Review on Acer Predator KVbmiipruzx Agile Splendor 4K Monitor with 3840X2160, 144Hz, VisionCare, HDMI, and Enhanced Refresh Rate UM.PX3AA.V01 by Brian Steenhoven

I am absolutely delighted with this monitor. I was gathering parts to build my first gaming PC and decided to upgrade my old LG 60Hz TN panel monitor that I've been using for 10 years. When I received this monitor I was pleasantly surprised at the brightness and color accuracy after setting it to HDR (although it's not "true HDR"). need a little more table space. On the back of the stand is a retractable hanger for a pair of headphones, which I didn't know existed until I started assembling it. The 144Hz refresh rate is great for gaming, especially if you're like me and have always had a 60Hz monitor. This monitor is G-sync compatible, although I haven't built my PC to take advantage of it yet, so I'll update this review in the future. screen menu. The speakers sound very muffled and I'm not even a music lover, so if you notice this, do as I do and buy a pair of speakers or put on some headphones. Navigating the display menus is decent enough, but navigating the selection of display modes can be tedious. Choosing different modes may throw you out of the menu and have to go back and forth to get the ideal setting. Thankfully, this is a minor issue, as loading the Acer Display Widget makes it easier to control the buttons. Despite these two small flaws, this monitor is near perfect and exceeded my expectations. If you're looking for a sub-$300 144Hz 1080p IPS monitor with good brightness levels and accurate colors, this is the place to go. ** Don't forget to update your drivers! ***Edit: If you don't see the G-Sync option in the NVIDIA Control Panel, make sure you've accessed your monitor's menu and enabled Adaptive-Sync under the Games tab. For the best gaming experience with G-Sync, enable "V-Sync" in the Manage 3D Settings tab in the NVIDIA Control Panel and disable V-Sync/V-Sync in all game settings.