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Its okay but has noticable ghosting and would recommend at least an 8 gbs graphics card to take full advantage of the 200 hz
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I originally got it for myself, but decided not to keep it because the ghosting is ABYSMAL
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but there is a severe ghosting issue where you'll see afterimages of a moving object, ultimately making the high refresh rate useless
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Pros:- Good viewing angles- Decent color accuracy and quality- Ultrawide screen allows for immersionCons:- Severe ghosting issue present even with LCD Overdrive on
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But I just cant play with the ghosting this bad
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This monitor has buttery smooth refresh rate and a good display, but the ghosting is terrible
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Unfortunately there is ghosting when pixels change from dark to bright and back, so any dark parts of an image will smear across, but I was expecting that for this type of monitor and price point
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Now another issue with the VA panel included here is its extremely limited dynamic range -- you get completely washed out pic quality at brightness above 55 (no joke); but in order to limit the ghosting, you need to crank up the brightness so less dark-color pixels are displayed on screen
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2060 Super both in fullscreen and windowed mode, even though the Nvidia Control Panel said the monitor wasn't "validated as G-SYNC Compatible"