Acer Predator X34GS

WX, Andy-, (, Andy laughing ). The last thing I'll say about this monitor, and maybe the most interesting thing to me is that when the first one launc...

They both can run 10 bit colors at 240hz, both can be overclocked to 270hz, both have ULMB, both have the same amazing pixel response, and both seem to have the exact same panel. I've been taking advantage of the Amazon extended holiday return policy and have tried about 10 different monitors in the last couple months. I have an RTX 3080, 10900k, and 32gigs ram so I wanted a beast monitor. Nothing has come close to the new Acer 1440p, 270hz (overclocked) monitors.

* OSD seems capable with plenty of options, but I haven't figured out what they all do yet (my first Acer Predator) and I'm unable to find a manual online. Issues so far. * Lines / artifacting - only experienced on my work laptop, which is older and set to 60hz (and probably still struggling). Happened once or twice, late at night, and I was able to fix this by disabling f.lux and resuming full brightness / blue color balance.

Acer Predator X34GS - still looks like a gaming screen, but not nearly as much as others; some posts suggest the KVM is terrible to use. 2.

​. The Acer Predator was deemed the best monitor out, so I order one from Acer.

Predator x34gs - 934€. Asus xg349c - 1050€. In this selection, only the Alienware is native Gsync so I might end up relaxing this criteria to Gsync compatible. Then the LG seems the most interesting but I have seen many complaints on LG's quality control so I prefer paying the extra for the x34gs that so far seems pretty nice with good build quality.