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Are you sure you're talking about BenQ? As I know, BenQ is a company founded in Taiwan and design their own monitors and projector, their panel suppliers are AUO, innolux, and also LG.

That's OK, the whole syncing thing is driving everyone crazy, FreeSync 2? FreeSync premium? and Pro? Ok here's the answer. Yes! if your graphic card only supports normal FreeSync and you have a FreeSync Premium monitor that will be fine. FreeSync Premium is still FreeSync, the higher version can downward support the lower version. Good luck! for your reference https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/free-sync

https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/4ba115cb7c Here is the specs comparison for these two models. And if I were you, would go after BenQ's as it has 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, 10bit(8+FRC) color depth, 350 nits(philips is 250 nits), 2.1 ch speakers and VESA certification HDR400.

How about BenQ's EX2710 prefect suits your needs. 1080p IPS 144hz 2ms GtG $300 https://www.amazon.com/BenQ-EX2710-Monitor-FreeSync-Speakers/dp/B08FF8H42N/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=EX2710&qid=1603116902&s=electronics&sr=1-2

BenQ EX2710 IPS 1080p 144hz 1ms, now $299 on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/BenQ-EX2710-Monitor-FreeSync-Premium/dp/B08FF8H42N

OK, I've checked both their specs and I go with Mobiuz. It has brightness of 400 nits and ASUS has 250. Also, Mobiuz has HDR10, I know that's not much, but better than nothing IMO. Here's the specs comparison if you need. Good luck! https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/48b9151557

I would go for BenQ. I have one of their 27" monitors for casual gaming and light photo editing. The picture quality and colors are clear and vibrant. Also, the eyecare tech is a surprise for me, I didn't put many interests on it, but it proved itself useful in the end. Also, this model has remote control. It's very convenient to switch picture modes with remote control.

Usually there are some typical ways to troubleshoot this kind of problem: changing cable, ports or checking the OS setting.... it seems like you've tried everything that you can do. Maybe you could just contact BenQ customer service?

The black border that you see seems to be normal and is commonly found in monitors of different brands (even in ultra-slim bezel or frameless models).

Is this your first time using a TN panel. TN panel is known to have the most limited viewing angle. I'm using a TN panel right now in the office, and when I stand up to look at the monitor from top to bottom, I can spot the difference on the edges. What I'm looking at right now on my screen seems like what you're describing, but you can always contact Zowie if you're not sure. Good luck.

Based on your description, since your set is fully functional via HDMI and this issue only happens in fullscreen mode, the problem may not be on the monitor itself and is more related to the connection. You can try another cable and adapter and see how it works. If none of these work, then your new monitor just comes at the right time!

If you're sure it's not ghosting, then you might wanna check the mouse pointer trail settings in Win10 (https://winaero.com/blog/enable-pointer-trails-windows-10/). Otherwise, if this still happens, just turn the AMA off.

If your budget is under US$1,000, PD3200U is a good choice as its 4K IPS panel covers 100% Rec.709 and sRGB color space, and also supports other features for designers' works. If you don't mind spending a little more, their latest PD3220U (also 4K IPS panel) covers 100% sRGB and 95% Display P3 color space and supports HDR10 and thunderbolt 3 daisy chain technology for dual monitor. If you have time, go visit their websites for more reviews and specs comparison. In my understanding, most widescreens are for gaming monitors, and not very often to see them in photography/designer monitors, but I could be wrong. Hope you get the monitor that you need. Cheers! https://www.benq.com/en-us/monitor/designer/pd3200u/reviews.html#expert https://www.benq.com/en-us/monitor/designer/pd3220u/reviews.html https://www.benq.com/en-us/monitor/designer.html

RX570 may not be the best choice for a consistent framerate. It's gonna be fine for 2K, but you may see framerate drop to 90, 100Hz.

Which graphics card are you using? I'm asking because from the second video, the stutter and loading occurs on my old MacBook when trying to play 2K or 4K as well, meaning the card isn't powerful enough to run 4K content. If the graphics card is one of the newer ones, it should be smooth sailing on YouTube. I'm not 100% sure if this correlates to the first video as well, but it could be that because the graphics card is not powerful enough, 4K HDR may overload the GPU, causing the washout and purple screen you're seeing. There's 2 ways to go about this: 1) Check your Graphics card to see if it's powerful enough. If it is, ignore this step. 2) If your monitor is still within the return period, contact your reseller for a replacement.