Predator X27

I'm getting really bad screen flicker with screen scaling enabled setting it to gpu based scaling seems to fix it Multi monitor setup OnlyScreens that seem to flicker in setup are Acer x27 bmiphzx And a lg c4 My acer predator cg437k doesn't seem to get any flicker with display scaling set

What you're looking for is pretty specific, and tbh finding exact GSYNC certification on newer models can be tricky since many now use 'GSYNC Compatible' instead. The Acer Predator X27U is a 27-inch OLED 240Hz monitor that should work with GSYNC via compatibility mode. If you need native GSYNC hardw

Acer Predator X27 that’s it. nothing after it’s none of the new ones just the first x27.

Since last year, I use a 77 inch LG C4. I use the same for all my consoles and PC now. I could never go back to a monitor. I bought one of the early 4K/144hz monitors back in 2018 (Acer X27) for a ridiculous amount of money. £1750 at the time. I later upgraded to a 55 inch LG CX, which I had at a de

I bought a used 144Hz Acer Predator x27 and an ROG Swift monitor with the same panel a few years ago. Very good price to performance ratio (sorry I know you said 32", you can look at the older ASUS monitors if you specifically want that dimension)! They don't compare to the 32" 240Hz 4K OLED though.

Used Acer X27 for many years. The first real hdr monitor. Swapped to G80SD qd oled later. Oled much better unless you play in a bright room and consume overly bright content. Miniled have better pop when you play bright hdr youtube demos due to sheer brightness but oled easily wins when it comes to

I have the Acer X27 and i love that monitor. Too bad this Redmi has the same amount of led zones as the Acer, as i was wondering if there are better monitors already (with a higher density leds). But it looks like i have to wait a bit longer.

All I need is an improvement over my now dead Acer X27. I'd even settle for just as good for under $600.

MiniLED is trash, get an OLED. Source: My Asus PG27UQ and Acer Predator x27 can't hold a candle to an Asus 32" OLED. They are useful second monitors.