NEED HELP FOR MONITOR

[Supahh]

So I recently purchased the HP OMEN 25" monitor

- https://www.jbhifi.com.au/computers-tablets/monitors/hp/hp-omen-25-144hz-full-hd-gaming-monitor/504296/

 

Now many articles are saying it's falsely advertising 144hz and that it skips frames

- https://segmentnext.com/2018/03/30/hp-omen-25-falsely-advertised/
and (click on image

Now, at the time I had spent $400 AUD on this monitor, so I am quite disappointed from this. 

So on the website I bought it from, it states that there is a 1 year warranty, but I have already opened the box the monitor came with and top packaging sealing may have been a bit ripped.

 

What will this warranty cover, and if it covers the "frame skips" and I can return it, is it ok to return it with a slightly ripped packaging? I am not very familiar with the process of replacing or sending things back.

 

Not only this, but when I would be about to replace the monitor, would the ssd size and hard drive size on my pc be completely wiped, so I'd have my original 2tb hdd and 250gb ssd to use for boot and storage on my new monitor? Or will I have to partition it, wipe it or do something on my current monitor to utilize all of the space that is on my current monitor.

 

I am thinking of purchasing this monitor if in worst case scenario, I replace it.

https://www.umart.com.au/MSI-Optix-G27C2-27--1920x1080-144Hz-LCD-Curved-Gaming-Monitor_41241G.html

 

 

[Peskanova]

14 minutes ago, randomname123 said:

Not only this, but when I would be about to replace the monitor, would the ssd size and hard drive size on my pc be completely wiped, so I'd have my original 2tb hdd and 250gb ssd to use for boot and storage on my new monitor? Or will I have to partition it, wipe it or do something on my current monitor to utilize all of the space that is on my current monitor.

 

I am thinking of purchasing this monitor if in worst case scenario, I replace it.

https://www.umart.com.au/MSI-Optix-G27C2-27--1920x1080-144Hz-LCD-Curved-Gaming-Monitor_41241G.html

 

Wait what? why ssd and hdd wiped from switching a monitor?

[LePips]

The monitor is only an output. You can change your monitor as often as you want without consequences for your system other than different hardware usage (different refresh rates and resolution).

[Supahh]

54 minutes ago, Peskanova said:

 

Wait what? why ssd and hdd wiped from switching a monitor?

What I mean is that currently 300gb / 2tb is used from games, videos etc on my monitor.

If I get a new monitor, will it come with a flashed hdd so with 2tb new, or with 1.7 tb.

[Peskanova]

how a ssd or a hdd is plug to the monitor?, If you rma the monitor you dont need to rma ssd or hdd...