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Sidesaddle Cavalry posted:I thought I saw some posters on this thread wishing for an G-sync ultrawide? Man I'm probably going to pick one of these up but what the gently caress is with that awful plastic branding poo poo they slather all over it  at least it should have VESA and I won't have to look at the rear of the thing.EDIT Wait this isn't the same one as mentioned before since it has a refresh of 144 Hz, where the rumored one was at 75hz. KakerMix fucked around with this message at 02:47 on May 1, 2015 |
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May 1, 2015 02:55
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FreeSync only supported between 35 and 90Hz on the new Asys MG279Q 1440p 144Hz IPS monitor. Minimum AND maximum refresh rates for FreeSync now. It really is seeming like the red headed stepchild of GSync.
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BurritoJustice posted:FreeSync only supported between 35 and 90Hz on the new Asys MG279Q 1440p 144Hz IPS monitor. Minimum AND maximum refresh rates for FreeSync now. It really is seeming like the red headed stepchild of GSync. That's the downside to making a "standard" and then trying to effectively back-port it on top of existing (more or less) hardware and having to hope that the monitor manufacturers don't gently caress it up, vice a pure hardware solution that you control. I'd suspect we'll see a bunch more monitors come out with curious limitations over the next ~6 months before everyone gets the hang of things and starts Doing It Right.
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I asked in the Let's Play tech thread and didn't get a really good response so I'm hoping someone here can help. I have an Avermedia Live Gamer HD that accepts up to 1080p. I have a 1440p monitor. I want to use this thing to record 1080p signals when I switch to that resolution, however my monitor only accepts DVI and the card only accepts HDMI. Whatever is plugged into HDMI claims the monitor 1 spot, so I cannot easily just duplicate the signal in Windows. Anyone know how I could permanently solve this problem for under 150 bucks, without replacing my monitor?
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May 1, 2015 03:46
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Does setting the DVI to primary not work? In any case, you can use adapters to switch the two and use an audio cable to get audio to your capture card. http://www.monoprice.com/Search/Index?keyword=dvi+to+hdmi
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Digital Jesus posted:Ohhhhhhh man. I just bought an LG 34UC97. I have been using a lovely 23" Samsung thing for like 6 years so this should be a slight upgrade. gently caress me. Please tell me how it is. Have been really trying not to buy o E just yet for me and my wife. Especially interested in how it is for gaming or using the it as dual monitors for working.
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Internet Explorer posted:gently caress me. Please tell me how it is. Have been really trying not to buy o E just yet for me and my wife. Especially interested in how it is for gaming or using the it as dual monitors for working. Yeah I'll definitely share my experience. I'll be using it primarily for gaming, but also photo editing and general office-y stuff. Every review and video I've checked out has mostly gushed about it so I just went for it.
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Cojawfee posted:Does setting the DVI to primary not work? In any case, you can use adapters to switch the two and use an audio cable to get audio to your capture card. Thanks for this
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May 1, 2015 14:13
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Xae posted:XB270HU arrived. No dead pixels, no backlight bleed. Is it worth the bling? What games have you played on it? I'm unfamiliar with GSync, how does it work with regards to in game settings and whatnot? Do you have to set anything or is it just always on regardless of your ingame settings for vsync and all that poo poo? Do you just leave vsync off and then toggle the rest of your detail poo poo as you desire?
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May 1, 2015 14:38
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Ugh, design for "Gamerz".
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BurritoJustice posted:FreeSync only supported between 35 and 90Hz on the new Asys MG279Q 1440p 144Hz IPS monitor. Minimum AND maximum refresh rates for FreeSync now. It really is seeming like the red headed stepchild of GSync. That's not a problem with the VESA Adaptive Sync spec itself, though, but yeah, that's a silly implementation. Still, any variable refresh tech coming in is a step in the right direction, eh? So we'll hopefully see some excellent implementations soon. mcbexx posted:Ugh, design for "Gamerz". Genuinely ghastly. Are there really that many 14-year-old boys that can afford these? HalloKitty fucked around with this message at 15:19 on May 1, 2015 |
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May 1, 2015 15:12
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mcbexx posted:Ugh, design for "Gamerz". I'm surprised they didn't go all out and spell it "xxPr3d4T0r!xx" to match the terrible design.
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Subjunctive posted:You deserve better. I do, I really do. My last job they were running XP based thin client / server set up which was just loving awful to use, laggy, low frame rate, low colour depth. It was loving awful. Thankfully these days I am much more in control of my IT setup as I've started a business with another guy, just so happened the laptops we got apparently can't drive 4k at 60hz which wasn't really a concern when we got them. space marine todd posted:What was the reason your work didn't spring for the Seiki Pro? The added cost? I am not sure why're you're talking about the Seiki Pro, I am thinking of getting the ASUS PB287Q 28-Inch Screen LED-Lit 4K Monitor. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KJGY3TO/ref=psdc_1292115011_t2_B00MN2OKKO I think I'll get the monitor, put up with the 30hz and just wait until I either refresh the laptop or Apple refresh the Mac Mini so it can drive 4k and up screens.
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The Gunslinger posted:Is it worth the bling? What games have you played on it? I'm unfamiliar with GSync, how does it work with regards to in game settings and whatnot? Do you have to set anything or is it just always on regardless of your ingame settings for vsync and all that poo poo? Do you just leave vsync off and then toggle the rest of your detail poo poo as you desire? To me it was worth it. I was using a 7(?) Year old 23" Dell 1080 ultrasharp. I immediately noticed how much more vibrant games were. Plus 27" feels massive. The extra resolution was nice. Everything is incredibly smooth, almost unnervingly so at first. Games tested: Dota2, Elite:Dangerous, Guild Wars 2 and Planetside 2. I'm really not sure how to tell if Gsynch is actually working. It seems to be, but I can't get a hard confirmation.
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mcbexx posted:Ugh, design for "Gamerz". It looks like a modern Nerf gun 
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After like a month of being indecisive as gently caress, I think I'm going to snag the QX2710. I'm probably going to get this one and take the risk of dead pixels, hopefully I don't regret it! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4JH2CA3490 I was also watching some videos on the Shimian QH270 and that looks pretty tempting as well. Apparently they use off grade Apple thunderbolt displays. I've just never used a glossy monitor before so I'm not sure. I'll probably get the QNIX since so many goons had good experiences with them
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I wish these variable VSync techs would implement 23.96fps as minimum rate, for movie viewing. --edit: Wait, I'm dumb. Twice the rate 
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I have this monitor, relatively new (I think 1.5 years old at most). Thing went dead on me a week ago and I thought it was the power supply because the brick was dead no matter what I plugged it into. The replacement supply came today, and lights up green like you would expect when plugged into the wall. But when I connect it to the monitor, the monitor is still dead and the power supply makes a slow persistent clicking sound. Help?
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The Gunslinger posted:Is it worth the bling? What games have you played on it? I'm unfamiliar with GSync, how does it work with regards to in game settings and whatnot? Do you have to set anything or is it just always on regardless of your ingame settings for vsync and all that poo poo? Do you just leave vsync off and then toggle the rest of your detail poo poo as you desire? G-Sync feels like the biggest upgrade to my computer since my first SSD. It has to be seen to be appreciated. You don't really need to do much to make it work except a) turn it on in the control panel and b) make sure vsync is on in the game. That's it.
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Papercut posted:I have this monitor, relatively new (I think 1.5 years old at most). Thing went dead on me a week ago and I thought it was the power supply because the brick was dead no matter what I plugged it into. The replacement supply came today, and lights up green like you would expect when plugged into the wall. But when I connect it to the monitor, the monitor is still dead and the power supply makes a slow persistent clicking sound. Sounds like it could be a short somewhere in the monitor because the power brick is behaving like one that is being asked to supply too much current. Of course, it could also be a bad power brick being asked to supply a normal amount of current and not being able to. I think the former is more likely, especially if the old power brick doesn't light up at all.
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Amazon is estimating May 26-June second for my XB270HU I want this thing so badddddddd
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Zorilla posted:Sounds like it could be a short somewhere in the monitor because the power brick is behaving like one that is being asked to supply too much current. Of course, it could also be a bad power brick being asked to supply a normal amount of current and not being able to. I think the former is more likely, especially if the old power brick doesn't light up at all. Yeah that makes sense, when the supply blew it probably overloaded some internal component(s). Argh. e: Welp, opened it up and there is nothing obviously wrong (no scorch marks, no bulging/broken caps). Can a repair shop even deal with this kind of thing? I assume they would just need to replace the entire PCB. It feels really lovely throwing away this much electronic waste after a year of use. Papercut fucked around with this message at 22:27 on May 1, 2015 |
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I bought the BenQ GW2765HT on sale. At first impression it is a very good value. I love the coating they used on the screen and think they did a good job with the stand. That said, I have one blue pixel stuck to off: it's only noticeable thus far using a solid blue test pattern. I don't think that alone warrants a return, however I'm a bit traumatized: in the past I have had pixels go in clusters. Was this just lovely luck? I can live with a dim stuck pixel, but not an army of them. Yudo fucked around with this message at 22:47 on May 1, 2015 |
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mcbexx posted:Ugh, design for "Gamerz". The front looks fine though. BenQ are releasing a similar monitor sans gsync: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/357667-benq-announced-their-35-curve-monitor-the-xr3501/ Glad it's running at 2560x1080 so I don't have to spend another several hundred dollars upgrading my video card. KingEup fucked around with this message at 00:17 on May 2, 2015 |
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May 2, 2015 00:13
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2560x1080 would look pretty gross at 35".
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Oh Lord almighty. The predator doesn't come out in the states until September.
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BurritoJustice posted:2560x1080 would look pretty gross at 35". Ugh, wow. That's pretty much unusable as a desktop monitor.
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I'm in need of a new monitor and as much as i would like the Acer predator I can't really justify the £700 it would cost. So that leave me with the Korean ips displays on ebay, i would really prefer a matte screen so is this one the one to go for? Or would one of the off-grade ones be fine or the perfect pixel ones be worth paying extra for? Am i right in thinking that if it only has a dvi-d port there is a chance it will overclock?
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So my new 34UC97 looks a little... I dunno how to describe it... grainy? Think just don't quite look as good as they should. I'm using Display Port right now (from my GTX970). Any ideas? E: Grainy probably isn't the right word. Things just don't look quite as sharp as they should.
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Digital Jesus posted:So my new 34UC97 looks a little... I dunno how to describe it... grainy? Think just don't quite look as good as they should. I'm using Display Port right now (from my GTX970). Any ideas? Well it has a matte coating. Matte coatings make thinks a little blurry. That's why most phones with super highDPI have glossy screens - no blur. The blur is less noticiable the lower the DPI. The inverse is also true i.e. the higher DPI you go on a matte screen, the more prounounced the blur is. KingEup fucked around with this message at 12:59 on May 2, 2015 |
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So my 2 yr old Asus monitor may have died or not. It's not recognizing my PC and I've tried all inputs. Yes I've checked all connections and it's fine. I tried a HDTV and it works fine. This is disappointing as it worked it was fine one month ago. Edit: fixed. Gdt this is why I said to be careful while packing up my PC. Alder fucked around with this message at 15:06 on May 2, 2015 |
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I'm still running a pair of old rear end 24" TN sync masters at home, but one has started playing up and I cannot figure out why at all. The power light will come on as it should, but the screen just won't displaying anything at all, not even the signal not found screen. This happens even when switching between inputs. Then it will suddenly pop back to life out of no where and be fine for the rest of the day. Sometimes unplugging it and forcing a display detect in OSX kicks it into life but that doesn't seem to be working anymore. Any ideas about whats going on? Anything fixable or is it on its way out? I have had them for a good five or so years at this point, but the other one is perfectly fine and the one at my step dads house he's had for a year or two more than me is still going with no issues.
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It looks like the XB270HU is back in stock at a few places, such as Newegg, Amazon fulfilled through 'IP Camera Store', and this Provantage place for cheaper. Which one of those is best from a possible RMA perspective? If I order from Newegg am I just going to get somebody else's return?
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Stux posted:Any ideas about whats going on? Anything fixable or is it on its way out? What model exactly? I had a Syncmaster 226BW go bad a few years ago where it wouldn't switch on (intermittently at first, gradually getting worse) or would take a long time for the screen to display. I googled it, found that it was a common problem caused by Samsung using lovely capacitors on the power board and some dudes on a random forum specified exactly what replacement ones to order (quantity, brand and specs). A couple of YouTube tutorial videos and a crappy £10 soldering kit later I was taking the thing apart and doing babby's first hack job soldering repair. The thing's about 8 years old now and in perfect working order. Daviclond fucked around with this message at 18:09 on May 2, 2015 |
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Digital Jesus posted:So my new 34UC97 looks a little... I dunno how to describe it... grainy? Think just don't quite look as good as they should. I'm using Display Port right now (from my GTX970). Any ideas? Keep us updated on this. I haven't seen anyone else complain about it not looking right, but I'd be interested to hear what you find out.
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Digital Jesus posted:So my new 34UC97 looks a little... I dunno how to describe it... grainy? Think just don't quite look as good as they should. I'm using Display Port right now (from my GTX970). Any ideas? Might be an anti-glare coating? This shows what some look like
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HERAK posted:I'm in need of a new monitor and as much as i would like the Acer predator I can't really justify the £700 it would cost. So that leave me with the Korean ips displays on ebay, i would really prefer a matte screen so is this one the one to go for? Or would one of the off-grade ones be fine or the perfect pixel ones be worth paying extra for? As long as you get a QX2710 with the single DVI-D it should overclock, yes. Don't get the TRUE10 version because they don't. Also from what I saw the standard/pixel perfect ones were almost the exact same, you just had a warranty that included major panel defects. Problem with that is you have to ship it back to Korea ...good luck with that. I'd recommend you just get the off grade if it's 219-229, that's what most goons here ended up getting (including me from Amazon). 99% of the defects I heard about are only visible on pure black screens and even then are hard to notice. Dead pixels on 1440p are pretty tiny. When I got mine it had a couple marks on a black background, but it was absolutely worth it.
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Zorilla posted:Plus, 28" 4K screens are all TN, so you will be experiencing some pretty noticeable color shift from top to bottom, even when looking straight at it. Huh? I thought the (60Hz/DP 1.2) Dell P2715Q is an IPS panel. Granted it's 27" vs 28", but it's not like the extra inch would be noticeable. Speaking of Dell UHD panels, I'm thinking of getting either the UP2414Q or the P2415Q. I don't edit things in Adobe RGB very often (since my home monitor isn't capable of displaying it) but ether way I'd mostly be editing Rec. 709 content. So, a few questions: is it really worth the extra ~$250 for UP2414Q? Is there some other reason (build quality, etc.) I should pick one over the other? Any other models/manufacturers I should be considering? Should I say "gently caress UHD" and just go for the U2515H instead? e: I forgot to mention that I'd mainly be using this with OS X so application scaling shouldn't be an issue. Also, it'd be at home, so while I might do occasional real video/photo work on it, it'd probably be mostly just general use and very rarely some (scaled down I guess, I have a GTX 970) gaming. Beeftweeter fucked around with this message at 23:36 on May 2, 2015 |
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