i need this one. iam using 27gl850b and honestly its bad. i was forced to use gsync vsync rtss 144 cap with reflex mode otherwise fps games were unplayable with screen tearing and so on . now its smooth but damn its time for something new
I didn't notice any screen flickering when I tested this monitor's VRR, but once again, the games I played usually kept stable framerates. Usually, this happens with OLEDs when the fps goes from low to high really fast (often during loading screens) so it kinda depends on the game... But, I'll test it again with the latest firmware just in case
@robertuskurniawan2166 I tested it with CSGO and Valorant, and Just as I thought, no flicker or black screen at all... is it because of the new firmware? who knows
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i need this one. iam using 27gl850b and honestly its bad. i was forced to use gsync vsync rtss 144 cap with reflex mode otherwise fps games were unplayable with screen tearing and so on . now its smooth but damn its time for something new
Either this or the AW2725DF, both are great
Very informative and precise video 👍🏾
Thank you :)
New firmware for this monitor release today. It fix VRR Flicker. Can you test it? Thanks
I didn't notice any screen flickering when I tested this monitor's VRR, but once again, the games I played usually kept stable framerates. Usually, this happens with OLEDs when the fps goes from low to high really fast (often during loading screens) so it kinda depends on the game... But, I'll test it again with the latest firmware just in case
@@Reatbyte thanks
@robertuskurniawan2166 I tested it with CSGO and Valorant, and Just as I thought, no flicker or black screen at all... is it because of the new firmware? who knows
@@Reatbyte thanks for your info
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