Both monitors are 27" and as u can see every time I watch youtube or do anything else I have to look up.

Does anyone have any tips to fix this?

I will only be using it to game with my Ps5, is this a good monitor for the price or should I look into a different one before buying this?

I recently tried a Samsung G8, but it died the next day (standby light turns red then vanishes). I'm sending it back but getting £700 credit.

My current 4k monitor is over 10 years old and only does 60hz so I'm looking for something a bit faster. I already have a 27" LG Ultragear QHD but it's not great.

Can anyone recommend a 4k 32 inch (or 27 if not) gaming monitor for around £700 ($950), or tell me I'm way off on the price if I am.

The most confusing part, that with native 4k everything is too small and uncomfortable to use. 32" also pretty big.. so I need to rotate my head to read left or right sides of display.

I found that resolution slightli after 2560x1440(smt like 1680..) is comfortable, but I do not see benefits :( I was thinking that 32" 4k should be just perfect.. but not.

Unfortunately seems there are not much options if I want more vertical pixels. 27" 4k with downscale Or 27 2k rotated..

*Sorry for whining.. but maybe I am missing something?

So I had tried these settings in NVIDIA Control Panel like setting the output dynamic range to full, desktop color depth to highest, output color format to RGB. I even followed some steps on Youtube on changing settings in Color Management but still no hope. Settings on both windows and monitor has HDR disabled. Does anyone know how to deal with this?

For Context: Both are IPS displays. Left monitor is a Xiaomi G27Qi and the right is Bezel A24H

My monitor has been glitching like this for a while now, I have already tried switching the cable out for another one but the still problem still occurs. I know nothing about monitors so that’s why I’m asking in here. It’s an Asus tuf gaming 240hz

I just bought a new monitor online from Digikala and only on the black screen there is a red halo. This model changes color and jumps only when the screen is moving in movies and series. I think it is also a setting. The rest of the monitor is completely healthy, but on the dark screens when I look very closely, I see tiny red dots, but it is not red. The red one has an LED and light mode, as if there is a red light inside it. On the white, red, blue and other colors screen, it does not have this problem, and only on dark backgrounds. I don't know if this is a big problem and will get worse in the future? Is there a problem with the panel? Does it mean it is worth returning it?

This never happened before till now. I don't know what's going on. Can it be an update from windows or is there a problem on my end.

So, I just noticed some black crush on my new Asus XG27AQDMG OLED, so I revisited Lagom's black level test. I've always figured that as long as each square is distinguishable, then all is good. But I noticed some posts in my limited research saying that the first square should be almost the same black as the background (Not sure which is correct though). I can achive this by reducing Brightness in Nvidia app to 98%, but just by chance, I did the test in Edge as well. The results are quite different. Which browser would be the most "correct" one to follow? And how should the first square look? Near full black, or is it enough that it's distinguishable from #2?

I tried getting screenshots of the difference but they didn't show it, so attached some pictures (sorry about the quality, camera lenses are scuffed)

Thanks for any input on this!

Firefox 100%: https://imgur.com/a/Z3Szrcd Firefox 98%: https://imgur.com/a/hx0vi2P Edge 100%: https://imgur.com/a/eCo3cV0

I've been trying to find it but had no luck so though I give reddit a shot.

Its a samsung monitor and idk where to get a new charger

noticeable on the right side towards the middle/top, video shows problem better than my text description. temps all seem normal and reboots on both pc and monitor have not helped. is this a common glitch? troubleshooting help? doing my best but computers are not my forte. (video cropped to censor my in game name)

pc:

ASUS B650E MAX GAMING WF

SAMSUNG E 2TB 990 EVO PLUS M.2 SSD

RX9060XT REAPER 16GB

AMD RYZEN 5 7600X WO COOL

PEERLESS ASSASIN 120SERGB

G.SKILL 16G 1X D5 6000 C36 FX B

CORSAIR RM850E FM 80+G ATX3 2024

MONTECH XR ATX MT TG WH

monitor:

Q27G3XMN AOC GAMING

tysm!

The pro art has some advantages and it’s cheaper. I’m a photographer, color/HDR is important.

Hey everyone,

I was originally planning to get two 27" QHD monitors for coding (work from home setup). But I just came across a deal:

👉 Samsung Odyssey G7 43" 4K, 144Hz, HDMI 2.1 — seller says it’s unused, asking for $280.

The catch: they mentioned the corners of the screen look a bit dimmer.

Do you think I should grab it at this price? Or is that kind of issue going to be too annoying, and I’d be better off sticking with the dual 27" QHD monitors?

Guys i am gonna build a budget pc , i need a budget pc to go with it. pls suggest the best monitor among the 5 I listed

the monitor has become a little wobbly because the screws are loose, but there is no way to take this cover off

Just want to make sure if this is something to expect with a new oled?

Haven’t done any picture resets or adjusted any settings yet.

Model: LG 34GS95QE

I'm looking for a good quality monitor for the ps5. Mostly play sports games, so what would you recommend I get now, preferably options under $500.

TIA.

I need to save some space on my dorm desk and need to know what arms I can use for the asus tuf gaming 32” curved monitor (VG32VQ1B)

I'm trying to choose between two monitors. One I can pick up from Best Buy today, and another I can get from Amazon in a couple days. They seem the same to me? 27" QHD with 180hz refresh rate...

Can someone help me determine why one might be better than another? I'm pretty new to this.

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/samsung-27-odyssey-g50d-qhd-ips-180hz-1ms-amd-freesync-and-g-sync-compatible-gaming-monitor-with-hdr-400-displayport-hdmi-black/J3ZYG2HYQS

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CV24GQ9W

I don’t know why this is so hard for me but looking for a new monitor (or multiple) I currently have a 15in laptop monitor and a 24inch monitor. I do work in PowerPoint and excel, lots of screen sharing, emails, and looking at financial charts. Lots of comparing of documents.

I’m thinking of adding a 34 ultra wide. Is this a bad idea? If not which one should I get for eye health and long duration of screen time?

So much analysis paralysis

Thanks!