XL2586X+

I have both and the ASUS wins because of the price. In my country zowie costs 300€ more and for me It's the same monitor except that there are more things on the Asus that I like more. First the XL2586x+ felt like it had a bit of input lag not sure why, but the ASUS is crispy, no lag at all. Second

I play CS2 on the daily, and I've had a bunch of different OLED monitors (Samsung Odyssey G95SC, G80SD, LG UltraGear 45GS96QB, and 27GR95QE-B) and other than the fact that they're (obviously) MUCH better for media consumption and "cinematic" games like Cyberpunk 2077, they all felt inferior to the 6

Save money and get a 400-600hz (xl2566x+/xl2586x+) display with this pc spec, if you only play tacfps there's no downside in doing so since you can easily run it. They also have a buffed colour film so they look way better, if you wanna watch some movies or play some AAA games it's a nice to have. Y

I have xl2566x+ and pg27aqwp-w.I just got the zowie only for cs brand new 2 days ago.Tried to play for a few hours thought the dyac2 is such a huge thing.Probably is if you are coming from an ips 120-240 hz panel but for me the 400hz dyac2 was so bad in comparison with the rog oled that i just said

I had the XL2546k for years (240 with DyAc+). Then I tried the new XL2586X+ and returned it. I stayed above the refresh rate FPS wise. Then I decided to try the Asus model of these new G Sync Pulsar monitors and actually felt a massive difference right away. The few review videos online don't do it

The motion clarity is only better on the zowie with dyac, which is the strobing mode which can cause headaches. Check out this video from Viscose reviewing the Zowie's XL2586x+ compared to OLED. The benefits of higher resolution can't be ignored as well for some games, like battle royale games with

I couldn't afford the XL2586X+ but I hope they release a panel of similar colors as you say.. When I bought the XL2566X+ I expected TN color but can compete similar high refresh rate budget IPS displays and it def hit that expectation. I've been enjoying the panel

XL2586x+ user here and DYAC2 eliminates pretty much all perceivable motion blur. The differences in monitor latency are imperceivable to a human since it’s less than 1ms. While a good OLED is insanely fast and pretty much doesn’t have motion blur the human eye still perceives blur because of the fin

Sure. Better natural colors out of the box, dont have to tune settings to get it to be a normal monitor color wise. Quality control, my first XL2586x+ had a stuck red pixel, asus did not. Zowie has aggressive coating that looks like dirty blobs, the asus does not. Mouse feeling/input lag. My aim wit

Personally I would always use the highest refresh rate the monitor can run no matter what the FPS is. I am not a believer that FPS always has to be 600 to be able to see/feel the benefits of higher refresh rates. CS2 has bad 1% lows and fps drops yet the 600 hz smoothness is clearly visible still. J