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SkinnyPupp · 03-05-2019, 04:19 PM

Text on it is not that great TBH, but it's not like I think about it constantly while reading. You definitely notice it though.

I have an RMA set up for this monitor, for the bright light leakage around the edges. Hopefully I can get it replaced. Honestly I would have preferred if the store let me return it and spend more for a better monitor.

I would probably switch to one of the G-Sync ones, since Freesync doesn't work perfectly on GeForce cards yet. You can notice some flickering on transitions. I wouldn't even mind going back to TN, the quality and viewing angle on this Asus VA panel isn't spectacular. It's tough man, gaming monitors are kind of shitty, but if you want high refresh rate for a decent price, you have to give up quite a bit in other parts.

Think about what is most important to you, and decide based on that.

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SkinnyPupp Hacked RS to become a mod Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Sunny Hong Kong Posts: 55,120 Thanked 25,922 Times in 9,112 Posts Failed 1,574 Times in 720 Posts Member's Picture Albums	Text on it is not that great TBH, but it's not like I think about it constantly while reading. You definitely notice it though. I have an RMA set up for this monitor, for the bright light leakage around the edges. Hopefully I can get it replaced. Honestly I would have preferred if the store let me return it and spend more for a better monitor. I would probably switch to one of the G-Sync ones, since Freesync doesn't work perfectly on GeForce cards yet. You can notice some flickering on transitions. I wouldn't even mind going back to TN, the quality and viewing angle on this Asus VA panel isn't spectacular. It's tough man, gaming monitors are kind of shitty, but if you want high refresh rate for a decent price, you have to give up quite a bit in other parts. Think about what is most important to you, and decide based on that.