TUF Gaming VG27AQ

Y en Argentina no hay ningún panel nuevo creo. Si te fijas arriba de 240hz no hay nada jaja. Y 240hz como digo salió hace más de 10 años, hoy ya hay paneles de 600hz o 800hz. Después tenés otros que acá recomiendan a lo loco que es el VG27AQL3A-J. Pero justamente, es el ''refresh'' del vg27aql1a , q

Depende lo que se te rompa de un monitor generalmente es más rentable comprar otro que arreglarlo, sea la marca que sea. Si son componentes electrónicos (un capacitor o algo así) da igual que sea KTC porque la marca no hace esos componentes, es encontrar la capacidad que coincida y listo, y si es el

Yes, I obviously know to be looking at the monitor straight ahead...I play on an Xbox Series X, so some of this doesn't work unfortunately...Yeah, my ASUS VG27AQ had a manual Saturation setting and I used to always have it cranked up a bit to make colors more vibrant. Unfortunately, I can't do that

Just a good ol' Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ. Best info I could fine was on RTINGS where they have a custom ICC profile and some settings to get "the most" out of this monitor and the calibration is made in Racing mode. SRGB mode does indeed look nice but I think it's locked at 80nits? Couldn't managed to

Plug your monitor into a PC, download the ICC profile from here: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/tuf-vg27aq (under post-calibration) Once it's installed, go to 4:30 in this video and follow along (change the settings on your physical MONITOR and NOT in windows): https://www.youtube.com/w

Thanks for that input sir, I just got done with a gaming session if CS and see that it does have some frame pacing issues with minimal smearing with rtings settings but not as bad as I was dreading. VA has come a long way. The colors and contrast with the full array is also insane coming from the VG

My best pick according to my research when I planned to buy a 27 inch 1440p monitor. (ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ {better image upscaling algorithm} LG27GL850 {best overall} GIGABYTE M27Q {HDR400, decent contrast ratio but BGR subpixel layout instead of RGB})

I’ve owned the vg27aq not sure which exact one but they’re very good monitors. It’s a very good balance between fidelity and performance for an ips monitor. The colors were very vibrant, even more so than the oled monitor I upgraded to. The literal only downside to the monitor was light bleeding on

Los recomiendo porque los colores se miran mucho mejor en IPS, y me pasó igual tuve un Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ y después pase a un BenQ Mobiuz EX2710U y fue increíble el cambio del panel aunque también es El Asus era QHD y el BenQ 4k y el cambio lo noté solo jugando en xbox series x no lo cheque en p