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Both the Q27G2U and curved CQ27G2U (1500R) monitors use a QHD 144Hz VA panel.
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Both the Q27G2U and curved CQ27G2U (1500R) monitors use a QHD 144Hz VA panel.
Hmm interesting. Can you adjust screen properties in games/driver to account for the curve?
I don't think so, never seen such an option. The curve is trying to account for traditional flatness, anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by kalniel
Trouble is usually the scene is already projected onto a flat plane, so accounts for the greater distance between the eye and edges of the screen for example - showing the same image on a curved screen will make the edges appear slightly stretched compared to the middle. I suppose increasing FOV may help a little.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otherhand
Euro pricing has just come in:
"AOC’s Q27G2U (flat) will be available in January at an MSRP of €329 and the CQ27G2U (curved) will be available in February at an MSRP of €339."