspect ratio
@visual pilot Weird. XD Guess all these websites are mislabeling it to make it sound cooler haha
Marketing is marketing, whatever sounds cool, slap it in the name
They're a bit different panels, main difference is M27q slightly higher refresh rate, slightly better pixel response time, better color, more info could be found through here
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tools/compare/gigabyte-g27q-vs-gigabyte-m27q/12904/19668
The Gigabyte M27Q is better for gaming than the Gigabyte G27Q. It has a higher 170Hz refresh rate and a much quicker response time at 60Hz, resulting in minimal motion blur. It has a better SDR color gamut, making it a better choice for content creators, and it has a KVM feature that allows you to control two devices with the same mouse and keyb...
ok thanks
@visual pilot
So out of these
M27Q, PX277 Prime, 27GL850, MAG274QRF-QD, G273QF, VG27AQ, AW2721D
Is there any you would obviously eliminate for any reason?
Im trying to research them but im running out of info I understand loll
Monitor names suck
AW2721D seems out of place being a 800$ 1440p240 monitor, other than that, it's mostly down to price and whatever is cheapest
I hate how MSI monitor naming went from okay to random assortment of letters
G241, good name, short and simple
Mag272cqr, longer, but relatively simple still.
Mag274qrd-qd, ???
https://www.newegg.com/black-asus-tuf-gaming-vg27aq-90lm0500-b013b0-27/p/N82E16824236987?Description=1440p monitor&cm_re=1440p_monitor-_-24-236-987-_-Product&quicklink=true OR https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012015?Description=1440p monitor&cm_re=1440p_monitor-_-24-012-015-_-Product&quicklink=true
Those are both more expensive or equal in price to the M27Q
Is that like the go to 1440p
looks great, how's the image quality on it, I dont wanna sacrifice IQ for responce time
I seem to be having some problems with my LG 27GN950-B 4k monitor in terms of screen flickering.
Only the 4K monitor would black out then put picture back in often during windows, rare to happen in game but it does happen at times.
Along with this after waking the monitor up from sleep it would just refuse to display and plug power out and in seems to fix it up.
I have a dual monitor set up using my old 1080p monitor as a 2nd side monitor and the 4K as the main, over HDMI and DP respectively, drivers and firmware up to date, DP is on 1.4 DSC and on Adaptive sync extended mode, did a clean install before. I did see before that NVIDIA is having this problem with drivers before but I hadn't seen it recently in threads.
What else am I missing here?
What GPU are you using?
3080ti FE
The mixed refresh rate issues were fixed in 30 series so that's not it
i would wanna say i feel like i lost in the monitor lottery despite there being a shortage on 4K, but i don't wanna jump to that yet
You could always try using DDU and reinstall the drivers
DDU?
Here you can Download Display Driver Uninstaller, this Display Driver Uninstaller is a driver removal utility that can help you completely uninstall AMD/NVIDIA graphics card drivers and packages from your system, with...
You download that, restart into safe mode, run it while checking all the nvidia options, then let it reboot and install the latest driver again
This cleans up the driver so it's basically brand new. Any little thing that's wrong/corrupted in a driver can cause weird problems.
Even if you're not a pro gamer, you'll feel like one with LG's 27" Ultra Gear monitor. A super-fast IPS 1ms and 240Hz gaming monitor. Cutting-edge tech gives you the edge with features like NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility, lightning-fast response times, multiple gamer modes and Full HD resolution. Vi...
Seems good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDLMaQn17NY
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Is 1440p144 a sweet spot? I did some looking but everything seems a little more expensive than I remember it
I'm also not seeing anything ~4k >60fps
Depends on what gpu u have
For the $300-400 price range yeah 1440p around 144-165Hz is the sweet spot
There's a few 4k 240Hz but they're insanely priced
True
Mostly just interested in it for office use honestly, but will get a card to match
there's nothing like 120Hz 4k?
There are
Why go 4k120 for office work tho btw
The responsiveness helps
It's also a middleground between buying something super expensive and something not really what I'd like for gaming
4k120 isn't any kind of middle ground, it is the super expensive end.
The cheapest one worth getting is $1000
Although I guess M28U for $650 isn't bad, but not an ideal size at 28" for production
seems like the issue is gone for now, thanks dood
ye if you want 1440p but you wont be doing good or high fps depending on the titles you play. would recommend sticking to 1080p if for now on a good monitor
M32u is also around but is just as hard to get (and $800)
jesus
Ah not you man was talking about
M28u was in stock for a few days around last week
oh
@fading wyvern I don't think the M32U is hard to get. Just expensive
Oh, in that case go for it by far one of the best cheapest 4K panels
Expensive relatively compared to 1440p high refresh tho
4k144 prices are p similar to 1440p240 prices
the 32U is 4k 140hz Typo on my part
Typo there?
It’s resolution is 4K and refresh rate is 144hz right?
Just triple checking 👀
I mean it’s the same pixel layout as it’s baby brother the m32q
Bgr instead of rgb
The M32Q is 1440P 165hz
Yea it's bgr
It’s 165/170hz
Yes. I forget the numbers
You’re good just double checking 👍
It's 170hz, HDMI bandwidth limit being why 165hz is listed too iirc
But that doesn't matter much
Oh right mr1111 did you watch the Linus video about Xbox certified displays?
ok so any reccs for a 3060ti
M27q or a nice 1080p monitor like the msi g241/242
Yeah
M27Q IMO. But whatever Mr111 or Pato says
But I'd say M27q, 3060ti can run it okay, lower settings if necessary
He didn't do a video on the Aorus FV43U but i still think it's the best option for next gen consoles.
Linus was reviewing a bgr layout display on it, was having some weird input issues. Even though the input delay was supposedly way lower then the other displays. Was a bit worrying
I mean he did a video on it
Just not for the next gen consoles
Xbox things not my thing, can't really tell ya anything
More meant it as a weird bgr is messing with people even though we recommend it constantly 
I mean, software sometimes doesn't play nice with bgr, but on windows, that's solved with cleartype for image quality things
Yeah it’s true but it was a weird response time effect. Maybe it was just a fluke but idk
Also could've just manufacturing defect
best option rn? or is a 1080p better
i mean the monitor is gonna be capped at 144hz but
idk
M27q best cheap option that fits rn
💀
dp?
Displayport
Pretty sure all 3060ti's have a DP port
And therefore capable of 1440p170hz
i meant 170hz
sorry
guess i should get m27q now because of the sale
ending in an hour
Is the m27q better than the samsaung 1440p 144hz its 280$ same price rn
Do you mean the odyssey G7?
If you mean the odyssey G7 check this out. The 27" uses the same panel as the 32".
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tools/compare/samsung-odyssey-g7-lc32g75t-vs-gigabyte-m27q/14315/19668?usage=3623&threshold=0.10
The Samsung Odyssey G7 LC32G75T and the Gigabyte M27Q are both great monitors with excellent gaming performance. However, they're different. The Samsung is available in a 27 inch and 32 inch size, while the Gigabyte is only available in a 27 inch. The Samsung has a higher refresh rate of 240Hz and a faster response time, resulting in smoother mo...
Its not ips nvm
I wonder how the m27q will run with my 1660 in 8600
Cpu is fine but your 1660 is gonna struggle
3060 ti beats a 1080 a fair bit & I've seen how well that actually does on 1440P in most games.
3060 ti handles 1440p well, you could probs leave it on the 8600 even unless you're building a new pc
what 8600
This one?
oh you were talking to him
Sorry thought same person lol
lol
It happens, lol. Many of us have short names that are the same color.
M32Q?
Is this a good monitor? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093MTSTKD/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_5NB73E3TYSENY4RM45QT
Don't have a new egg link sorry
Doesn't need to be Newegg, but go look at M27q @mighty dew
lmao i was about to recommend it
M27q just too good value
I have a MSI monitor and honestly was very disappointed in the quality, washed out colors and text is all blurry
M27q is gigabyte...? And every model differs
And if the colors aren't great, could always calibrate it, and if text is blurry, try cleartype
It's fine
A lot of monitor names suck
M27q is one of the few comprehendible names, not x27iidjsiiehdiwhk
Yeah like huh? Is this the same as this but nope its different lol
MSI does make mag241cqr and mag242cqr and some more
thanks so imma stick to my 240hz monitor
Yeah I got a Optix G27C4Wi got from Walmart almost a year ago from Walmart
It does great with frame rates
But colors a d text quality is not there
dunno how the m27q sale hasn’t dropped yet
not V2736HQU
or some sht like that
I was poking fun at stuff like Acer XV272U Pbmiiprzx
The monitor names that are just illegible after the 27
i know lol
i was joking with
99% of the time, yes
You can use nvidia with freesync but not AMD on gsync. (not the true gsync at least with the dedicated hardware)
If it's Freesync, it's g-sync compatible
alright explains why I was mostly seeing freesync
was confused because I read about that when it happened then forgot
Last thing I guess I wanna ask about is curved monitors
I was gifted a beat up early samsung wide-screen that was ok, actually liked gaming on it, but seemed like some games didn't play nice
Anyone have thoughts on the wide monitors?
Was a little weird for office work but got used to it. Extra size meant pixels were a little big.
Ultrawide isn't bad, but it just depends on the game for ultrawide support
Curves monitors don't really make sense unless ultrawide tbh
They had alphabet soup that day and those were the last letters they didn't eat.
Curved monitors seem weird but are sort of better for us. Imagine the actual game-sense if we had a 4K 32+" curved w/ 120-ish fov or however much was suitable.
Curved monitors just don't make sense on smaller monitors
agreed. No doubt not as easy to produce as well.
Nevermind, the LG 4K monitor display flickering problem came back after doin the clean drivers, maybe i do have a bad monitor
reply to the start of it
My money's on it being intentional so people buy crappy monitors expecting it to be the good one, but it's really one letter off in the alphabet soup and therefore a garbage panel.
yea that's what I was originally call it as but didn't know if, being a corporate discord, people'd get banned for real talk
Only a "corporate discord" in that the admins are Newegg staff. Mods are all volunteers and we know when to call the BS out. Even if it's on Newegg itself, I've complained a few times.
https://youtu.be/CEqQi6Ljq8g a great video.
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Should I get the Acer Predator XB3 - 27" Monitor Full HD 1920x1080 240Hz IPS 16:9 1ms 400Nit HDMI or the ASUS - TUF 27” IPS FHD 165Hz 1ms G-SYNC Compatible Gaming Monitor with Height Adjustable (DisplayPort,HDMI)
27" at 1080p is gonna look a bit pixely , would recommend 1440p or 24"
I don’t play that many games just like gta and rocket league
What i said applies to any use case basically
So I need to be looking for 2560x1440
That or 24" is what I'd advise, what gpu you have?
3060
Its i just found a pretty good deal on that acer predator deal one and wondered if it would be fine
Yeah that will be fine with eithee of these options then
So the acer predator one will effect it
I don’t care if it effects the color but if it makes me like look laggy or blurry I don’t want it
It will look pixely
Alright thank you for the help I don’t know much about monitors so you helped
I mean will it be bad though or just a little bad because if it’s a little bad Idc
Acer Predator XB3 - 27" Display WQHD 2560x1440 IPS 165Hz 16:9 1ms 400Nit
I found this one as well if maybe this is better
whats a good 1080 monitor for under 350 aud
ok
329 aud
nice
yes
waht about 144 vs 240
ayyye its rommy
can 3060ti handle m27q
yes
woooowww
What about monitor IPS 24", 27" BenQ, Asus ProArt, DELL, HP, LG, Viewsonic

What about most monitor brands 
Hello,I need help choosing a monitor,my budget is 300 i can go over if neededand would like gsync if possible,1080p
msi g241/242
but for that budget, gigabyte m27q is possible
if you want 1440p
You can run a 1440p monitor at 1080p btw
And switch to 1440p when gpu upgrade
Any quirks, like how's it look? shopping 1440p and 1080p does open up tons more choices. Some of us just don't have a PC quite good enough for 1440p yet.
It looks like 1080p
haha, ok so basically just downscaling I suppose. Jeez there's a lot of monitors nowadays.
forza motorsport 6
can 5600g handle m27q?
any good monitors for a 3070ti?

id recommend 1440p but if you want a 4k monitor gigibyte has one called the m28u but its pricey
ye then id recommend m27q. on sale rn at $280
is there a way i can upgrade my Acer h236hl ?
ye or na for a friend
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Bro going from a curved display to a flat main display is messing with me brain. It looks like a reverse curve on the flat panel
Bummer huh, that's because curved displays actually are better, or more "natural"
Yeah lol I'll get used to it. I rocked a flat screen and Curved before just swapped places
Could someone tell me what this is used for ? It came with the m27q
@harsh anchor USB type B, most commonly used as a printer cable
Wonder why it came with my gigabyte m27q monitor then it's not a printer 🤔
@harsh anchor its 3.0 type B
used to connect the built-in USB 3.0 hub to the computer
You have a KVM monitor. you can plug your mouse and keyboard into it your monitor and then that from your monitor to your PC to use one less USB
ok
how much bandwith does a gpu need to run 165hz?
hello any one can help me i want second monitor for watching videos and browsing and any thing while i play in my gaming monitor
what i should go for
hd or 2k and what FPS and RT
i need 24inch
Just get a 60hz 1080p monitor
Nah 1080p at 27" is meh
You in the us?
no
Where?
how about response time
Not something to worry about for a secondary monitor
Yeah idk what that area is like, preferably look for ips or va panels
near dubai
pato how much bandwith does a gpu need to produce for a 165hz display ?
For 1080p about 10.2 Gbps
and how much does a 750 ti produce?
i couldn't find it myself
idk what to look for
10.2Gbps max on hdmi 1.4 so that
86.4 GB/s

and do you think i can squeez 165hz with a dvi to dp adapter?
Hey man I would send you a screen shot of what I’m looking at if I could but this server doesn’t allow pictures
Nah, you don't have a hdmi port? Must be on only some 750 tis then
144hz max
Since ur card has display port 1.2
It does, you just need to talk for a few mins first, please feel free to dm me the picture tho
I saw hdmi 1.4 but no dp
750 cant have hdmi 1.4
Wait
It can
Got confuse
yeah i have it rn
it can do 144hz too
Nope
i have it rn
Not according to the official specs sheet
1.4 peaks at aroung 9 gigabit
I mean I see a 144hz option on my display that has hdmi 1.4 too
Dont mean its showing me 144frames
Just the 120
You wont see the difference between 120hz and 144hz on that monitor
And if you do its gonna be placebo
...
My HDMI 1.4 panel actually does 144hz over HDMI, there's a way they can do that with compression iirc
Interesting
Any reading material about this?
I'll try in a bit
is it batter to buy TV than monitor for only browsing and watching movies and youtube
If you're using it as a monitor usually no, tvs are designed to be viewed from a way larger distance
ok
already it hard to find 24 inch tv now ><
i trying to find cheap monitor but expansive and a lot for shipping
Display stream compression
Isnt that only for dp1.4 and hdmi 2.1?
Oh i see
anyone know if there is any sort of a fix for this monitor issue, I am assuming not but if anyone knows please lemme know. For the last few months the bottom portion of my monitor has begun dying, currently it takes up slightly more than the task bar. However it behaves very weird, sometimes its just a straight up black bar covering that portion of my screen but sometimes it is the actual screen just slightly delayed than the rest of my monitor very weird. Another interesting piece of information is that a few months ago I factory reset my pc and that seemed to have completely fix the problem for a week or 2 and then it came back. Anyone know if this might be a problem with my display itself, or maybe a cable or something else?
hey guys, anybody know of any cheap 19/20 inch monitors I can use with decent quality? Looking for IPS and 1080p res, if possible
I need to replace one of my monitors
could be cable or gpu
u know any good way to find out?
Uhh technically as a 2nd display ye
Reason: Bad word usage
Reason: Too many infractions
looks like it might not be fully plugged in
that or it took a bad fall on the way to you
Well I know the monitor is fine, I have had it for a few days (3) but it does this when I start my personal PC just on the bios loading and then when I switch it to my work PC it did this the entire time.
in that case its probably just a bad wire hdmi/dp
Ok yeah took three resteats and a power cycle ok the monitor
I love this LG monitor but seems it has too many issues.
Try a different cable first before blaming the monitor imo
Well the monitor has the issue where the menu buttons just go dead
im back but i been thinking
i probally could get a monitor that is around 200-270
is there any that are like either 2k or 4k with good hz?
M27q is 280$ rn
is there anything that close as good as that but less in price?
No
msi optix g273 vs m27q for a 3060ti?
1080p v 1440p for about $100 more. Depends on you tbh
depends on what games you play, what cpu you have, what fps you want
if youre playing comp or not
mc, val, league, i5-10400f, 500+ ig
Anyone actually try a 27" 1080P display for a while & not hate it? Anything should be an upgrade to my old 60 hz 24" acer.
I have two 23.4 inch 1080p displays. I can't imagine going to 27" at this resolution
1080p on a 27" isnt that bad however 1440p does look nicer on a 27" in comparison
For mostly fast paced games (FPS), I feel like the action would totally distract from the "bigger" pixels. 1440P might take a bit too much GPU power for now.
I want a 4k display so I can do 4k content consumption but play games in 1080p with better scaling
1440p is imperfect scaling from 1080p and that bugs me more than I'd like to admit
also 4k dlss using 1080p rendering may be actually kinda nice
That I get. lots of 4k content now. It's setting games to 1080P that would be weird. Downscaling? Should stay looking good enough huh
I'mma have this gpu until the second half of 2023 when gpus meet demand :/
Yeah
but 1440p improperly downscales 4k and upscales 1080p
well
not imporperly more imperfectly
a 4x pixel conversion always nice
and for older games I can game at 4k
Oh a standard 2060? My 1080 should be close to that. Time for the quad core to go though. ---1440P was aka 2K? I'm surprised the down or upscaling is so finicky, but ohwell
do you have 1440p?
no
oh
1440p is just weird to upscale 1080p with
it's like upscaling 720p on 1080p
it's just so weird
At least cpu prices are not that bad. Your gpu should be fine for another generation
we just gotta hold out until then
I see. Yeah, upscaling on older tv's didnt help much, like DVD players too. Old games that only do a legit 1080P, you'd just use the fancy DLSS or somethin? Imagine Crysis at 4k though, lmao.
yeah because imagine dlss 2.0
for like 1080p to 4k
that way you're getting better than 1080p which would've already scaled perfectly (just 4 pixels instead of 1) on a 4k display
Crysis was a beast. The whole "can your pc run crysis" deal is hilarious.
Don't really get dlss but I've seen some comparisons to other scaling deals. Seems to help for certain older games a lot also.
yeah but dlss is only in supported games
basically is uses the AI cores in rtx cards to guess what's in an image
and redraw it with a lower beginning render
you ever see those AI upscaled photos? it's kinda like that
Oh. yep. Well 1440P takes more gpu, but sure are many of those displayers. I can't decide haha.
Crysis got its reputation from literally killing PCs
They've always been the game that's forward looking for recommended specs
Its cyberpunk and msfs 2020 now
Pato, Mr111 or anyone else. What other 1440P 144hz monitor is good besides the M27Q?
what other features do you need in a monitor other than 1440p and 144hz?
unless you just wanted to pay more for some other 1440p high refresh rate monitor for no reason
That has good quality, good color and not too RGB.
good for what?
dont just post a link to a thousand dollar monitor and have the audacity to ask "iS tHiS gOoD???"

M27Q is a good quality monitor and has an IPS panel, so it has pretty good color reproduction out of the box
also wdym "too RGB"
homie the whole screen is RGB
technically bgr :)
I mean, a lot of them...?
They're just more expensive
Mean RGB outside of the monitor. 😂
i kinda figured that lol. that stuff can be turned off pretty easily
LG27GP83B, LG27GP850, MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD. That what Tim from hardware unboxed also recommend.
I'd happily recommend any of those choices, not a huge fan of LG's whole black red thing tho.
@fading wyvern If you had to buy one which would you buy?
i would buy the cheapest one
because the panels are honestly all made by the same company so who cares about the plastic holding it up
Based off the color thing i'd buy the MSI with the https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B093MTSTKD?tag=rtings-mn-p-amazon-20&ie=UTF8 in second
27” UltraGear Full HD (1920x1080) IPS Display, 16:9. Beauty in every battle with IPS and Full HD resolution. Reimagine every scene with vivid, responsive IPS. At 27" and 16:9 screen ratio, LG's UltraGear™ Full HD IPS Display features realistic, true color, enhanced contrast, clarity and detail, w...
both the 165hz models are about the same price
376 for 1440p 165hz?
yup not a great value compared to the m27q
yeah, thats honestly the crux of the issue
literally 100 dollars more
for
better HDR
But its basically the lowest price of a lg panel in a monitor
*a 1440p newer monitor
then dont buy an lg panel i suppose
I understand. I just had to rethink my option. I was going to get a 32" 4k
But between my PC and TV there no space.
what kind of TV is it?
Is a Old TV. Is not flat screen. I will be getting a flat TV sometime next year.
After paying the some debt first. I do want use youtube or netflix on my bed
when you buy the 32" 4k monitor, get rid of the TV then
then you will have space
because the TV will no longer be occupying that space
The double the price thing for 4k is the only issue with tht 
luckily next year or the year after prices will prob have dropped like $100
then get 4k 60
if you want/need a slightly larger screen, you can get 32" 1440p monitors
True. I may get a 42 or 50" TV 4k. and enjoy life
true like $80 more for 4k 60
M32U is the one I was looking at. I have a 3080Ti and a 10900K for the PC I brought the parts earlier this year. I just need the monitor and a cooler
https://www.newegg.com/evga-clc-360-liquid-cooling-system/p/N82E16835288014 this aio is still on sale 👀
My case is a corsair C70. Be reusing it and only support up to 280IAO.
rip
So wife and I have the ASUS PG279Q, which was close to flagship when we got them 5 years ago. The question is that we just bought 2 ASUS TUF VG27AQL1A's as secondary monitors last week. My thought process now is if it would be better for us to do 2x PG279Q and 2x VG27AQL1A or keep them 1 and 1. The VG27AQL1A is better in almost every way except it's G-Sync Compatible instead of Native. I use mine for FPS and video editing, why wife will be using it with her new build with lighter gaming and some photo and video editing. Any thoughts?
Even though its 5 years old it seems pretty similar to the TUF, honestly just keep it 1 and 1 maybe just make the newer one your main display on both systems. Unless the color profiles are different splitting them up sounds fine to me.
Color spaces are definitely different (99% sRGB vs 130% sRGB/96% DCI-P3) and response time is 1ms vs 4ms.
you really wont notice any of it
im curious why you chose to get high refresh rate displays for secondary monitors
you could have just stuck with the same monitors you bought, and gotten some cheap 1440p 60hz panels
imo for the sake of consistency, and considering they are practically the same monitor anyway, i would pair like monitors together
In tht case id personally hog both the new ones to myself 
also tru lol
ah also the response times arent actually that different looks like around 4ms on both at the highest refresh rate
from a usability perspective
they are the same monitor
the biggest brain move here would be to return the new monitors and get cheaper ones
if you absolutley need accurate colors for your work, then get a real display designed to do such a thing instead of going off the marketing bs that is "percentage of X color space covered"
Just my opinion to buy the best of what you can that makes sense. The VG27AQL1A has a lot of great specs and is top of the TUF line before you get to STRIX. We don't upgrade often and since it's getting paired with a 3080Ti, it'll be good future proofing.
yeah but
they secondary displays
you dont game on a secondary display, right?
its for discord n stuff
webpages
Yes but I will be using it for editing as well. More of a companion than a secondary. I get it but I always try to get the best that I can and hope it lasts a little longer.
And I don't need color accuracy to a point, but color space in relativity to the other monitor is definitely a big deal if ones displaying it slightly different than the other.
That slight color temperature or just difference in color can drive people pretty nuts.
I’ve been trying to color match my very very badly tuned TN panel to a LG IPS panel for a little while 
yeah, but you can get good 60hz IPS panels for cheap
why you bothered with 165hz is what doesnt make sense
It’s nice to have nice things. 👀
Hey, as much as would like to upgrade to something that can display 4K, they are prone to breaking and burn-in.
Would it be practical to rollback to a 4:3 CRT with Component until I can get one?
I know that's practically useless for consoles after the Wii, but I wasn't sure.
Burn in virtually doesn’t happen in VA or IPS panels which are both of the most used panel type for monitors… OLED on the other hand is much much much more likely to have it happen. Feel free to use whatever though. Not sure about practicality in a crt though
Generally if the monitor doesn’t break within the first week of use it’s much less likely to break after years of use… the first week of which is also within the return window of most retailers
Are IPS screens mainly used for monitors?
I guess I can try to find a 1440p or 4K screen.
IPS is usually recommended… are you using a gt 1030?
Yes.
You planning on a upgrade anytime soon?
Not the PC.
I just did a year ago.
I only want to upgrade the primary screen if possible and kb/mouse to bt.
Ah stick with 1080p. Anything higher res will massively hurt performance
I'll stick with my current screen.
I know my current screen is Samsung and outputs 1080p, but I can't find the model name.
Should be more then enough until your next upgrade
