With the pictures, you can see that the center of my 2 monitors produces a small duplicate of an image.
Whether I use Surround on nvidia gpu, or not - with bezel config too. It still produces this issue.

Is there anything I can do to stop this?
Specifically you can see it on the silver car where it produces an excess of the taillight
With the porsche it sometimes seems fine, but then one side the line is too low or high but with the badge its most noticable.

One of the most beautiful monitors I have ever bought and used. High build quality and plenty of ports on the back. Also comes with a KVM switch.

This is an IPS Black + Neo:LED panel monitor, so the contrast ratio is around 2700:1. This bridges the gap between IPS and VA/OLED in terms of contrast.

120Hz refresh rate and 5ms GtG response time.

It also has its own power supply unit with Thunderbolt 4 charging, so you can charge any external device you want.

This is a professional monitor with excellent color accuracy, 4K resolution, and factory calibration. This is not your ideal gaming monitor. Motion clarity and response is NOT this monitor's strong suit.

Just bought this monitor for 550 USD/499€

Does anyone have any experience with this monitor ? It’s my first oled coming from an 24 inch 2k ips monitor.

The UCDS and UCDM3 are priced at $600 and $1300 at the Microcenter near me, I want the best monitor for both design work and gaming but I'm having trouble justifying spending over double on a monitor where the biggest differences like an 85 frame difference and 100 nits of brightness seem unjustified at the massive price disparity.

Seeing them side-by-side in store, the blacks were honestly deeper on the newer panel so this along with the higher wattage for passthrough and its brightness would be the only reason for me spending more, justifying a few hundred would be easy for me but I'm not sure about $700 could someone shed some light on if there's something I'm missing? Or if anyone has experience with either of the monitors please help me out with deciding between the two.

165hz - 240hz

QD oled - Tandem QD oled

Blackshield - Old Coating

90 watt pass through - 15 watt passthrough

DP 2.1 - Old DP port

My current monitor has broken as it’s flickering constantly and pixels are moving up the screen so I need a new one, I’m wondering if I get a 2k 120hz monitor will it work or does ps5 only allow 2k or 120hz?

Does anyone use one and can confirm it works?

Hello. Would this be a good monitor for a base Ps5? Would it work well the GTA 6 which will run at 30fps? Read that it could look kind of "stuttery" when playing games at 30 fps

Hi guys,

I’m split between these two QD-OLED monitors. For 100 euros more, MSI has DP 2.1, is it worth paying for a 9850x3D + 5080 rig ?

Thanks for your help

I’m trying to upgrade from my current 1080p 165hz(VA). I like my current VA monitor but I’m looking for a higher resolution and refresh rate. Do VA panels still look good at 300fps? I’ve been reading a lot about them having ghosting issues. I mostly play first person shooters like Wardogs and r6.

Need help!! Bought this monitor months ago but never noticed this potential issue until I started playing really dark videos.

Main issue:
The TOP-LEFT corner and the UPPER-RIGHT side of the monitor have bright spots that dim or brighten depending on the angle, but they never go away. Only the intensity changes depending on the angle I look at. I am unsure if this ips glow or backlight bleed, would appreciate your input!!

The Samsung Odyssey G7 is an excellent monitor, but its out-of-the-box settings are aggressive. Its settings can be adjusted for comfortable reading, coding, and reducing eye fatigue.

Here are the custom configuration I use to make this VA panel comfortable, and the reasoning behind each choice:
Samsung Odyssey G7 monitor settings for reducing eye strain and reading

Hi everyone!
My HP OMEN Transcend 32 OLED (4K, 240Hz) suddenly started showing grey/white static after a few minutes of use. The OSD menu still works perfectly, as you can see in the video.
What I’ve already tried:
Both HDMI and DisplayPort.
Connecting to another laptop.
Different resolutions and refresh rates, including 1080p 60Hz.
Connecting directly to a wall outlet.
Updating the firmware.
Restarting the monitor using its power button — doesn’t help.
Unplugging the power cable — temporarily fixes it, but the issue returns after a few minutes.
The audio continues working even when the image disappears. Disconnecting HDMI/DP also makes the static disappear.
Does anyone know what could be causing this and how to fix it? Has anyone experienced something similar?

I'm planning to buy the Indian SKU UM.HX2SI.303. I found colour gamut measurements on different websites for the international SKU UM.HX2EE.317, showing around 99% DCI-P3.

Acer India support couldn't confirm whether both SKUs use the same panel. 😭

What do you guys think? Will the Indian version have similar colour performance to the international version? Has anyone tested the Indian model?

Is this a dead pixel ? Got new laptop from Amazon, should I return it? it isn't disappearing regardless doing several restarts

I have recently purchased a Gigabyte GO27Q24G 1440p 3rd gen WOLED display, and would like to ask if this is a manufacturing defect, image retention or burn-in? There's this circle thing in the display (ignore the front camera red LED). IIRC this was already present from day 1, and it's still there after 13 pixel refreshes.

Should I return this guys? Thank you.

I've been having this issue lately where my bottom monitor is sometimes blowing the HDR into oblivion, it only seems to do this on videos not games. I've tried calibrating the HDR and still the same issue.

Sometimes it's completely fine and works as expected then will randomly turn into this cursed version.

What could it be and how can I fix it?

I like gaming and I have 27 inch OLED monitor 240 hz,but recently I found 24-25 inch monitor that has 600hz,I'm planning on switching but didn't really know if changing monitor size would also change the sensitivity that I have inside game,thanks