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Either because his GPU had a dodgy port or because he decided to use the port closest to the motherboard initially. I did receive feedback from a user who noticed some interference patterns he thought were ‘interlace pattern artifacts’, but they were eliminated by using a different port to connect the monitor up. They’re most likely to manifest as described in the review, on the 24G2(U). Some units may suffer them more noticeably, but never to the extent observed on the G2590PX. The interlace patterns are not of concern on the AOC 24G2(U). Either way, don’t sweat that difference as it’s negligible really. Although the ASUS could be more tightly calibrated or setup differently such that the contrast ratio is a bit lower ‘out of the box’ or with slight adjustment. I’d put it down to different measuring equipment or simply inter-unit variation. Because the same CELL is used, it’s unlikely there’s an actual difference between contrast ratio on the two models.

Or follow the steps mentioned in the colour reproduction section of the AOC review to curtail the gamut. The ASUS produces shades in a way that’s truer to their original sRGB intentions – you can of course profile either monitor for the best results if doing colour-critical work. The AOC 24G2(U) has a significantly wider colour gamut than the ASUS VG249Q because of these backlight differences, yielding a much more vibrant look to the image.

That means the same panel is used, but the backlight is different. I’m glad you appreciate this unique resource, it’s always nice to see such positive feedback. (and of course excuse any errors in my English, is not my mother tongue) I sense this is a subjective matter, but, are the vivid colors of the AOC such a great deal, or is just not worth it, or event maybe an overrated feature?Īgain, thanks for doing such a good job, I honestly think other sites are no match for the quality of this site’s reviews. – Can a better response time or overdrive be expected, keeping in mind that the ASUS is a newer, more expensive display? How notifiable would this be? is this subtle difference a “game changer”? – Somewhere is stated that the ASUS is around 1300 contrast ratio, vs the 1500 contrast ratio in the AOC. – Can interlace pattern artifacts be notable in an IPS like this? should I worry about the chances of it having them? (I really got sick of them so it’s a main concern now) But the ASUS is available, and I’m tempted to buy it without having still all the information I’d like. It could be days or weeks until the next restocking, but I’m patient enough. So, the AOC being in stock in my country is a rare sight. From what I learnt from not very complete reviews, it has a decent contrast, but not as good as the AOC, colors are good but more natural and less vibrant, and I don’t really know if response time is sensitively better or worse. – ASUS TUF VG249Q: This is where I feel I would love to have some more information. Plus, is alredy proven an extremely popular display.

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Also the relatively high contrast for the panel, plus the vivid colors and decent response time. – AOC 24G2U: Got every information I need from your review, and made sure that interlace patterns were “extremely subtle” according to the review, so good to me. I realized that performance to me wasn’t everything, so I discarded TN panels (I like fast paced gaming but also enjoy good atmospheres in games like Red Dead Redemption 2), so I have chosen the IPS option. So here we are, this time, I know I don’t want unpleasant surprises and I’m a bit more careful with my research. It was one of your reviews that proved me that those vertical stripes were really a thing, and couldn’t help but refund the monitor. I didn’t last very long until I realized the severe interlace pattern artifacts that really annoyed me. In the first place I just rushed my decision a little and, based only in biased knowledge about specifications, purchased the AOC G2590PX.

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To me, I’m convinced that the sweetspot given my GPU and tastes is a 1080p 144Hz around 24”. I come from a decent, but old 1080p 60Hz TN LG display, and I decided that I should be taking more advantage of my new GPU. Finding this site and its comprehensive reviews makes me really grateful for the effort done here, so thank you in advance.

First of all, I’m new into the monitors world, and I have already spent weeks researching and learning about all the parameters that conform a good criteria in order to buy myself a new display.

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