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@jerrorr_ Nice!!! 👏

It’s working! Huge thanks for the help @iamtechless

@maximevince Thanks! I'm sure the ULX will get a chance to prove that eventually🙂

@iamtechless Great use of XLAT with an external solenoid and external switch! I know I'm not exactly impartial here, but the Finalmouse ULX would have gotten the lowest weight and the best wireless tech (best polling stability, lowest latency numbers) in your review. So unfortunate it's missing from the list.

What's the deal with all these name spam comments on YouTube? Like what they're even trying to achieve? My comment section is flooded.

@TFTCentral Did you check the SDR brightness with a gray background? You're in for a surprise...

Our new favourite 27" OLED monitor! Check out our full review of the Dell Alienware AW2725DF, with its 360Hz QD-OLED panel here: tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell-a…

@ticklevi @Alienware Backlight strobing can be important too. Would you wanna use backlight strobing? And what's your PC hardware?

@iamtechless @Alienware hey, i was wondering what you think is the absolute best gaming monitor out right now considering ms delay and refresh rate and such. I have this screenshot but i feel like it may be a little outdated.

The AW2725DF is up to 40 nits brighter in test suites than with actual content. What is going on @Alienware ? The whole story: youtu.be/Cr6x35C3xtU?si…

@ticklevi @Alienware And 480 Hz OLEDs are coming out very soon as well as the XL2586X. I wouldn't worry too much about delay or lag as all of these top tier monitors are insanely quick. Response times, refresh rate, size, resolution and brightness make a bigger difference.

@ticklevi @Alienware Hey man I've seen your videos! There are a lot of top tier monitors for competitive gaming right now that would qualify for that title. The PG248QP certainly is among them. But there's also the PG27AQN, the XL2566K and the 360 Hz OLEDs.

@FatalBabo Yes, Gamer 1, RGB 50-50-43

Did some testing on the new firmware of the LG 27" OLED: For the highest brightness with 100% APL use a contrast setting of 63. Setting the contrast to 70 gives you the same brightness as the Asus PG27AQDM for APLs of 75% and lower, with severe dimming for larger APLs.

@xTheWhale_ @BlurBusters Sounds interesting🤔

Who is able to verify our esport panel ? Display is new and more advanced than the benq 2566k. @BlurBusters u want to do this? Coz the monitor also has BFI and U can do whatever U want with the strobe.

@BijanJamshidi Congrats!

Oh shit 50K

@BijanJamshidi Feel's bad.. Have you tried this already? youtu.be/5pvtiV3B_nE?t=…

Welp my beautiful LG 38GN950 just got its first dead pixel 😭 Maybe this is a sign to get one of those QD OLED’s? 😉

@iamtechless AOC is using once again a new panel in the AOC 24G2. Is it the old one again, a better version of it, a completely different one? Might be interesting to revisit once again... reddit.com/r/Monitors/com…

@ASUS what's G-Sync Compatible READY? Just an euphemism for "NO G-Sync Certification"?

@pcmonitors @xm3lite We got that all wrong: 1ms is their warranty period 😆

@xm3lite As is the 1ms no doubt. Although it doesn't say what takes 1ms. 😆

Currently reviewing the #Acer XV282K KV. 28" 144Hz '4K' IPS model with HDMI 2.1 and USB-C - pcmonitors.info/acer/acer-xv28….

@AOC_Gaming finally released a statement regarding their quiet panel change of the 24G2 series. In short: - sorry for the confusion - second version will be discontinued Better late than never. I think they should release the V2 under a different name though. @HardwareUnboxed

@SkillLimiter @HardwareUnboxed @AOC_Gaming "TPM238WF1" denotes the old panel. However I also wonder how Panda was involved, as this is a panel series from TPV.

YouTube channel Techless discovered that @AOC_Gaming has quietly updated the 24G2 with an inferior panel That is very dodgy and means we can't really recommend it any more youtube.com/watch?v=JMVg3k…

@BijanJamshidi Meanwhile I'm sitting here casually editing with 16 gigs in Resolve...

Can Premiere just not take all my RAM plz?

@zh0ux1ang I probably will review a few more creator focused displays in the future. Though I have to say "factory calibration" usually is pretty useless unless you're working in a single specific gamut to which the monitor is calibrated to, or the monitor allows to choose the gamut.