exactly ive been thoroughly researching what monitor to get for the past two weeks and either they are not available at all of at a much higher price than all the reviews say they should be.
@@elmothompson5275 yep. i'm running into the same issue. still searching for a reasonable one. my biggest thing is if i get a dead pixel i send it back. it can take months to get a decent one.
The way I got around the super warm, reddish tint was by enabling hdr. You're probably going to want to lower the brightness balance after that through pc settings as well. I also disabled overdrive entirely because it had massive amounts of overshoot at even its lowest setting, but the display doesn't have enough ghosting to warrant an overdrive in the first place, so no big deal. It's looking great now, and for $240 from Micro Center I would say it's been an awesome upgrade from my old 1080-60 monitor. Would recommend to anyone looking for a budget friendly "bang for the buck" upgrade.
@@zakariadjanati6107 It's noticeable in a testing environment. I haven't really been bothered by, or even noticed it in-game. It's a budget consideration. If you're sensitive to it you'll probably want to shop around in a higher price category. Just my taste/opinion though. Don't take my word as gospel.
@@skinnyg190 am used to my benq xl2411p, idont know if it have ghosting or not, ireally wan get this monitor but ther is a lot of reviews about it being soo bad in gaming and get you dezzy
@@thekingcastle It runs all the games I play very smooth, and there’s also Color options you can change depending on what you’re doing on it. The only thing I don’t like is that the speakers are not great, they work but they’re not great. A monitor I also bought was the benq mobiuz ex2710q which is very similar, but has excellent speakers. I would recommend that monitor if you don’t have a headset or will use the monitor for RUclips without a headset. It costs a little bit more tho. Hope this helps!
@@captainheat2314 ,eh, newer monitors releasing next year and in 2024 will have True Mini LED and won't cost as much. Prices of everything is going back down so this should reflect soon.
I got a new 1440p monitor for my backup went with Gigabytes G27Q 1440 144Hz IPS I got it on sale for like $230-240. I ended up also getting a new main monitor and went back n forth over it watched Hardware Unboxed and Tim said it was overall the most solid 4k 144Hz the Gigabyte M28U but I had really considered some of Asus Tuf models actually I think you made a solid choice hope you enjoy it
That's exactly what I'm wondering. I'm on the hunt for a 1440p monitor now that PS5 supports it. I've narrowed it down to like 4 different monitors, this is one.
@@tappenthat what other monitors were you looking at? I was looking at the ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQ, MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD, and now this one from the vid. Can’t decide tho
Good choice brother. I also spent like a month of comparing the best price to performance ratio monitor out there. And finally ended up with that monitor. I use it for my PS5 and my RTX 3060 laptop. Congrats!
Just got me that beauty as an external monitor for my acer nitro 5 rtx 3080. The image quality is amazing, the response time great and perfect fit for my desktop replacement laptop. 144hz is totally fine at 1440p for me (laptop only has hdmi so no 170hz oc possible). And i think the only thing better, at least in image quality, would be a oled display but those cost an arm and a leg.
I went with a M32U because of full hdmi 2.1 for my consoles, but I got two of these for my LAN room as they're "good enough" and were best bang for buck after some extensive research.
@@mohammadalzaffin8310 having a monitor that's meant for a higher refresh rate usually reduces ghosting, so going with a 170hz monitor for a console is honestly a smart move
El HDR es nativo (hardware) en display port 1.2? Tengo entendido que no es compatible con HDR hasta el 1.4, el HDMI 2.0 si lo es, al menos en su versión 2.0a y 2.0b
This has been my favorite monitor since it came out. Having tried many other since then I come back to it. Sure it's IPS so you don't get VA contrast, but everything else makes up for it.
I just returned an Acer 2560x1440 27’ 240hz monitor that was only $300. It used a VA panel and oh my god the colors were SO washed out, it looked like there was a strong dimming filter on the screen, even when on max brightness. IPS is a must for me now.
I just bought this model as an upgrade to my Asus 27inch from about 5 years ago. An extra 5 inches of display. 100hz extra refresh. extra resolution and HDR. Oh boy I cant wait till it gets here. I wanted something with a bigger screen and better image quality because I mostly watch stuff on my monitor anyway. Also the fact that this monitor isnt a curved screen was also a plus for me because I dont want movies and video to be squished or warped. Overall I really like these Asus monitors and their design and interface is good also. Definently recommend these as the Go to monitors for the price.
Could u help me please, I can buy the AQL1A for 290 and the AQ1A for 240. But I don't know which one should I buy. Is the AQL1A really that much better?
How does this compare to the MSI Optix G27CQ4? Also looking to upgrade my monitor. Upgrading my CPU to a Ryzen 5 5600x, and my GPU to a gigabyte vision OC geforce RTX 3060 ti. Mainly play battlefield, and want to play some Forza, and some sports games. I value deep blacks, and vibrant colors even tho BF requires quick response time. The issue I’ve heard about with the MSI is a bit of ghosting?
I have the MSi G27cq4 and i send it back. The main problem the most curved monitor have is clouding. My msi monitor has lot of clouding. Second problem is the high you cant change the high and its a little bit too high for my setup
I only just purchased this monitor a couple of weeks ago for the cool price of 29,800 yen (yep I live in Japan). I'm not really tech savvy and have been trying to find a video that will explain how to get the best out of this monitor. All the videos I've found so far only show, like you the person pressing the buttons but not showing what buttons are being pressed. If you have the time could you recommend a video that will show me what buttons does what and how to make adjustments to improve the performance. I'm 70 years old so kinda need things explained to me in simple english. You clearly know what you are talking about but I couldn't really follow what you were saying. I don't want to play around with it in case I stuff it up. Hoping you can help. Thank you.
if you want the best refresh rate you want to make sure that you have a display port cable and not a hdmi and the display port you will get the full 165hz, its all dependant on what your pc is tho, what do you play on or use the monitor for?
@Coryd-nk9vo I use it for gaming Cory. My system is now 10 years old but I've not had any issues with any games over the years. I bought F1 2024 in July and it runs smoothly. I will try what you have suggested. Thank you for your reply.
@@williamlewis1592 no problem at all, you can also download Nvidia drivers and make sure they’re up to date, if you ever want better performance in the future you want a CPU with 8 cores and a GPU with atleast 6-8gb of VRam memory, I use a 7600x and it still works amazing
@williamlewis1592 i think most of the buttons used in the video is the joystick because it has the largest settings if you are asking about where are the buttons : there is 4 buttons behind the monitor to your right-hand the first button which is in the right down corner is turning off your monitor or turning it on , the one after it is about changing the preset gamevisuals (i like to use Racing Mode , you could also use Cinema Mode they wont hurt your monitor try them all and see what looks nice to you and use it) ,, the button after it is mostly helpful in aiming games by using the "Crosshair" or showing your FPS , the button after it is just to close any menus in the settings instantly, now after these 4 buttons u will find a small joystick it will help you to go right/left/up/down like a controller in the menus , and also you can press it and it will show you a very large amout of settings, i want you to go to the first section (Gaming) and go to overclock if your monitor has more than 144hz u need to overclock your monitor to get the maximum (Hz) your montior can display, you could also go to your monitor settings inside windows and check your monitor Hz it will be by default 60hz if your monitor has higher (hz) than that then increase it i think these are the most important ones to know and i hope i answered your question
I'm looking at the ASUS TUF Gaming 32” (VG32AQL1A) for $289, this is one of the closest reviews I could find. Seems like great value, not sure why it isn't making some of the best of recomended lists.
@@Jack-op8bb it's great so far. Bright, frame wise about the size of my 27" because bezels lol but boy are the speakers trash....that's ok though didn't even know it had any initially
Would this give me 120hz on xbox series x because my xbox series x can support 120hz and most monitors cap it out at 60hz for console but give 120hz or etc for pc/laptop gaming?
@@naor9792 I absolutely love it. I only ran into one issue which requires a simple fix. When certain games are booted up, the screen goes black. But after playing around with the ps5 settings today, I realized that this issue goes away when you disable VRR (variable refresh rate).
One thing that not all vendors mention, this isnt really a 170hz monitor. Its a 144hz monitor that can overclock to 170hz, and when you select it, it warns you that there can be flickering etc. Imo, that should be much more clearly advertised
@@katv8680 It's really pleasant to use. Looks really nice and I could use 165hz without needing to overclock. I did have to increase the brightness a little bit.
Ordered this today on a whim. My new PC has the rtx 3060, 32gb ram. I currently have a BenQ xl2411p 144hz 1080p. This should be a noticeable upgrade, right? Still learning about pc/specs lol.
It seems that on all these Asus IPS monitors picture is not stretched out all the way to the edges (bezel) of the monitor. There is something of a 5mm padding (black/empty) inside display area and inside of that "black frame" is the viewable picture. Is this the case with all newer monitors or just Asus. For example does this "display screen black frame" exists on other vendors monitors? Does this "display screen black frame" exists even on 3-side borderless monitors?
thank you for great review , please i need help to pick a monitor . im playing diablo 4 , cod , lol . i not sure who should i pick : asus tuf VG27AQA1A or VG27AQ1A , from what is see - one is ips and one is va panel . what should i chose ?
I have what is essentially a 1080p version of this monitor from asus from 2019. My monitor is too bright to use in my room at night because the lights in my room aren't very bright. It hurts my eyes to game past around 9pm, even on lowest brightness. Does this monitor have a similar issues? Thanks
Could u help me please, I can buy the AQL1A for 290 and the AQ1A for 240. But I don't know which one should I buy. Is the AQL1A really that much better?
@@aronkacsor6408 in my opinion the best budget monitor out there. Height adjustment a big deal. I forgot the specs of the AQ1A but get highest refresh rate
What do you recommend this Asus vs KOORUI 27E3QK 240hz monitor? i am torn between these two models lol i think 240hz would be appropriate in same price range? but i dont have experience with KOORUI brand, thoug...
BoxDay I bought the ASUS VG289QA1A I can not seem to find a youtube for the specfic mode, but I'm sure it's pretty simlar. Is there ways or shortcuts to chage the input to playing a game mode and chaing to using as desktop view?
@@marko90 im not trolling you can use the monitor to play on ps5 or xbox he Dozen need a computer if is just for console gaming they come with hdmi inputs
@@Floridascooterboys I assumed he was asking if the monitor alone could play games lol, usually when someone is asking if its supported by console they mention console, ps5, xbox etc, could be a wrong assumption on my end, hard to tell with his broken English
My monitor is stuck at 60hz and i have no idea how to fix it. I tried turning off HDR on the pa5 and messed around changing from racing and FPS mode but still cant overclock. Any ideas?
Its a 60 Hz monitor and there is nothing you can do about it. My issue is that HDR on my ps5 looks so bland and lifeless. Does HDR look good on your monitor?
Even if this monitor has Free sync and other gaming technologies, 60 Hz makes all of them useless for ps5 since it doesnt support these features unless your monitor is 120 hz or higher. VRR is not supported on this monitor even if it has AMD free sync. All i hope for is that PS5 pro will fix everything
About VRR and the Valorant example, when your fps exceed yor monitors max refresh rate, VRR is NOT working. Depends on your gpu and the driver what happens here. I use fast sync with nvidia, i think there is sort of same for amd?!
I'm asking for advice. I intend to buy a gaming monitor, ( NOT for gaming primarily ), but to connect my Samsung Z Fold 3 smartphone, and to use the monitor as a second screen for the smartphone. Primarily to watch movies and videos. Occasionally, there will be some gaming, using my smartphone. I do have a gaming desktop PC, which is an entirely different set up, and I don't need any help with that. Question: Since my smartphone display is 1920 X 1080p resolution, with a refresh rate of 120hz, would I be wasting my money, if I bought a gaming monitor with a higher resolution, ( say, for instance 1440p, and a higher refresh rate, say, for instance 165 or 170 hz )? Wouldn't my monitor be "limited" by the capabilities of my smartphone, and therefore, I would "not" need a monitor higher than 1080p resolution, and also, no higher than a 120hz refresh rate? Same specifications as the smartphone's display? Is that true? Or, false? Thank you very much. I appreciate your input. I think the answer is obvious, ( even to me ), but I want to hear someone else tell me.
From Samsung “Wired: Supports DisplayPort over USB type-C. Supports video out when connecting via HDMI Adapter. (DisplayPort 4K UHD at 60 fps)” so you could technically go up to 4k, but 1440p 120hz may be your best bet. It just doesn’t provide refresh rate numbers for other resolutions outside of 4k
@@TechRoundUp I really appreciate your rapid, and thoughtful, response. Thanks very much. I want to know, whether my smartphone's display resolution specs, ( 1920 X 1080p ), and refresh rate spec, ( 120hz ), will be the "limit" that my new monitor will be bound to? I don't see how I can achieve 1440p resolution, connected to a smartphone that "tops out" at 1080p. If that's the case, then it would make "no sense", for me to buy a gaming monitor with a higher resolution, and faster refresh rate, ( because the new monitor will be connected to, and driven by, that smartphone ). Is my thinking right? Is that correct? Or, not? I want to buy the new gaming monitor today, ( immediately ), or as soon as I know what makes sense. Thanks again, very much. I appreciate your expertise.
The screen resolution of your phone will not match the usb-c output capabilities to an external monitor. The processor in the phone can support much higher resolution than 1080p, for an external monitor.
@@TechRoundUp So, buying a 1440p gaming monitor might be a good idea? How about refresh rate? Does the same hold true for that? Can my monitor go faster than 120hz? Because that's what the phone puts out. Thanks. And, if you don't mind educating me, a little, how do you know my smartphone's processor can push my monitor above 1080p? How could I look at the specs of my processor, and figure that out too, ( like you did )?
@@TechRoundUp Been shopping. Trying to take your advice, but every time I find a portable gaming monitor, ( with higher screen resolution than 1080p ), the refresh rate is only 60hz. Quad HD, 2K, and 4K portable monitors, all brag about their tremendous picture qualities, but when you look at their numbers closely, their refresh rates are all a sorry-assed 60hz. So, it looks like, I have to choose. Please help me understand? I guess the current state of technology in this area means, you can't get both, in the same monitor, ( for under $1,000. ), and I'm looking at "portable" monitors. Not desktop monitors... I think, I would rather have the "speed" of a faster refresh rate. Televisions are 60hz. That's nothing to brag about. Will I still get a clear picture on my screen with 1080p? Most of my time will be spent watching movies, amd videos, but when I do play games, 60hz is "unacceptable". What do you think? What would you buy?
Well, I have that monitor but I can't get the sound to come out of the speakers it has, I already tried with the buttons and from the Windows but the sound is activated, it comes out but you can't hear it?
Good morning sir ! Happy New Years and best wishes to you. First of all. Thank you for making these videos. I highly appreciate you. Question, will this monitor work on a PS4 or PS5 ? If not, what other monitors you recommend for the PlayStation consoles I mention. Thanking you in advance. Best regards
I have not long had this monitor. My RX5700 XT is running 4k at about 30 to 40 fps in most games, its going to have to do while i wait for prices to fall!
I have the Asus Tuf 32" 1440p 165hz and series s Xbox. I have to have it on 1440p and 60fps And the settings just right on the tv for it to look any kind of decent.. not sure what I'm doing wrong.
There are soooo many people comlaining about the fact, that it actually just runs 120hz without overclocking it... So it jumps down from 170hz to 120hz witch g-sync on. Did you experience this issue? I found a very good deal for this monitor, but now I'm so confused about this issue, it seems like the monitor actually just runs 120hz 😢 I would be sooooo thankful for an answer. My alternativ is a BenQ EX2710Q, also found a good deal. But yk time is running 😬
What should I do if it didn't help my quality at all? Apart from the colors, I have exactly the same quality as my old monitor. I looked in system settings, cable, graphics card, nothing worked ☹️ As before, it does not have a high pixel resolution and quickly pixelates small details and blurs strangely in videos.
I don't know if anyone will respond to this but I got this monitor as a impulse buy and did not see the adjustable stand option, can I buy the stand alone somewhere or does anyone have a monitor stand option next to this?
Please help me. I'll buy this, but I want to be able to capture the graphics from the setup I'm going to do. I will probably get a PowerColor AMD Radeon 6800XT with a Ryzen 9 5900X. Will this monitor be able to capture those graphics from a game like Cyberpunk 2077, Gotham Knights and possibly Modern Warfare 2(2022)?
I had an Asus 1080p 75hz monitor, unfortunately broke on me after 4 years. Screen went white and never went back, idk why. I am a little concerned about buying another Asus for this reason, but at the same time this is such a good deal and I am looking to upgrade.
I bought the g1sn gaming laptop built by them. It worked until a year ago when it accidentally got stepped on. Best laptop for the money. I think at the time I paid $900. Maybe Asus just went downhill since then?
Please someone reply my comment, it's important to me Does this monitor support 2k 120ghz on ps5? Because it is mentioned on the Asus website that 120ghz is only possible in 1080p and only 60ghz in 2k mode.
I do have kinda similar question, but for PC... it seems like asus is likely playing with the costumers and it actually just runs 120hz without overclocking 🧐 But yeah, idk the answer yet..
Hi I hope you see this cause I wanted to ask- If you would chose this monitor over the NZXT 27Q which I find to have equal specs I think but has better looks with the bezels being tiny. I’m really stuck and hope you can help
It's funny: There's a sticker on the monitor with "Nvidia G-SYNC" on it (7:19), but on the Asus webpage, there's nothing that says this monitor is G-SYNC compatible. Shopping is so hard these days, and it takes forever to research what is actually the truth.
I just bought this monitor but mine is 165hrz 🤷♂️, anyway I use it for my ps4 fps gaming. Interesting enough what are good settings for it when playing cod? I’m new af to this, I’ve been using 55” tvs. But this is night and day, I’m literally winning 60% more gun fights
I dont know why you didnt messure the monitor for us. Height from ground to Monitor for example. I already got the bigger brother VG27AQL1A with adjustable stand and pivot function. I wanna buy a second monitor but the VG27AQL1A costs 499 EUR and this VG27AQ1A costs 295 EUR.
Could u help me please, I can buy the AQL1A for 290 and the AQ1A for 240. But I don't know which one should I buy. Is the AQL1A really that much better?
Hello guys I got an Asus Tuf F15 laptop some time ago. (rtx 4060 and core i7 12700h with 1080p screen). Normally, in the settings section, my resolution goes up to 1080p (of course, I can change it to 4k with DSR). Today I got an asus tuf vg27aq1a monitor (2k 170hz), now when I go to the resolution section, without activating dsr, I can still choose 4k!! with the difference that in this case it goes up to 60hz. I wanted to know what's going on? Is this real 4k or has it been upscaled? should i use it? When i switch to 4k , even my monitor says it is 4k 60hz( when i use the joystick thing in back of it)
I came to this video to see if there is any mention of this exact situation in the video or in the comments (and if not to comment about it looking for some answers). I just bought this monitor few days ago, (I'm very satisfied with it so far) and I have exactly the same situation. It was advertised as 144p 170Hz (which works fine), however I have option of 4K 60Hz out of the box, and I didn't mess around with settings in Nvidia control panel, or something similar. What I suspect happed is that this was supposed to be a 4K model, but it was defective in some way, most likely couldn't do more than 60Hz at 4K (and maybe it was supposed to be a 100Hz 4K model). Another possibility is that it was some discontinued 27 inch 4K model (discontinued in the early stages of production). In either case instead of scraping it (and completely loosing money on it) they decided to sell it as a 144p model, but in our case they forgot (or something) to flash appropriate 144p firmware to it, so we ended up with a 4K monitor. Essentially we won a silicon lottery with monitors. I didn't notice any dead pixels on my monitor. Did you find any more information on this? I find this whole situation very fascinating.
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it's weird to me that all monitors seemed to have gone up in price since this was posted.
exactly ive been thoroughly researching what monitor to get for the past two weeks and either they are not available at all of at a much higher price than all the reviews say they should be.
@@elmothompson5275 yep. i'm running into the same issue. still searching for a reasonable one. my biggest thing is if i get a dead pixel i send it back. it can take months to get a decent one.
It seems that it's 220$ in newegg.
Just ordered one yesterday at the price of 280 😌
@@Halal_Dephy where?
The way I got around the super warm, reddish tint was by enabling hdr. You're probably going to want to lower the brightness balance after that through pc settings as well. I also disabled overdrive entirely because it had massive amounts of overshoot at even its lowest setting, but the display doesn't have enough ghosting to warrant an overdrive in the first place, so no big deal. It's looking great now, and for $240 from Micro Center I would say it's been an awesome upgrade from my old 1080-60 monitor. Would recommend to anyone looking for a budget friendly "bang for the buck" upgrade.
Soo the ghosting isnt a lot on this monitor?
@@zakariadjanati6107 It's noticeable in a testing environment. I haven't really been bothered by, or even noticed it in-game. It's a budget consideration. If you're sensitive to it you'll probably want to shop around in a higher price category. Just my taste/opinion though. Don't take my word as gospel.
@@skinnyg190 am used to my benq xl2411p, idont know if it have ghosting or not, ireally wan get this monitor but ther is a lot of reviews about it being soo bad in gaming and get you dezzy
i’ve had this for 2 years now it’s still in great shape haven’t upgraded to a pc yet but i will soon overall its a W
How much does this monitor cost?
@@joamettorresortiz9271 i got one for 180 on sale
@@OfficialUknow 180 brand new? thats wild!
Is it compatible with vrr for ps5?
Hi Plut0. Do you any issue with this monitort? Dead pixel or any other problem?
I bought this monitor after this video for my ps5 and I could not be happier!
i was thinking of buying one do you genuinely believe this is a good investment ?
@@db.jr1 For me it’s perfect. I haven’t had a gaming monitor, but I can say it’s great for ps5
@@db.jr1 so yeah, it’s a good investment
@@DailyEntertaintment how well does the monitor run games
@@thekingcastle It runs all the games I play very smooth, and there’s also Color options you can change depending on what you’re doing on it. The only thing I don’t like is that the speakers are not great, they work but they’re not great. A monitor I also bought was the benq mobiuz ex2710q which is very similar, but has excellent speakers. I would recommend that monitor if you don’t have a headset or will use the monitor for RUclips without a headset. It costs a little bit more tho. Hope this helps!
Also, Mini LED is way better than LED and is on par with OLED in most cases and in some cases is better.
Mini Led is just better than OLED when it comes to Brightness. other than that oled is superior.
true miniled displays also costs thousands
@@captainheat2314 ,eh, newer monitors releasing next year and in 2024 will have True Mini LED and won't cost as much. Prices of everything is going back down so this should reflect soon.
@@comixof2morrow hi. How so confident about this info?
@@Обовсём-э9х it happens with everything my man
No need to upgrade for me. This has it all. Seeing HDR for the first time is unreal as well. Highly recommend.
Bro I confused Between Asus vg27aq1a and Gigabyte m27q? What I do now?🙄
Any suggestions???
@@marsone5023 no bro. I am on pc. I Don't know what best for me. Are you using either of these two monitors?
@@OGIM26i am using the m27q and I recommend you the Asus
I just picked it up after 6 months of humming and hawing over it. Best 407.87 bucks I ever spent on a screen. Yeah 407.87 because Canada.
@@zSPARTAA03 What's wrong with gigabyte m27q?
I got a new 1440p monitor for my backup went with Gigabytes G27Q 1440 144Hz IPS I got it on sale for like $230-240. I ended up also getting a new main monitor and went back n forth over it watched Hardware Unboxed and Tim said it was overall the most solid 4k 144Hz the Gigabyte M28U but I had really considered some of Asus Tuf models actually I think you made a solid choice hope you enjoy it
I got a MSI 27inch qrf-qd and it blows all other ips out of the water especially the lg nano ips.
How is the g27q?
The ASUS has a higher 165Hz refresh rate with a faster response time at 60Hz to make motion look smoother.
Bro I confused Between Asus vg27aq1a and Gigabyte m27q? What I do now?🙄
Any suggestions???
@@OGIM26 I think they both use the same panel in those models
do you think this would be a good choice for the ps5 now that it supports 1440p?
That's exactly what I'm wondering. I'm on the hunt for a 1440p monitor now that PS5 supports it.
I've narrowed it down to like 4 different monitors, this is one.
@@tappenthat me too I'm still looking for this one at the top of my list though.
@@tappenthat what other monitors were you looking at? I was looking at the ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQ, MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD, and now this one from the vid. Can’t decide tho
@@tappenthat I'm in exactly the same situation. Which one is the cheapest that you found?
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Good choice brother. I also spent like a month of comparing the best price to performance ratio monitor out there. And finally ended up with that monitor. I use it for my PS5 and my RTX 3060 laptop. Congrats!
is the monitor audio good? For ps5
@@bandz00 not really
@@icebaby271 is it good linking to the laptop
Is the monitor good for PS5 Gameplay,with the 1440p PS5 update are you getting 1440p 120FPS?
@@icebaby271 I always wear headphones anyways but does it get 1440p 120fps with the ps5?
Just got me that beauty as an external monitor for my acer nitro 5 rtx 3080. The image quality is amazing, the response time great and perfect fit for my desktop replacement laptop. 144hz is totally fine at 1440p for me (laptop only has hdmi so no 170hz oc possible). And i think the only thing better, at least in image quality, would be a oled display but those cost an arm and a leg.
Does it have built in speakers please respond I might buy if it has speakers
@@R4k05 nope it doesnt
@@adamketner8501 ? I asked somebody else and they said yes
Do you have it?
@@R4k05 yep it does, but they sound horrible.
I went with a M32U because of full hdmi 2.1 for my consoles, but I got two of these for my LAN room as they're "good enough" and were best bang for buck after some extensive research.
For 1440p 120hz for consoles you need hdmi 2.0 or above, so this monitor is actually perfect for next gen consoles!
why you buying 170hz monitor for 60 fps console?
@@skirl14 next gen consoles support 120hz (some games support it)
@@mohammadalzaffin8310 having a monitor that's meant for a higher refresh rate usually reduces ghosting, so going with a 170hz monitor for a console is honestly a smart move
El HDR es nativo (hardware) en display port 1.2? Tengo entendido que no es compatible con HDR hasta el 1.4, el HDMI 2.0 si lo es, al menos en su versión 2.0a y 2.0b
Because of this video, it is out pof stock everywhere around me!
This has been my favorite monitor since it came out. Having tried many other since then I come back to it. Sure it's IPS so you don't get VA contrast, but everything else makes up for it.
IPS is better for monitors imo
@@zureai why is it better?
How do you mount this?
I just returned an Acer 2560x1440 27’ 240hz monitor that was only $300. It used a VA panel and oh my god the colors were SO washed out, it looked like there was a strong dimming filter on the screen, even when on max brightness. IPS is a must for me now.
@@simplebidnessman chatgpt says so🤷♂️
Ordered two of these to flank my main ROG Swift PG279QM. Can't wait to get my new build done. All the parts are on the way...
Thanks for this! I just ordered one. Looking forward to it.
how is it?
how is it? reply
@@rain-x3omaybe he got covid and died lol
Ty for your video btw...have you made a review for the gigabyte M27QX? Highly considering this or that monitor.
I just bought this product and I am happy about it.
I just bought this model as an upgrade to my Asus 27inch from about 5 years ago. An extra 5 inches of display. 100hz extra refresh. extra resolution and HDR. Oh boy I cant wait till it gets here. I wanted something with a bigger screen and better image quality because I mostly watch stuff on my monitor anyway. Also the fact that this monitor isnt a curved screen was also a plus for me because I dont want movies and video to be squished or warped. Overall I really like these Asus monitors and their design and interface is good also. Definently recommend these as the Go to monitors for the price.
Question does this monitor have any sort of ghosting. Looking for something that has little ghosting on osu
How is it right now bro! if you dont mind
any update? feels?
@@nikolaforzane2285 I tried it, refunded it immediately. System looks so cheap go for another one
how is the expreience so far?
Just bought this off of new egg for $220 plus $20 rebate! Very excited! Seems like an excellent deal 👌 Noice!
@@zaroKRG Everything is great except it had 1 dead pixel.
I got the VG27AQl1A ips panel and i love it!!
Could u help me please, I can buy the AQL1A for 290 and the AQ1A for 240. But I don't know which one should I buy. Is the AQL1A really that much better?
How does this compare to the MSI Optix G27CQ4? Also looking to upgrade my monitor. Upgrading my CPU to a Ryzen 5 5600x, and my GPU to a gigabyte vision OC geforce RTX 3060 ti.
Mainly play battlefield, and want to play some Forza, and some sports games.
I value deep blacks, and vibrant colors even tho BF requires quick response time.
The issue I’ve heard about with the MSI is a bit of ghosting?
I have the MSi G27cq4 and i send it back. The main problem the most curved monitor have is clouding. My msi monitor has lot of clouding. Second problem is the high you cant change the high and its a little bit too high for my setup
I only just purchased this monitor a couple of weeks ago for the cool price of 29,800 yen (yep I live in Japan). I'm not really tech savvy and have been trying to find a video that will explain how to get the best out of this monitor. All the videos I've found so far only show, like you the person pressing the buttons but not showing what buttons are being pressed. If you have the time could you recommend a video that will show me what buttons does what and how to make adjustments to improve the performance. I'm 70 years old so kinda need things explained to me in simple english. You clearly know what you are talking about but I couldn't really follow what you were saying. I don't want to play around with it in case I stuff it up. Hoping you can help. Thank you.
if you want the best refresh rate you want to make sure that you have a display port cable and not a hdmi and the display port you will get the full 165hz, its all dependant on what your pc is tho, what do you play on or use the monitor for?
@Coryd-nk9vo I use it for gaming Cory. My system is now 10 years old but I've not had any issues with any games over the years. I bought F1 2024 in July and it runs smoothly. I will try what you have suggested. Thank you for your reply.
@@williamlewis1592 no problem at all, you can also download Nvidia drivers and make sure they’re up to date, if you ever want better performance in the future you want a CPU with 8 cores and a GPU with atleast 6-8gb of VRam memory, I use a 7600x and it still works amazing
@williamlewis1592 i think most of the buttons used in the video is the joystick because it has the largest settings
if you are asking about where are the buttons :
there is 4 buttons behind the monitor to your right-hand the first button which is in the right down corner is turning off your monitor or turning it on ,
the one after it is about changing the preset gamevisuals (i like to use Racing Mode , you could also use Cinema Mode they wont hurt your monitor try them all and see what looks nice to you and use it)
,, the button after it is mostly helpful in aiming games by using the "Crosshair" or showing your FPS ,
the button after it is just to close any menus in the settings instantly,
now after these 4 buttons u will find a small joystick it will help you to go right/left/up/down like a controller in the menus , and also you can press it and it will show you a very large amout of settings, i want you to go to the first section (Gaming) and go to overclock if your monitor has more than 144hz u need to overclock your monitor to get the maximum (Hz) your montior can display, you could also go to your monitor settings inside windows and check your monitor Hz it will be by default 60hz if your monitor has higher (hz) than that then increase it
i think these are the most important ones to know and i hope i answered your question
I'm looking at the ASUS TUF Gaming 32” (VG32AQL1A) for $289, this is one of the closest reviews I could find. Seems like great value, not sure why it isn't making some of the best of recomended lists.
Amazon sells for $379, where did you find $289 for 32’’
@@Jack-op8bb it was amazon renewed.
@@Jack-op8bb it's great so far. Bright, frame wise about the size of my 27" because bezels lol but boy are the speakers trash....that's ok though didn't even know it had any initially
@@Antimonkat Thanks for letting me know it's great! I think I might also buy one.
@@Antimonkat it’s 2.0 hdmi?
Would this give me 120hz on xbox series x because my xbox series x can support 120hz and most monitors cap it out at 60hz for console but give 120hz or etc for pc/laptop gaming?
If you want it to run at 120hz you need to make sure it has a HDMI 2.1 im in the same boat it’s hard to find one under 500 sadly
@@NoU303 hdmi 2.1 is only for 4k 120hz. Hdmi 2.0 will support 1440p 120hz
You can set the hz lower too right and does it have hdmi 2.1... just wanna know if I can take advantage of those features on my ps5
Yeah
I just ordered mine! Getting it on Monday 🎉
How is it?
@@naor9792 I absolutely love it. I only ran into one issue which requires a simple fix. When certain games are booted up, the screen goes black. But after playing around with the ps5 settings today, I realized that this issue goes away when you disable VRR (variable refresh rate).
@@ProphetGaming77 It arrived yesterday afternoon and I have the same problem, so is this how it's solved?
@@claudioepiscopoyeah. I turned the vrr off. Are you using the ps5?
@@ProphetGaming77 yes, im using ps5
Thank you for making this video :)
Just ordered a new build. I specced it out with 3 of these!
how’s the build been
@@Rommy456 really good!
One thing that not all vendors mention, this isnt really a 170hz monitor. Its a 144hz monitor that can overclock to 170hz, and when you select it, it warns you that there can be flickering etc. Imo, that should be much more clearly advertised
how does this monitor compare to a GIGABYTE Gaming M27Q X 27 ?
Wondering the same
I just bought this earlier this week and it's arriving today!
Remind me what its like cause I just ordered one and its coming next week!
Price broda ?
In my country it is selling at $260 and I don't know if it is worth it to gaming in 2024
@@katv8680 It's really pleasant to use. Looks really nice and I could use 165hz without needing to overclock. I did have to increase the brightness a little bit.
@@pablodavidpicolasso6775 For me it was $156 on Amazon
is it better than the Asus VG27AQ version?
I just bought the monitor but it has a whitish and opaque color on the upper left side is it noticeable at all times is it normal?
Ordered this today on a whim. My new PC has the rtx 3060, 32gb ram. I currently have a BenQ xl2411p 144hz 1080p. This should be a noticeable upgrade, right? Still learning about pc/specs lol.
any review? am also considering this monitor coming from also 144hz FHD
@@sebastianreyes6396 I really enjoy it
@KLUTCHairsoft still good?
@naor9792 it isn't bad. Only issue was random black screens for hdr, and 1 missing pixel after just a couple of months.
The fact that his monitor is IPS with all the rest of the characteristics at this price range is insane.
It seems that on all these Asus IPS monitors picture is not stretched out all the way to the edges (bezel) of the monitor. There is something of a 5mm padding (black/empty) inside display area and inside of that "black frame" is the viewable picture. Is this the case with all newer monitors or just Asus. For example does this "display screen black frame" exists on other vendors monitors? Does this "display screen black frame" exists even on 3-side borderless monitors?
do you think the curved version from the same brand, and resolutions, would be better? even if it´s like 350 $
curved = not good
Would you recommend this one for the Xbox series x?
MY BIGGEST CONCERN IS LONGEVITY, something to get me thru 2030. Best recommendations?
Do you mean something that can make it through the 2030s (to 2040) or something that will hold up until 2031? Im not sure what you are trying to say?
@@ratreptile :2030-2031
What do you think of Sceptra IPS 27” 165Hz HDMI for PS5 or PS4 ? Thanking you in advance
Just bought one it’s beautiful
did u buy it for ps5?
thank you for great review , please i need help to pick a monitor . im playing diablo 4 , cod , lol . i not sure who should i pick :
asus tuf VG27AQA1A or VG27AQ1A , from what is see - one is ips and one is va panel . what should i chose ?
I am wondering the same, tell me if u find info pls
Did u ever find out?
How did you daisy chain your monitors together? Can you do it through the display port?
I have what is essentially a 1080p version of this monitor from asus from 2019. My monitor is too bright to use in my room at night because the lights in my room aren't very bright. It hurts my eyes to game past around 9pm, even on lowest brightness. Does this monitor have a similar issues? Thanks
The monitor has blue light reduction settings that should help you
is that a 100x100 mm vesa ?
Do I need pc in order to got to the web or can i only game on the monitor?
do you recommend buying this monitor in 2023....ik that this video isn't that old but it's just a question that I wanted to ask
This is good for since I’m getting a ps5 and can hook it up to the tuf gaming monitor for dead by daylight
got this but with ips panel for $150 on black friday :> absolute steal
thank you for the review, height adjustment is a big deal for me, have to go with the QL1A
Could u help me please, I can buy the AQL1A for 290 and the AQ1A for 240. But I don't know which one should I buy. Is the AQL1A really that much better?
@@aronkacsor6408 in my opinion the best budget monitor out there. Height adjustment a big deal. I forgot the specs of the AQ1A but get highest refresh rate
This a good match for PS5 with the new 1440 update?
I don’t know anything about this stuff
Plsssss answer me🙏🏼 8:32 how do i get those out?
What do you recommend this Asus vs KOORUI 27E3QK 240hz monitor? i am torn between these two models lol i think 240hz would be appropriate in same price range? but i dont have experience with KOORUI brand, thoug...
Man definitely would like to pair this would my lg monitor 27 120hz with 1440 for duel set up gaming on Xbox series s
BoxDay I bought the ASUS VG289QA1A I can not seem to find a youtube for the specfic mode, but I'm sure it's pretty simlar. Is there ways or shortcuts to chage the input to playing a game mode and chaing to using as desktop view?
Hey, I didn't use this monitor! So can you this monitor can play gaming without PC?
Yes it can
@@Floridascooterboys how
it cant, comment above trolling u
@@marko90 im not trolling you can use the monitor to play on ps5 or xbox he Dozen need a computer if is just for console gaming they come with hdmi inputs
@@Floridascooterboys I assumed he was asking if the monitor alone could play games lol, usually when someone is asking if its supported by console they mention console, ps5, xbox etc, could be a wrong assumption on my end, hard to tell with his broken English
My monitor is stuck at 60hz and i have no idea how to fix it. I tried turning off HDR on the pa5 and messed around changing from racing and FPS mode but still cant overclock. Any ideas?
Its a 60 Hz monitor and there is nothing you can do about it. My issue is that HDR on my ps5 looks so bland and lifeless. Does HDR look good on your monitor?
Even if this monitor has Free sync and other gaming technologies, 60 Hz makes all of them useless for ps5 since it doesnt support these features unless your monitor is 120 hz or higher. VRR is not supported on this monitor even if it has AMD free sync. All i hope for is that PS5 pro will fix everything
Those rubber grommets are stuck I can’t get them out! It’s a pain how did you get them out so easily?
what is the sRGB on this monitor ?
Before I purchase Is this good for ps5 and will it run 1440p on 120hz?
About VRR and the Valorant example, when your fps exceed yor monitors max refresh rate, VRR is NOT working. Depends on your gpu and the driver what happens here. I use fast sync with nvidia, i think there is sort of same for amd?!
I thought the VG27AQ1A was IPS while the VG27BQ was the TN panel.
You're right. this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Asus website clearly says it's IPS.
I have an HP omen 16 laptop. Rtx 3060. Wil this work well with it?
For sure
im assuming this monitors brightness hits 350 to around 400 nits in hdr if the sdr max brightness is 300 nits
I'm asking for advice. I intend to buy a gaming monitor, ( NOT for gaming primarily ), but to connect my Samsung Z Fold 3 smartphone, and to use the monitor as a second screen for the smartphone. Primarily to watch movies and videos. Occasionally, there will be some gaming, using my smartphone. I do have a gaming desktop PC, which is an entirely different set up, and I don't need any help with that. Question: Since my smartphone display is 1920 X 1080p resolution, with a refresh rate of 120hz, would I be wasting my money, if I bought a gaming monitor with a higher resolution, ( say, for instance 1440p, and a higher refresh rate, say, for instance 165 or 170 hz )? Wouldn't my monitor be "limited" by the capabilities of my smartphone, and therefore, I would "not" need a monitor higher than 1080p resolution, and also, no higher than a 120hz refresh rate? Same specifications as the smartphone's display? Is that true? Or, false? Thank you very much. I appreciate your input. I think the answer is obvious, ( even to me ), but I want to hear someone else tell me.
From Samsung “Wired: Supports DisplayPort over USB type-C. Supports video out when connecting via HDMI Adapter. (DisplayPort 4K UHD at 60 fps)” so you could technically go up to 4k, but 1440p 120hz may be your best bet. It just doesn’t provide refresh rate numbers for other resolutions outside of 4k
@@TechRoundUp I really appreciate your rapid, and thoughtful, response. Thanks very much. I want to know, whether my smartphone's display resolution specs, ( 1920 X 1080p ), and refresh rate spec, ( 120hz ), will be the "limit" that my new monitor will be bound to? I don't see how I can achieve 1440p resolution, connected to a smartphone that "tops out" at 1080p. If that's the case, then it would make "no sense", for me to buy a gaming monitor with a higher resolution, and faster refresh rate, ( because the new monitor will be connected to, and driven by, that smartphone ). Is my thinking right? Is that correct? Or, not? I want to buy the new gaming monitor today, ( immediately ), or as soon as I know what makes sense. Thanks again, very much. I appreciate your expertise.
The screen resolution of your phone will not match the usb-c output capabilities to an external monitor. The processor in the phone can support much higher resolution than 1080p, for an external monitor.
@@TechRoundUp So, buying a 1440p gaming monitor might be a good idea? How about refresh rate? Does the same hold true for that? Can my monitor go faster than 120hz? Because that's what the phone puts out. Thanks. And, if you don't mind educating me, a little, how do you know my smartphone's processor can push my monitor above 1080p? How could I look at the specs of my processor, and figure that out too, ( like you did )?
@@TechRoundUp Been shopping. Trying to take your advice, but every time I find a portable gaming monitor, ( with higher screen resolution than 1080p ), the refresh rate is only 60hz. Quad HD, 2K, and 4K portable monitors, all brag about their tremendous picture qualities, but when you look at their numbers closely, their refresh rates are all a sorry-assed 60hz. So, it looks like, I have to choose. Please help me understand? I guess the current state of technology in this area means, you can't get both, in the same monitor, ( for under $1,000. ), and I'm looking at "portable" monitors. Not desktop monitors... I think, I would rather have the "speed" of a faster refresh rate. Televisions are 60hz. That's nothing to brag about. Will I still get a clear picture on my screen with 1080p? Most of my time will be spent watching movies, amd videos, but when I do play games, 60hz is "unacceptable". What do you think? What would you buy?
Well, I have that monitor but I can't get the sound to come out of the speakers it has, I already tried with the buttons and from the Windows but the sound is activated, it comes out but you can't hear it?
Still using it ? Any flaws ? How satisfied are you gaming on 170hz ?
Does this monitor supports display port 1.4?
Maybe not...
Then how can this display port 1.2 supported monitor can show or provide us above 144 hz ?
did you figure out?
Is this VESA mountable? The back VESA spot seems to be blocked?
Good morning sir !
Happy New Years and best wishes to you. First of all. Thank you for making these videos. I highly appreciate you. Question, will this monitor work on a PS4 or PS5 ? If not, what other monitors you recommend for the PlayStation consoles I mention. Thanking you in advance. Best regards
It is compatible
Good day Sir !
Hope you day goes well and wishing you a wonderful day. Thank you for the reply. I appreciate you. Best regards. Blessings 😇🙏
I dont know.. this Monitor right here or LG ultragear 27gp850-b? I have rx6900xt
I have not long had this monitor. My RX5700 XT is running 4k at about 30 to 40 fps in most games, its going to have to do while i wait for prices to fall!
What app did you use that looks like SETTINGSSSS PLS TELL MEEE
They have it on best buy at $310 and a lg 32 inches from $450 at $350 right now. Wich one should i buy?
I have the Asus Tuf 32" 1440p 165hz and series s Xbox. I have to have it on 1440p and 60fps
And the settings just right on the tv for it to look any kind of decent.. not sure what I'm doing wrong.
This or the m27q p? This one is 299.00 rn. And is the height adjustable?
i was thinking about buy this for $189 cad my question is how bright can this monitor get let me know thanks
There are soooo many people comlaining about the fact, that it actually just runs 120hz without overclocking it... So it jumps down from 170hz to 120hz witch g-sync on. Did you experience this issue? I found a very good deal for this monitor, but now I'm so confused about this issue, it seems like the monitor actually just runs 120hz 😢 I would be sooooo thankful for an answer. My alternativ is a BenQ EX2710Q, also found a good deal. But yk time is running 😬
did you figure it out?
What should I do if it didn't help my quality at all? Apart from the colors, I have exactly the same quality as my old monitor. I looked in system settings, cable, graphics card, nothing worked ☹️ As before, it does not have a high pixel resolution and quickly pixelates small details and blurs strangely in videos.
Fr on my xbox this is not 1440 and I have a new generation xbox
I don't know if anyone will respond to this but I got this monitor as a impulse buy and did not see the adjustable stand option, can I buy the stand alone somewhere or does anyone have a monitor stand option next to this?
Bro I confused Between Asus vg27aq1a and Gigabyte m27q? What I do now?🙄
Any suggestions???
same I am wondering between those 2
what did you get. both almost seem identical but gigabyte one has adjustable height
What cables does it come with ? So i can buy them ?
Please help me. I'll buy this, but I want to be able to capture the graphics from the setup I'm going to do. I will probably get a PowerColor AMD Radeon 6800XT with a Ryzen 9 5900X. Will this monitor be able to capture those graphics from a game like Cyberpunk 2077, Gotham Knights and possibly Modern Warfare 2(2022)?
How do you connect a cpu to that monitor im new to gaming I want to get the rest I need for the monitor so I can run cod at 165hz
Am looking to buy asus vg27aqa1a will it work 1440p 120hz ps5 ? I don't see a big difference between aq1a and aqa1
Greetings
I had an Asus 1080p 75hz monitor, unfortunately broke on me after 4 years. Screen went white and never went back, idk why. I am a little concerned about buying another Asus for this reason, but at the same time this is such a good deal and I am looking to upgrade.
Everything from them has that problem for me I refuse to buy anything from them
@@kinghizexcellence so what monitor is the best with the same price
I bought the g1sn gaming laptop built by them. It worked until a year ago when it accidentally got stepped on. Best laptop for the money. I think at the time I paid $900. Maybe Asus just went downhill since then?
Please someone reply my comment, it's important to me
Does this monitor support 2k 120ghz on ps5? Because it is mentioned on the Asus website that 120ghz is only possible in 1080p and only 60ghz in 2k mode.
I do have kinda similar question, but for PC... it seems like asus is likely playing with the costumers and it actually just runs 120hz without overclocking 🧐 But yeah, idk the answer yet..
Yes! I bought it on blackfriday for 189. It supports 1440p 120hz on PS5, won’t support VRR because it is not hdmi 2.1 but that does not matter for me.
This but with 1080p or the LG 27GN600? (1080p aswell)
Seems like they change the stand. It is now attached to the vesa mount and it nows include height adjustment
So is this hdmi the same as the series s xbox?
HDMI is always the same shape.And if you mean if it has hdmi 2.1 idk i don’t have it
Anybody know anything about the Asus ROG Strix XG27AQ? Is it worth the extra money over the Tuf VG27AQ1A?
i just bought this and the listing said ips. Same model # so is it a newer year or just incorrect?
Hi I hope you see this cause I wanted to ask- If you would chose this monitor over the NZXT 27Q which I find to have equal specs I think but has better looks with the bezels being tiny. I’m really stuck and hope you can help
At that point, it’s mainly what you think looks better
@@TechRoundUp would you think the monitor would look good stacked, with a dual mount. Also do you feel the bezels are too thick
It's funny: There's a sticker on the monitor with "Nvidia G-SYNC" on it (7:19), but on the Asus webpage, there's nothing that says this monitor is G-SYNC compatible. Shopping is so hard these days, and it takes forever to research what is actually the truth.
I just bought this monitor but mine is 165hrz 🤷♂️, anyway I use it for my ps4 fps gaming. Interesting enough what are good settings for it when playing cod? I’m new af to this, I’ve been using 55” tvs. But this is night and day, I’m literally winning 60% more gun fights
I’m having the same issue where my yellows and greens are a little off and can’t find a solution
Arriving tomorrow!
How is it?
@NotJimbo pretty good to me
Bro how do I disable key lock I can’t find the quick start guide
I dont know why you didnt messure the monitor for us. Height from ground to Monitor for example. I already got the bigger brother VG27AQL1A with adjustable stand and pivot function. I wanna buy a second monitor but the VG27AQL1A costs 499 EUR and this VG27AQ1A costs 295 EUR.
Could u help me please, I can buy the AQL1A for 290 and the AQ1A for 240. But I don't know which one should I buy. Is the AQL1A really that much better?
@@aronkacsor6408Depends if you need the adjustable hight or the pivot function...
Hello guys
I got an Asus Tuf F15 laptop some time ago. (rtx 4060 and core i7 12700h with 1080p screen). Normally, in the settings section, my resolution goes up to 1080p (of course, I can change it to 4k with DSR). Today I got an asus tuf vg27aq1a monitor (2k 170hz), now when I go to the resolution section, without activating dsr, I can still choose 4k!! with the difference that in this case it goes up to 60hz. I wanted to know what's going on? Is this real 4k or has it been upscaled? should i use it?
When i switch to 4k , even my monitor says it is 4k 60hz( when i use the joystick thing in back of it)
I came to this video to see if there is any mention of this exact situation in the video or in the comments (and if not to comment about it looking for some answers).
I just bought this monitor few days ago, (I'm very satisfied with it so far) and I have exactly the same situation. It was advertised as 144p 170Hz (which works fine), however I have option of 4K 60Hz out of the box, and I didn't mess around with settings in Nvidia control panel, or something similar.
What I suspect happed is that this was supposed to be a 4K model, but it was defective in some way, most likely couldn't do more than 60Hz at 4K (and maybe it was supposed to be a 100Hz 4K model). Another possibility is that it was some discontinued 27 inch 4K model (discontinued in the early stages of production). In either case instead of scraping it (and completely loosing money on it) they decided to sell it as a 144p model, but in our case they forgot (or something) to flash appropriate 144p firmware to it, so we ended up with a 4K monitor. Essentially we won a silicon lottery with monitors.
I didn't notice any dead pixels on my monitor.
Did you find any more information on this? I find this whole situation very fascinating.
@@marinsako nope i give up on this long time ago