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They had three at canada computers when I was buying my legion notebook, the day before the firmware update came out. Should have just done it.

Maybe my AW3423DW was defective then, because I had excel lines I couldn't get rid of in 3 weeks.

Ya, that's why I'm wondering what is available without any tweaking.

Any flicker feedback on the new firmware?

I think this is a misunderstood benefit: Light on the screen raises all colors, we just notice the blacks. So brightness scales a little to the brightness of the room.

You set the brightness as low as you can stand.

I'd like to know what the max refresh on HDMI is with DSC disabled.

Switch? Or Dark Souls 1?

How is the near black overshoot when using 60Hz?

You don't want an OLED for static work like drawings.

There was a toggle in the pre-release firmware versions. I use a triple monitor setup, so DSC is a no-no for me.

Perfect. I currently use 140nit for gaming in a black room, so I personally am not interested in getting blasted by 1000nit if I can still get most of the range this way.

Is there a DSC toggle in the OSD? Seems to be debate over whether it was removed.

If you use the HDR400 mode and lower the HDR brightness in Windows, does the peak stay around 400?

My plan is to get a triple mount on one arm and swing the left to center for gaming. I use the left for media and console/emulators now, so it will either be a black wallpaper with nothing on it, or media content.

Would you not turn off FALD on desktop regardless?

Firs thing you should try is turning Vivid Pixel to 0. Assuming it has that setting, which most Asus models do.

If I can calibrate the SDR range to 140nits, then have the rest of the range scale to 400nits, I'm happy. I don't get the appeal of squinting.

DSC, nothing you can do other than drop to 144Hz.

The LG version has that new subpixel order, so maybe that's the winner after all.

Ya, neither did I. Sold out on Bestbuy Canada this morning in like 2 min. Don't buy from scalpers, only makes this worse.

Ya, I copied the wrong one. That was day 0 right when it released, so every mario streamer was playing it at the same time. The AGDQ vid I changed it to was the one I was going for, 2.5M views in 4 years. The guy the hack is named after is a sponsored Red Bull athlete, and does national bar...

Does this look like the Mario you remember? There's a huge community around these hacks. It's an extra selling point if the lag is close enough to CRT, many of the inputs need to be frame-perfect timing. https://youtu.be/GY0HnqnYMO8?t=43

So... my question about Super Mario World was legitimate. Speedrunners currently still use CRT for clarity and input lag reasons. Grand Poo World 3 was #1 on Twitch for like a week when it came out in November.

Super Mario World.

Has anyone tested out SMW on this? How does it feel?

Time to visit Ravenholm.

That's the thing, it's 99% SDR. Only the newest titles have HDR and fewer actually work correctly.

Am I crazy for only caring about good sRGB performance?

I think this is in reference to the gap between pixel rows.

I would guess less light gets through per watt as well, judging by how heavy and thick the 32GQ950 is.

Listing Dough as the makers of anything is hilarious.

The spacing is actually between the lcd layer and the backlight. That's why when you look at the edge from an extreme angle, some of the pixels move off of the backlight. More distance allows for more even spread now that the market is obsessed with thin bezels. Previous the leds were...

Better backlight uniformity.

I like the AW designs the most as well, that sucks.

That's space for pixel shifting.

XG27AQMR has better contrast and blue light than the others.

UFO test please. Or Smooth Frog if you're feeling ambitious.

Anyone see anything on the VG32UQA1A yet?

I saw that review as well. Mine was inaudible and I run a very silent system. I suspect that it has to do with the brightness you run and ambient room temp. Or, more likely it was a defective unit.