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Rating: | (4 out of 5 stars) |
Reviews: | 95 Newegg Reviews |
Product Name: | Acer ED242QR Abidpx 24" Full HD 1920x1080 144Hz 4ms DVI HDMI DisplayPort AMD FreeSync Technology Widescreen Backlit LED Curved Gaming Monitor |
Manufacturer: | Acer America |
Model Number: | UM.UE2AA.A01 |
Product SKU: | N82E16824011162 |
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Panel looks okay, some color-uniformity issues and backlight bleed.. But only minor for both.
Not good for FPS. Lot's of motion-blur/dark-level smearing.
Pretty noticeable input lag without overdrive enabled.. Only two overdrive settings, the base setting is the only usable one because the "high" setting causes some MAD inverse ghosting/light-trails.
No freesync toggle in the OSD, so it's just enabled by default.
100% compatible with Nvidia "g-sync" aka freesync enabled on Nvidia cards (only 10-series and 20 series + 16-series cards are compatible).
Any more expensive and there's no reason to consider because of what AOC has:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MHdeDv
But if you're just using this Acer for basic non-competitive gaming and/or office tasks it will do just fine. Not being VESA-compatible sucks, but there are adapters on Amazon that enable VESA... But that adds cost.
Oh and the freesync range is 46-144hz I believe.
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Could care less for the curved aspect of it.
Need 2 monitors for work. Was debating on buying 2 of these or should look I elsewhere?
Will simply be doing office work on them
Panel looks okay, some color-uniformity issues and backlight bleed.. But only minor for both.
Not good for FPS. Lot's of motion-blur/dark-level smearing.
Pretty noticeable input lag without overdrive enabled.. Only two overdrive settings, the base setting is the only usable one because the "high" setting causes some MAD inverse ghosting/light-trails.
No freesync toggle in the OSD, so it's just enabled by default.
100% compatible with Nvidia "g-sync" aka freesync enabled on Nvidia cards (only 10-series and 20 series + 16-series cards are compatible).
Any more expensive and there's no reason to consider because of what AOC has:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MHdeDv
But if you're just using this Acer for basic non-competitive gaming and/or office tasks it will do just fine. Not being VESA-compatible sucks, but there are adapters on Amazon that enable VESA... But that adds cost.
Oh and the freesync range is 46-144hz I believe.
Could care less for the curved aspect of it.
Need 2 monitors for work. Was debating on buying 2 of these or should look I elsewhere?
Will simply be doing office work on them
If you want to run 2 monitors it's better if they're are both identical and flat - if you're powering from a laptop you can use the laptop screen as the 3rd monitor (which I do)
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When I contacted Acer's customer support about this issue, they wanted me to ship it to them at my expense, which wasn't worth it imo.
Panel looks okay, some color-uniformity issues and backlight bleed.. But only minor for both.
Not good for FPS. Lot's of motion-blur/dark-level smearing.
Pretty noticeable input lag without overdrive enabled.. Only two overdrive settings, the base setting is the only usable one because the "high" setting causes some MAD inverse ghosting/light-trails.
No freesync toggle in the OSD, so it's just enabled by default.
100% compatible with Nvidia "g-sync" aka freesync enabled on Nvidia cards (only 10-series and 20 series + 16-series cards are compatible).
Any more expensive and there's no reason to consider because of what AOC has:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MHdeDv
But if you're just using this Acer for basic non-competitive gaming and/or office tasks it will do just fine. Not being VESA-compatible sucks, but there are adapters on Amazon that enable VESA... But that adds cost.
Oh and the freesync range is 46-144hz I believe.
Been waiting for this to get posted and see a reliable review. Thanks! And repped!
Yes, they (Amazon) are putting that as delivery dates for now since they don't know upto when the lockdown will be in different states. I also got the same delivery date for a different item I bought last night.