Punkrocker

Sure, it is in all reviews, check out tftcentral. I mean, look how he's playing, it turns from good into terrible, missing so many shots, which is obviously latency.

Some monitors, when put into a lower refresh-rate gain a lot of latency, that's why he missed the flick shots or shots a lot in general.

It is funny how nobody cares about the way Linus has reviewed it.

If I was to do this, it would take me weeks.

I've just watched the review by Linus and boy oh boy is this mediocre. Having a CS GO player in your office try out this monitor is fine and dandy but NO WONDER HE MISSED EVERYTHING AT 144 HZ! When using a lower refresh rate on these monitors, they end up having a much longer latency than in their fastest / native mode. You should've had him sit at a native 144 Hz monitor vs the 240 one. The review was probably sponsored by Asus, that's my simplest guess. Any professional, when having noticed missed flick shots and general missed shot, would instantly measure the input latency in this lower refresh mode but noooo, Linus guesses this must have to do with the monitor indeed being more superior than expected. If I went by my guts like this professionally, I'd hardly be successful at all.

Same here, that's why I'm asking.

I'm quite happy with my Intel 6900k Windows system I built for roughly 2000 Euro, including 64 gigabytes, a Geforce GTX 1080 and plenty of SSD space (M2 included), oh yeah it got Thunderbolt 3 as well.

I'd appreciate something with immediate results and GUI to deselect possible errors / general overview.

Hey there, What's the safest and easiest way in your opinion to find and delete duplicate files automatically? Mike