Worked fine for 4 months then got a big green line on the screen, tried everything to fix it, now I have to hope manufacturer repairs it. Pathetic Time for a monitor to do this for the $900 price tag Read more

I used this monitor for about a month now and although it is better than the other two monitors I own: Zowie 360hz and the asus 280hz, I don’t think you should purchase this monitor at this price point. I played mainly CS2, Valorant and a couple aim trainer like Kovaaks, AimLabs and Aimbeast and this monitor works amazing in those aim trainers. If you are someone who does not mind the price tag and is someone who grinds aim trainers, this monitor is amazing with or without ulmb2 on. But in CS and valorant even with the top of the line AMD CPUs, the game struggles to maintain 540fps, especially during chaotic gunfights and I could notice stuttering when the fps drops. Setting the refresh rate to 480 or 500hz helped somewhat but made me feel like I wasn’t getting the full experience. Also for those who liked previous asus models with built in crosshairs, this monitors crosshairs are noticeably thicker. The dot was huge in comparison to the previous models, not sure why but that was a turn off for me personally. Since Zowie just announced their new upcoming monitor which uses basically the same panel but with their dyac technology, my recommendation would be to wait for zowie’s new 540hz since comparing this monitor (360hz ulmb2) vs the zowie360hz with dyac+ the dyac+ slightly edges this monitor in terms of motion clarity. The zowie would also probably push this monitor price down so you could decide by then which one to buy. But if you are rich and wants the current best then who cares buy this now. Read more

Monitor has been incredible for these couple of weeks I've had it. I've read a lot of horror stories online about random black screens, some white screens from enabling UMLB, dead pixels and even the panel just becoming damaged for no reason. Mine has not suffered from any of this yet (and hopefully never). Some precautions I did take before connecting the monitor from research online: setting prefer maximum performance for my gpu power usage and disabling g-sync in the nVidia settings menu. Granted I don't play a game yet that comes close to maxing my monitor, I bought this solely to have my PC hardware eventually do so in the years to come. I get around 235 fps in CoD, and it's been ultra smooth on the action. Also, for a TN panel, my first at that, it is exceptionally great with colors; not on the level of my current OLED, but def as good or better than VA and IPS monitors I've had in the past! Read more

Paying such a premium price for a 1080p monitor shouldn't come with stuck pixels right out the box. I tried to fix it on my end and without success I will return it and get my money back. Also, a 3090 build with a Ryzen 9 5900x could only get an average of 335fps on OW2 Low settings. It would get to 540fps only while choosing a character. In case if you're wondering if your PC can keep up, it probably can't. Read more

Wow amazing Read more