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After some time thinking, and of course after all the opinions you guys shared, im very happy with what I bought! the blacks and vibrant colors are amazing, im sure OLED is still the better option, but for half the price, this is really great especially with the sharpness of 4k.

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I’m honestly really upset about this.

I bought an ASUS ProArt PA27JCV 5K monitor around a year ago. It was a big purchase for me and something I had wanted for a long time. I saved up for it because I really wanted a large, high-resolution 5K display for my work.

Since the day I bought it, the monitor has basically stayed in the exact same position on my desk. I have not moved it around, dropped it, hit it, or damaged it in any way.

A few days ago, it suddenly started showing a thick section of vertical red lines in the middle of the screen.

At first, I unplugged the power cable completely, connected it again, and surprisingly it started working normally. I thought maybe it was just some temporary glitch. But the next time I turned it on, the same vertical lines came back.

That’s what makes this so frustrating. I invested a significant part of my savings into this monitor because having a proper 5K screen was genuinely something I had wanted for years. I expected a professional-grade monitor at this price to last much longer than this.

The monitor is still under warranty, so I’m contacting ASUS and hoping they will repair or replace it.

Has anyone else experienced something similar with ASUS ProArt monitors, especially vertical lines or panel failure?

Did ASUS replace the monitor under warranty, or did they try to classify it as physical damage?

I’d really appreciate hearing other people’s experiences before I send it in.

Model: ASUS ProArt PA27JCV
Issue: Vertical red lines in the center of the display
Age: Around 1 year
Physical damage: None

Just bought the AOC U27G4 a couple of days ago and noticed flickering vertical lines that happen now and then. I thought it was only on the switch but I’ve managed to recreate it on a laptop and PS5 displaying through HDMI. It usually happens in menus and turning off VRR, HDR, and changing HDMI cables doesn’t seem to help so no clue what triggers it.

So im looking to upgrade from my 1080p asus 27in monitor. And its so hard to choose any. I know realistically id be happy with absolutely any of them since the jump from 1080 to 1440 is crazy.

Budget: max 250 (ideally 180 to 200)

My room stays really bright so unsure if an OLED would be good for my case. So looking ideally for mini led but not picky bc idk what all of it means anyway LOL.

I have a 9070xt gpu so looking to really get into the sweet spot of 1440. Tysm!

Anyone bought this and connected to a Macbook before? Waiting for it to arrive so wanna know if there is any issues

Hey everyone!

I recently ordered the Lenovo Legion 24-10 (23.8-inch) monitor (Part No. 68C4GAC4IN).

• Listed price: ₹9800
• Final effective price: ₹6,555

I'm planning to use it for gaming, coding,everyday work, and general PC use.

For those who have used this monitor or know its specifications, is ₹6,555 a good deal in India? How does it compare with other monitors in this price range in terms of display quality, refresh rate, response time, and overall build quality?

Have an Acer XB273U F5BMIIPRX, trying to update the firmware. I assume I am supposed to use the included USB Type B cable, which is plugged into the back of the monitor and connected to my PC Type A on the motherboard.

https://gsync-update.nvidia.com/

Getting a "no supported device" error. Using Chrome and disabled all plugins. Am I doing something wrong? Update instructions are a bit vague.

I just purchased an Alienware AW3425DW monitor and when I turn on HRD everything becomes washed out, colors look ugly even on the desktop using Windows HDR. Tried to search online, I am not sure I am doing everything right. My main issue was in WoW which looks extremely washed, vibrant colors are completely gone.

If I keep SRD and set the monitor in its menu to Creator preset and Color Space to sRBG, WoW looks similar to how it looks when I turn HRD on.

I also tried different games like BF6 where if I turn windows HDR on and off while the game is running I am not really able to see any difference.

What am I doing wrong? Should I just keep HRD off?

Official website: www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/GO27Q24G?lan=en

I currently own the ASUS ROG XG32UCWMG and have been considering upgrading to the newer XG32UQWMS.

For anyone who has used or compared both monitors, is there a noticeable difference in real-world usage, particularly in HDR performance, brightness, colors, and overall picture quality?

I mostly play single-player, cinematic games, so image quality and HDR experience matter more to me than competitive gaming performance.

I'm pretty happy with my XG32UCWMG, but I'm curious whether the XG32UQWMS offers a meaningful improvement or if the differences are too small to justify upgrading.

Would love to hear from anyone who's experienced both, especially whether the upgrade is actually noticeable in games.

So I have a 24GX -IPS SpecterPro Gaming Monitor, and I havent used it for days (business trip) and it suddenly turned for a few hours it suddenly turned out like this. Any advice?

I tried to find its difference with U3225qe and there is just no info about this new monitor at all. It has been on amazon for 2 months+.

Anyone has experience?

Please read this.

I’m going to read a lot of pdf books on STEM for long hours so I need a monitor with very good eye comfort . I come across to 5 k resolution which will produce better text clarity and match well with MacBook Pro . However the 60 hz is bothering for blur scrolling pdf

So which option should I choose for reading and studying ?

Is there a difference between these two aside from the refresh rate? For some reason the 180Hz one is more expensive than the 200Hz one in my country. It seems like it used to be $150 but it's like ~$174 rn while the H one is ~$117.67 (that number again... kill me)

It just sounds too good to be true... Is it that the 200Hz one is actually a downgraded version in a bunch of other aspects compared to the 180Hz one? I can't find a comparison online. The only review I saw is of the 24G4 by Monitors Unboxed (they did also say "24G4" but I'm still not sure due to the price difference... or maybe they just stopped making the non-H one?)

i'm currently using a 100htz 1440p ultrawide samsung s5 (non curved) and i just got a new regular 1080p 120htz monitor, my desk cant fit having 2 horizontal monitors so i need to go for vertical ones. would it look awkward if i have a ultrawide above a normal monitor?

My monitor screen randomly goes black for a second and then comes back, both in normal use and in games. I've tried resetting the driver and everything else, but nothing works. My monitor is old. Its native resolution is 1366x768, but when I set it to that, everything is huge. On another resolution it's better but not perfect, and the top of the screen is cut off (the This PC icon is cut off at the top). I'm really frustrated. One time I changed the resolution and it fixed it, but after 7 hours of gaming it started again.

the first 3 pics are an ebay oem, the 4th is what I'm looking at on amazon and the last is my monitors power socket. it's a lg 24mr400-b

Getting a monitor for gaming, doesn**'**t need to be the best thing ever and I am looking on Marketplace. I have saved up for months to buy something and don't want to make a big mistake.

500 Budget

I do sometimes get headaches from playing longer sessions especially if the game has underwater play, motion sickness/headaches happen. I don't know if OLED or something else would be better for me.

My room is mostly dark(ish) so it will never be super bright due to lack of window.

Open to any suggestions: Here is a list of what I have seen near me available

1/ Samsung 40" Odyssey G75 WUHD 180hz - 425 dollars

2/ Alienware 34" curved 165hz - 450 dollars

3/ Samsung 46" CHG90 144hz - 450 dollars

4/ ASUS ROG Swift OLED 32" PG32UCDMR 240hz - 600 dollars (above budget but available)

5/ Samsung G9 Super 49” OLED 240HZ - 500 dollars (scared too big/wide)

They are the 5 options I have available. Also I know there are some "sales" on 27inch on Amazon etc but I was hoping for a 32"+ ideally just as I've never tried one before. Maybe silly but it's my thinking.

Any suggestions you may have are greatly valued.

The plan is, iam planning on buying Lenovo Legion 5i. Iam confused between buying the ips ones and the oleds. Do i have to worry about burn ins? Iam planning to keep the laptop for 6-7 years.

Hello, i dont know what type of monitor to buy. I have a laptop and a ps5 slim.
I want to use the monitor mainly with the laptop, and play gta 6 on ps5 and few exclusives.
Im playing mostly single player games, but play counter strike 2 too so i dont know, 27 inch feels too big for me i would like to use a 24-24.5 inch monitor.

My laptop specs: I9-13900H, 32gb ddr5, RTX 4060 8GB gpu.The laptop has full hd screen.

What resolution should i use?1080p or 1440p? I need a good monitor for the ps5 smooth gameplay because gta 6 will run at 30fps, so i dont know what the monitor need VRR or what option to look smooth like on a TV. I want 240hz atleast bec counter strike 2. And yeah good quality, gsync etc.

Sorry for bad english