I haven't ever had to actually purchase a monitor before, not since CRTs were still around, so sorting out all of the different panel types and pixel densities and coatings and such has proven.enlightening, to say the least. If I had my old iMac around I'd use that to test, but ironically, it was the iMac's display dying for the like, fourth time that spurred me to quit repairing the money sink and build a rig of my own. I'm not sure how accurate of a read I'll get from the AIO, though, as its a touch screen model, and don't know if that would effect anything or not. I don't have the opportunity to double-check right now, but I'll grab some screenshots of brighter games later and try jerking them around on both displays later again to confirm.

I also checked with the Leo Bondar and it gets 9.5ms on the middle bar, the lowest score I have seen after testing dozens of displays with it.Īh, yes, my bad. I am going to keep the VX, even though it has pwm under 100% brightness as I will just run it at full brightness ( works for my mildly lit setup and has better blacks then the Benq Bl3201pt and Benq GW2408 that I had recently!! ). The IPS glow is even less then the Benq B元201pt that I had and ALOT less glow then the PLS panels, even at full brightness!Īlso this is the most uniform panel I have ever seen, gaming shows this flaw in tvs and monitors and I am happy to say that this panel blows away all other panels I have seen for uniformity! Really enjoying this panel alot, much much better then the Samsung PLS panels like the d590p's. In a fairly bright room, 100% brightness is totally usable! It is super glossy though, very clean looking display and everything NCX says in his review also works for the 27VX except that it has PWM under 100% brightness. It uses PWM under 100% brightness, so forewarned for those looking at it. I grabbed the 27VX, uses the same LG Ah-IPS panel as the CW and XW.

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