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Plank
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Hey,

on the prime days I got the Viewsonic XG2703-GS for 305€ (165Hz, G-Sync, IPS, WQHD) and it‘s amazing - coming from a 24“ TN Panel! Before buying i‘ve always read that IPS panels suffer from BLB but to be honest... I don‘t see anything? I mean in dark scenes or in the evening I don‘t see a glimpse of this light people show on pictures all over the internet. Is this just because it looks much worse on pictures? I am wondering... or my eyes are simply too bad to see it 

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As every panel should be ever so slightly different(at least as far as I know), you might just have got lucky, I guess... :P

Make sure to tag and/or quote people so they get notified... :P:D 

 

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5 minutes ago, Jonas_2909 said:

As every panel should be ever so slightly different(at least as far as I know), you might just have got lucky, I guess... :P

Well but literally nothing (nothing as in TN panels) would be the same as winning the lottery hm - this luck can‘t be real :) but maybe u‘r right

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Yeah,you got lucky! Both with the price and backlight bleed! Congratulations!

 

My Asus PG279Q had terrible backlight bleed. To the point of watching dark scenes in movies being distracting because of the amount of bleed. Returned it and bought a Acer Predator XB1. it's not perfect, but it's like 98% good, so i'm happy with that.

 

BTW, all 144hz 1440p Gsync "IPS" panels use the same screen made by AU Optronics. And technically it's not reeeeaally an IPS panel but it does look great. ;)

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34 minutes ago, chckovsky said:

Yeah,you got lucky! Both with the price and backlight bleed! Congratulations!

 

My Asus PG279Q had terrible backlight bleed. To the point of watching dark scenes in movies being distracting because of the amount of bleed. Returned it and bought a Acer Predator XB1. it's not perfect, but it's like 98% good, so i'm happy with that.

 

BTW, all 144hz 1440p Gsync "IPS" panels use the same screen made by AU Optronics. And technically it's not reeeeaally an IPS panel but it does look great. ;)

Yea! Compared to my last screen (Acer XF240H) the colours and sharpness are amazing. 

 

Well the price should be(or rather was) higher, but the power cable was missing and Amazon asked if a 20% refund would be cool for me. I mean yea. The cable costed me 5€ so why not

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