thedemoncowboy

I have the new Alienware 

I've been an avid Amazon prime member for 7 years now. I have reviewed hundreds of products and been incredibly thorough. Two weeks ago, I posted (I've exchanged quite a lot of monitors in 6 months), and never complained in a review if the box was damaged, or the package arrived late.
 
My review of the Acer X35 was the top rated review. I provided on all 8 of my orders/re-orders feedback regarding the monitor. When I received the last one and updated it which I indicated that there was hair behind the display, I woke up to an email banning me from posting reviews on amazon.com. I have since reached out to Amazon community services, called, and emailed with no luck as to why my reviews were removed, or this one in particular. I asked if Acer got involved with no response. I have also reached out to Acer with emails and phone calls prior for service (which I wrote about) not being the greatest, and they too would not respond. 
 
I don't think for a $2,499.99 monitor, that it should have dead pixels, horizontal banding, black light bleeding, or colors so inaccurate it makes you sick to look at. I just figured I'd share my response here as I'm unable to post about my experiences with monitors. But felt it odd that a day after I reviewed with another monitor with another issue, my account was locked and post removed from that one.
 
 

I've been an avid Amazon prime member for 7 years now. I have reviewed hundreds of products and been incredibly thorough. Two weeks ago, I posted (I've exchanged quite a lot of monitors in 6 months), and never complained in a review if the box was damaged, or the package arrived late.
 
My review of the Acer X35 was the top rated review. I provided on all 8 of my orders/re-orders feedback regarding the monitor. When I received the last one and updated it which I indicated that there was hair behind the display, I woke up to an email banning me from posting reviews on amazon.com. I have since reached out to Amazon community services, called, and emailed with no luck as to why my reviews were removed, or this one in particular. I asked if Acer got involved with no response. I have also reached out to Acer with emails and phone calls prior for service (which I wrote about) not being the greatest, and they too would not respond. 
 
I don't think for a $2,499.99 monitor, that it should have dead pixels, horizontal banding, black light bleeding, or colors so inaccurate it makes you sick to look at. I just figured I'd share my response here as I'm unable to post about my experiences with monitors. But felt it odd that a day after I reviewed with another monitor with another issue, my account was locked and post removed from that one.
 
 

I definitely gave it a 1/5 and was “most helpful” review. Then as soon as I wrote about my latest experience everything was deleted my previous post was over two months prior 

I've been an avid Amazon prime member for 7 years now. I have reviewed hundreds of products and been incredibly thorough. Two weeks ago, I posted (I've exchanged quite a lot of monitors in 6 months), and never complained in a review if the box was damaged, or the package arrived late.
 
My review of the Acer X35 was the top rated review. I provided on all 8 of my orders/re-orders feedback regarding the monitor. When I received the last one and updated it which I indicated that there was hair behind the display, I woke up to an email banning me from posting reviews on amazon.com. I have since reached out to Amazon community services, called, and emailed with no luck as to why my reviews were removed, or this one in particular. I asked if Acer got involved with no response. I have also reached out to Acer with emails and phone calls prior for service (which I wrote about) not being the greatest, and they too would not respond. 
 
I don't think for a $2,499.99 monitor, that it should have dead pixels, horizontal banding, black light bleeding, or colors so inaccurate it makes you sick to look at. I just figured I'd share my response here as I'm unable to post about my experiences with monitors. But felt it odd that a day after I reviewed with another monitor with another issue, my account was locked and post removed from that one.
 
 

I've been an avid Amazon prime member for 7 years now. I have reviewed hundreds of products and been incredibly thorough. Two weeks ago, I posted (I've exchanged quite a lot of monitors in 6 months), and never complained in a review if the box was damaged, or the package arrived late.
 
My review of the Acer X35 was the top rated review. I provided on all 8 of my orders/re-orders feedback regarding the monitor. When I received the last one and updated it which I indicated that there was hair behind the display, I woke up to an email banning me from posting reviews on amazon.com. I have since reached out to Amazon community services, called, and emailed with no luck as to why my reviews were removed, or this one in particular. I asked if Acer got involved with no response. I have also reached out to Acer with emails and phone calls prior for service (which I wrote about) not being the greatest, and they too would not respond. 
 
I don't think for a $2,499.99 monitor, that it should have dead pixels, horizontal banding, black light bleeding, or colors so inaccurate it makes you sick to look at. I just figured I'd share my response here as I'm unable to post about my experiences with monitors. But felt it odd that a day after I reviewed with another monitor with another issue, my account was locked and post removed from that one.
 
 

Seldom do I feel the need to express a job well done, but in this instance Maingear exemplified my journey of finding and building my perfect dream pc. 
 
Initially our conversations concluded early due to a miscommunication, which then resulted in me purchasing from another company. Digital storm, which in reality — can not even be considered in the same arena as Maingear. 
However, not happy with the quality and overall experience (I.e, missing components, broken glass, case, and post support). I wanted to make things right to be able to purchase from my company which vicariously reminds me of my obsession with Pagani.
 
When speaking and alleviating past conversations it was evident that it was mere miscommunication and we were able to move on amicably. 
 
Wallace the owner of Maingear was proud of his craft and for a very good reason, build quality, delivery, and post purchase support is exceptional and essentially perfect.
 
The process did not take long approximately 28 days. Wallace along with his team, Jake, Nick, Warley, and Daniel were cognizant of my OCD tendencies and guided my build accordingly to the best outcome for being obsessive regarding products. 
 
I was able to completely customize my “Ghost f131 edition” with gold fittings, Black liquid, and my own customized graphic that I had designed in front.
 
The shipping process went smoothly, and was incredibly well packaged on a crate with a cone stating nothing could be on the box. 
My pc arrived only displaying 1024 x 768 on dual SLI, so that was incorrect ... trouble shooting I called in and had support re-download my drivers and found out my SLI bridge was disconnected ... but helped me get through it!
 
I would highly recommend Maingear and they will be the only place I want to purchase from.
Thanks Team!

Seldom do I feel the need to express a job well done, but in this instance Maingear exemplified my journey of finding and building my perfect dream pc. 
 
Initially our conversations concluded early due to a miscommunication, which then resulted in me purchasing from another company. Digital storm, which in reality — can not even be considered in the same arena as Maingear. 
However, not happy with the quality and overall experience (I.e, missing components, broken glass, case, and post support). I wanted to make things right to be able to purchase from my company which vicariously reminds me of my obsession with Pagani.
 
When speaking and alleviating past conversations it was evident that it was mere miscommunication and we were able to move on amicably. 
 
Wallace the owner of Maingear was proud of his craft and for a very good reason, build quality, delivery, and post purchase support is exceptional and essentially perfect.
 
The process did not take long approximately 28 days. Wallace along with his team, Jake, Nick, Warley, and Daniel were cognizant of my OCD tendencies and guided my build accordingly to the best outcome for being obsessive regarding products. 
 
I was able to completely customize my “Ghost f131 edition” with gold fittings, Black liquid, and my own customized graphic that I had designed in front.
 
The shipping process went smoothly, and was incredibly well packaged on a crate with a cone stating nothing could be on the box. 
My pc arrived only displaying 1024 x 768 on dual SLI, so that was incorrect ... trouble shooting I called in and had support re-download my drivers and found out my SLI bridge was disconnected ... but helped me get through it!
 
I would highly recommend Maingear and they will be the only place I want to purchase from.
Thanks Team!

Looks a good one, lucky OP!

Seldom do I feel the need to express a job well done, but in this instance Maingear exemplified my journey of finding and building my perfect dream pc. 
 
Initially our conversations concluded early due to a miscommunication, which then resulted in me purchasing from another company. Digital storm, which in reality — can not even be considered in the same arena as Maingear. 
However, not happy with the quality and overall experience (I.e, missing components, broken glass, case, and post support). I wanted to make things right to be able to purchase from my company which vicariously reminds me of my obsession with Pagani.
 
When speaking and alleviating past conversations it was evident that it was mere miscommunication and we were able to move on amicably. 
 
Wallace the owner of Maingear was proud of his craft and for a very good reason, build quality, delivery, and post purchase support is exceptional and essentially perfect.
 
The process did not take long approximately 28 days. Wallace along with his team, Jake, Nick, Warley, and Daniel were cognizant of my OCD tendencies and guided my build accordingly to the best outcome for being obsessive regarding products. 
 
I was able to completely customize my “Ghost f131 edition” with gold fittings, Black liquid, and my own customized graphic that I had designed in front.
 
The shipping process went smoothly, and was incredibly well packaged on a crate with a cone stating nothing could be on the box. 
My pc arrived only displaying 1024 x 768 on dual SLI, so that was incorrect ... trouble shooting I called in and had support re-download my drivers and found out my SLI bridge was disconnected ... but helped me get through it!
 
I would highly recommend Maingear and they will be the only place I want to purchase from.
Thanks Team!

You're really just gonna leave us with that and not finish the story!? I've got my popcorn, I'm ready! ?

My little scratches fit inside a .5 pen and I’m devastated  lol

ok, we gotta turn down the volume of the name-calling. personal attacks don't promote a discussion, they get closed down.
a reminder of our Community Standards:
anymore ruckus or commotion, we'll just close the thread.

I always felt like the 'master race' part of it sounded a little....ok sounds very bad. Who else likes to say they're 'master race'...yeah bad connotations there.

I thought it was a Yahtzee thing! Then finding out that there were other people using the term confused me.
 
some areas maybe, but lots of it is just fine.  (Daystrom Institute is a lovely little area...if you're into hard core Trektech geekery)
 
...reddit is rude so you send them to a chan board? Seriously?

Reddit's upvoting and downvoting system makes for some hardcore karma farmers, and as a result, their mindset is solely focused on that.
I wouldn't use 'PC Master Race' in any serious conversation because it is a joke-ish label for PC gamers and it's all preference, but Reddit does take it very seriousy.

I am new to Reddit and all the computer stuff... I was so excited about my first PC and legitimately everyone on there is insanely rude. I don’t get it... has it always been this way?

Reddit certainly doesn't help, but yes, the people that take the whole "PCMR" seriously are a pack of morons, hell there are some on this forum as well.

looks awesome, just like your German Sheppard. ?

Thanks for being more welcoming. 
 
I was just excited to get my first PC... 
 
people with 1050 Ti and 8 GB of ram says my build sucks so 

Thanks sorry I got excited again further yielding to peoples omnipotent opinions 

Thanks for being more welcoming. 
 
I was just excited to get my first PC... 
 
people with 1050 Ti and 8 GB of ram says my build sucks so 

PCMR isn't rude.
 
Reddit is.

Right click on desktop and go to NVIDIA control panel.
Under Display > Change resolution, you should be able to see the refresh rate. Change it there.
Hit save.
If you do not see 144hz, in 3. Apply the following settings. > mark "Use NVIDIA color settings.
In Output color format select YCbCr422. Hit Apply.
Now you should be able to see 144hz. Select and apply.
 
 
Also right click the desktop again and go to Display Settings. Turn on "Play HDR games and apps" to take advantage of HDR if you want.

Thanks for everyone’s input here it is !!
 
Maingear F131 
Black Aluminum Finish 
Ghost laser etching 
Gold fittings 
Black liquid cooling 
 
Inside:
MSI X299 motherboard 
64 GB 3400 DDR4 Ram
2 - 2080 RTX TI SLI
i9 9900 k
2 - 2 TB NVME 
1 - 4 TB HDD
full custom apex liquid cooling custom black liquid and gold fittings 
RGB CASE and logo 
 
Monitor: 
CRG9 49” ULTRA WIDE 
 
Wallace, Warley, and Jake crushes my previous experience by Digital storm by a mile... great guys. 
 
 
Maingear Ghost Edition