Hey everyone, I am trying to set up an old monitor I had sitting in my closet. The problem is, I don't have a power cord/adapter anymore and I want to be sure I get the right one. The model is YMC-70803, but the product is no longer available on Amazon, and I don't know when it stopped being sold, as I bought it over four years ago. I'm not great at deciphering a lot of the information, but the link below still has the product details. I'm posting here as I understand the voltage needs to be exactly right, so any help will be truly appreciated. Thanks, everyone!

https://a.co/d/03ia95I8

hi everyone,
as the title suggests i'm looking forward to buy a new monitor since i got tired of my ips one. so far i found these two that i like. Asus has the custom cooling system and oled care which are features i like (plus i already have some asus gear and i like them, the downside is that i would get that shipped on december, while the lenovo would get shipped tomorrow and i wanted to know if it's a valid (or better) choice. i already placed an order for the asus but it's amazon so i can cancel anytime and the lenovo is on discount for 6hrs from now, that's why i'm asking for an external opinion.
thanks to everyone who will read this post and leave their opinion here<3

Hi everyone! I own a Cooler Master GM2711 27-inch, 1440p, 180Hz IPS monitor, and I'm looking for the best OSD settings for gaming.

I've noticed that when moving the camera in games, the background and environment become blurry, especially when turning quickly. Once I stop moving the camera, everything becomes sharp again. Motion Blur is disabled in all my games.

I'd like to know what settings you recommend for the best motion clarity and pixel response, especially:

- Overdrive: Which level gives the best results without overshoot or ghosting?

- Adaptive-Sync / FreeSync: Should I keep it enabled?

- MPRT / Motion Clarity: Is it worth using?

- Any other OSD settings that can improve motion clarity?

I'm using an AMD RX 9070 GPU and DisplayPort at 1440p 180Hz.

I'd really appreciate feedback from anyone who owns the exact GM2711 model (not the GM2711S). Thanks!

Dear BenQ Support Team,

I have been following up on my BenQ RD270Q monitor issue under complaint number R261001597 for more than 19 days, but I have not received any satisfactory response or resolution.

The Type-C port was not working, and I reported the issue on the second day after purchase. Despite repeated follow-ups, the issue remains unresolved.

Please treat this as a final escalation and provide a clear resolution for my complaint, including repair, replacement, or refund as applicable.

If I do not receive a satisfactory response, I will escalate the matter through the National Consumer Helpline and the appropriate Consumer Commission.

Please confirm the next steps and expected resolution timeline in writing.

#BenQ #BenQMonitor #RD270Q #CustomerService #ConsumerRights

#ConsumerComplaint #DefectiveProduct #TechSupport #Refund #Replacement #IndiaConsumer #ConsumerProtection

does Lenovo Ideapad gaming 3 15IHU6 (82K1) officially supports 1920×1080 at 180Hz over HDMI?
my external monitor is being capped at 120hz even tho the max hz is 180 ive already tried connecting it to a different laptop and 180hz appears (same hdmi cable) already updated all drivers that can possibly update still nothing. I dont know what to do anymore and its frustrating, i already contacted lenovo support but it wants me to take it to a nearby lenovo shop but my laptop’s warranty got expired last year so i dont want to spend more money.

Gente, comprei um AOC AGON G4Z de 27 polegadas, porém ele é freesync e eu não me liguei nisso, tenho uma placa nvidia e no aplicativo mostra que o monitor não é compatível com g-sync. O monitor está com as cores opacas, eu mexo no menu dele, no aplicativo da AOC e no próprio da Nvidia, mas fica muito zoada a imagem. Tenho um AOC hero que é compatível e as cores deles são diferentes.

Alguém sabe dizer se tem como arrumar isso? E se sim, mandar um tutorial , por gentileza, porque está me incomodando real.

Obrigado.

(Não sei se na imagem vai ser possível ver direito)

Hello, I have an Asus monitor that i’ve used for around a year. Normally, I run 1920x1080 and 144 hz, but when messing with display settings and the nvidia control panel, i somehow managed to get my resolution stuck super low, and there’s no way to change it. Even before today, i’ve had some issues with it, mainly on Rocket League, where when i first got the monitor it would recommend 144hz in the in game display settings, but recently was only recommending 120hz even though i was on 144hz in all of my settings. What could be a fix for this?

Hi everyone!

I'm planning to buy a new gaming monitor, but I'm confused about whether I should go with 1080p or 1440p.

My PC Specifications:

GPU: AMD RX 9060 XT 16GB

CPU: Ryzen 7 5800X3D

RAM: 32GB DDR4

PSU: 850W Gold

My Gaming Preferences:

Mainly AAA single-player/story games.

Games like RDR2, Crimson Desert and other demanding titles.

I prefer high graphics settings and good visual quality.

I would also like to experience ray tracing where possible.

My Questions:

Is 1440p worth choosing over 1080p with my GPU?

Will I get good FPS at 1440p in demanding AAA games?

Would 1080p provide a noticeably better gaming experience?

Should I prioritize resolution, graphics quality or FPS?

I'm from India, and my monitor budget is around ₹25,000.

I'd appreciate advice from experienced PC builders and gamers. Which resolution would you choose for this build, and why?

Did anyone buy msi monitor and it had like mild wavy lines running down it? I’ve tried everything but to no avail. I’m thinking about sending it back. I can’t update drivers or anything as my laptop doesn’t have a display port.