I've been using it for about and hour and a half now and so far I love it. The brightness was a bit high and the colors not that good out of the box but I was able to tune it to the point where it looks pretty close to my previous ips monitor. Here are the settings I used.
OSD:
Brightness: 50
Contrast: 50
Black Level: 2
Super Sharpness: On
Gamma: 2.4
Color Temp: Normal
nVidia Control Panel:
Saturation: 105
So far there are no dead/ stuck pixels and it is showing no signs of burn in.
The monitor itself is beautiful. The matte finish and faux metal stand looks awesome and the matte screen is amazing too. The spring loaded height adjustment is weighted perfectly, I tried adjusting it before putting the screen on and it was fairly hard to move but once I put the screen on I can adjust it with one finger. Assembly was very easy and so is disassembly, to remove the screen from the stand there is a button underneath that you press and lift the monitor away. I tested the 144hz capabilities playing some csgo and it is noticeably soother then 60hz, unfortunately I can't attest to the freesync capabilities since I only have a 270X which isn't freesync compatible. The OSD requires a little getting used to and I had to read the manual to learn how to navigate it. Also a weird little thing I found is that when you enable one of the modes (game mode for instance) when you turn that mode back off it reverts to the default settings and you have to manually adjust it again, there may be a way to save your settings but I haven't found it yet. I haven't tested the monitor speakers but according to all the other reviews they are terrible. It's also a pretty heavy monitor so be aware of that in case it's an issue. For me it's a positive because with the old monitor it would always wobble when I typed, not anymore. Overall I really love this monitor and it was worth every penny.
| Standing screen display size | 24 Inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 Pixels |
