VG27AQL5A

Older ASUS panels had really bad bleeding. Bleeding shouldn't really be normalized in 2026, since there're $200 monitors out there without it. There're IPS panels like the KTC H27E6. Or the new ASUS VG27AQL5A. That has pretty much 0 bleeding. For example my own KTC H27E6 blacks look like this, and i

Yyy acá creo que no hay ninguno para competitivos jaja. Es medio un nicho y no hay tantos modelos con buen BFI (que es lo que necesitas para eso). Igual en amazon está con -40% off el nuevo monitor de ASUS que es básicamente el mejor monitor que podés conseguir sacando los OLED hoy en día. https://w

My asus vg27aql5a with the same contrast ratio doesnt have this problem. Whites are very bright almost to the very edge of the screen. It has some red spots but very minor. Maybe it has something to do with the quantum dots making it worse. https://imgur.com/gallery/g-B67x5eP

I put this together for you. Not knowing what your budget is, forced me to guess at some parts choices, but I’ll try to mention some alternate choices you could consider. CPU: The 9800X3D is the fastest CPU for gaming. CPU COOLER: The Phantom Spirit is a phenomenal air cooler. MOTHERBOARD: The Asus

From my experience, regular IPS monitor is better than new Mini-led monitor Recently got a ASUS IPS (VG27AQL5A) And a LG 55QNED92 TV ASUS is fine but the TV is blurry during high fps and sometimes teared images

Good monitor - sure, a beast. OLED is the best when it comes to image quality because it doesn't have the backlight, dark/black area of the image/video/game it shows would be pitch black, which is awesome. The issue with it is that it is quite expensive - There are much cheaper monitors that aren't

i just bought 2 of this Monitors. I m a real new when it comes to settings, never did some in my monitors.Are you guys happy with this Screen? before my main(which is now my 3rd) was Asus VG258Q 25,5 zoll.The asus one looks like having brighter colors but i really cant tell if thats true.. just a fe

Same thought process here. Get a ASUS VG27AQL5A (~1500:1 contrast) or Gigabyte M27Q2 QD (1700:1 contrast). IPS panels with good contrast but no VA issues. Look up reviews on both.

i got the screen, its fine. i dont like the wide base and the limited movement angles as someone who likes to move the screen a lot. also mine came with some coil whine. Overall, if you don't get unlucky with the whine, i would say its a good screen. It's much cheaper now too than it was back then.

Just bought an asus tuf series 5 VG27AQL5A. Working out great so far. It's also on sale right now (in the UK at least) Ok wait I just actually fully read the post, you're spending around $300 on a monitor just for streaming??? Thats a massive waste imo, get a cheap £50 one.