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ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A overdrive

andypouch
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According to Tech spot,

 

https://www.techspot.com/review/1972-asus-tuf-gaming-vg27aq/

 

Different games giving different FPS requires manual adjustment of overdrive.  It stops my purchase decision right away!

 

Which brands make things simpler?

 

I mean, as a gamer and consumer, I don't want to be expected as a mediocre monitor expert. This is somehow annoying! 

 

As a consumer, all I want is to buy a monitor with the expectations set by the monitor's spec and enjoy the games I play on it. 

 

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what?

 

F@H [] Autobiography [] 

 

Main Desktop and Folding Rig :

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Cpu : I5-9400f

Gpu : GTX 1070 Founder's Edition
Psu : Seasonic G-650

Ram : G.Skill Aegis 4x8gb DDR4 2666MHz (14-15-15-34)

External Storage : 8tb Western Digital Elements Usb 3.0 Hard Drive

Storage : Samsung 970 Evo 500GB

Motherboard : ASUS B365 Pro-4 m

 

 

Gaming Laptop :

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Cpu : I7-8750H 2.2ghz 

Gpu : GTX 1070 Max Q 

Psu : laptop b r i c k 

Ram : 16gb 2666Mhz 

Storage : 512Gb SATA SSD 

Motherboard : it's a laptop.....

 

 

old boomer (currently non-functional) : 

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Cpu : I5-6400 2.7ghz (doesn't have a heatsink)

Gpu : Asus RX580 8gb (might sell)

Psu : EVGA 500 watt 80 plus

Ram : 16gb DDR3 1400mhz

Storage : 1tb Toshiba HDD (currently in main pc)

Motherboard : Generic ASUS pre-built motherboard

 

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