ASUS TUF Gaming VG27VQ
1920 x 1080 pixels, 27"
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Yes, these artefacts exist and they are super annoying and interfere with playing.
For me, these artefacts disappeared when the "Variable OD" is set to zero in the monitor settings.
i have the same problem on the nvidia rtx 4070. are you using display port or hdmi?
Former employee
2 years ago
You are right. Thank you for pointing this out, we have corrected the error.
Well, I'm not exactly thrilled with the thing either.
@Cedricmenzi05
I don't use it in a combination with a second one. But I could imagine that it will take some getting used to with the curved screen. I find the curvature quite strong allso I would say. It's not suitable for that. but if this product has a 30 day return policy. Just order it and return it if it doesn't fit.
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Yes an external power supply unit is supplied, with an HDMI and a display port cable.
ca. 80.5cm x 33.5cm
The description and the reference to Fast IPS come directly from the manufacturer, which also advertises the product on its website.
Unless it says "verified return" above the cart button, it is a new item.
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It's a good screen, but I'm not sure if it's suitable for the purpose you have in mind. Unfortunately, I can't say. LG
The pixel density is specified as 0.232mm on the ASUS product page. Please correct the value here :)
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To adjust the data you either have to send an email to Digitec or you can adjust it yourself if you are logged in. Unfortunately the comment here is useless :D
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Thanks for the tip, I have just reported the error. The monitor apparently only supports 16.7 million colours, i.e. 8 bit + FRC (Frame Rate Control).
I use this screen. How can I tell if my computer is sending 2.0 or 2.2?
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No, an HDMI was not included.
But a diplay port, USB and power cable
Galaxus
6 months ago
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The 180 Hz refresh rate can be achieved via both DisplayPort and HDMI, as the monitor has HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4, both of which support the transmission of 180 Hz at the corresponding resolution.
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The screen supports VESA 100x100 and weighs less than 10KG (8.10 KG), so yes it does seem compatible.
Mine is fixed to the wall with a Slim VESA 100x100, all stuck against the wall and it's Top :-)
Unfortunately, we do not have a power supply for this monitor in our range. Perhaps a universal charger could work, but unfortunately I cannot say which connection would fit.
The ASUS TUF Gaming VG32WQ3B monitor has a height of around 42.3 cm without stand and 53.3 cm with stand.
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Yes, the product has eye-friendly features. It is equipped with Flicker-Free technology, which reduces screen flickering, and a Low Blue Light filter, which minimises the harmful blue light components. These functions help to reduce eye strain during long periods of use.
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Hello, just connect it to HDMI and you're done.
Really? Take a look at the pictures, you can clearly see that it has 2 HDMI and 1 display port. I can find great results in 3 seconds with a Google search, it's quicker than asking the Community :-)
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Yes and yes. My son also has it on the PS5. The stand is always included.
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Hello, here are the differences:
The WQ has lower response time than the WQ1B. (much lower - 9ms vs 16ms)
The WQ has an adjustable height stand with swivel and it can tilt as well, however the WQ1B can only tilt and swivel.
The WQ1B has 120% srgb wide color gamut, while the WQ has only 100% sRGB color gamut.
The WQ has lower energy efficiency than the WQ1B.
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The 180Hz can be achieved by activating "Overclocking" in the "Gaming" screen settings. 165Hz is the maximum setting in standard mode.
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