Acer CG437K Pbmiiippuzx 4K Display, 144Hz, Backlit, Compatible with DisplayHDR 3840x2160 Review

Many people have problems with this panel. First, I have the latest I9 processor, 3070 RTX GPU, 32 gigabytes of RAM. I received the monitor 1 week ago, the packaging was badly dented, the box wouldn't even stand up on its own, there were holes so big I could actually see the bezel on the outside of the box. The panel stand was completely broken. I already had a mount for it so I installed it to try it out. First thing I noticed is no dead pixels and this VA panel is bright! Nice picture, great…

I've been waiting for 4k 120Hz monitors to drop in price for a while, but it hasn't really happened to the extent I was hoping for. The initial plan was to get an RTX 3080, but I figured I'd need a 4k monitor for that as well. I actually bought the monitor about a month before the Ampere was released and just left it in the box until I had a card powerful enough to run it. I really wanted at least a 32 inch monitor, maybe more if I could find one. Most 4K monitors have 27 inch panels and that's

Anyone who spends that much money on a PC monitor expects perfection. Unfortunately, this is the second worst monitor I've ever bought (credit goes to the Asus XG438Q). Anyway, the positives first: * 4K @ 120Hz in a usable size at 100% DPI scaling * G-Sync compatible * Very bright at max brightness. I run it at 35%. * No dead or stuck pixels * Excellent color range (subjectively IMO) Now for the cons. Oh my god: *** A pixel's color is affected by neighboring pixels above and below, sort of like

This is a pure large gaming monitor, if you need it then it's perfect. You need to change the default settings, I believe some of the negative comments are from people setting the monitor incorrectly. It can be used as a TV, but there are better multifunction monitors out there. You can find more powerful smaller monitors (24-32 inch) at a much lower price. I've always played on big monitors, I can't go back. Advantages: - very high brightness - excellent color reproduction - response time - no

Introduction A quick overview that will set you on the right path if you are going to play 4k @ 120hz fps games. VA panels have an issue with ghosting (blurry when moving, you lose clarity during the action and everything becomes blurry and distracting). The solution to this is called "Overload Mode" and this panel has 3 settings (Off, Normal and Extreme). If you want to play faster action games (from the fast-paced Doom Eternal to something as slow as Hell Let Loose) then the Extreme setting…

I did a lot of research before buying this monitor, I even bought another one which turned out to be faulty. From the cool aesthetic to the utility of such a wide format, I really liked the 38-inch 21:9 ultra-wide format. because it is expensive, but not astronomical. HDR is good, the eyes are stunning, but if you look closely at the flaws you can see them. The pixels aren't quite the fastest if you look closely. The color space in DCI-P3 is not quite full when looking around. There's no…

I think a lot of the complaints stem from poor Windows configuration and maybe just not having both display port cables connected. I had no problems and have tested them on Windows and Linux. Windows has some issues with fonts in Universal Windows apps, but you can fix this issue. Everything works fine in the games. If you have a graphics card that supports gsync, you'll have a great experience.

Waste of time and money, horribly smeared mess, I've tried everything in the world to fix it, still a mess. Its wide range of ports makes it easy to connect all kinds of devices..

You really do get what you pay for here. I've always stuck with the smaller screen due to the lack of input lag and more robust features on larger format screens. Running this thing on both my XB1-X and 1080ti PC was a real pleasure. Bright and sharp HDR on both systems was incredible. Glad to know I can get 4k 120 after upgrading to next year's graphics card and Xbox version!

Good: Extremely bright with excellent color reproduction The 43-inch is almost "too big" for a desktop, but is incredibly addictive for some games not affected by the issues described below. The Bad: You can tell this was designed to look good on paper but has serious flaws in execution. While this might make a workstation monitor acceptable for development or graphics work, it's terrible as a gaming monitor. I regret the purchase, especially considering the price, and I have won that I will…

The text was TERRIBLE! I wanted to love this monitor but the text was unreadable. I'm not sure if it was a bad model but I don't know how anyone could use it as a monitor. If you're just using this as a TV or game then you should be fine. But to read a text, look elsewhere.

That's a beast. Use it for console gaming and it's great, I'm sure PCs will love it too. The sound system is shockingly loud. The picture is perfect. Very happy with this product. I use it as a TV and gaming screen. Couldn't find the best product

I bought before the price went up 150% otherwise I probably wouldn't have gotten it TBO. Was already 43" 4K 60HZ. For the price, got it for the glory of going from 60 to 120Hz. Glad I didn't wait and lost the sale. Very bright white screen at night, 50% My room lights up More than the previous monitor at 100% I work at around 25-30% Very good picture, responsive and no ghosting I've played over 20 different games on them and they were all better than my LG panel 60Hz HDR RGB light This is what…

As good as advertised. No RGB pixel inversion like the 43" Asus. Speakers are terrible if you're the only person in the world who cares.

I think a lot of the complaints stem from poor Windows configuration and maybe just not having both display port cables connected. I had no problems and have tested them on Windows and Linux. Windows has some issues with fonts in Universal Windows apps, but you can fix this issue. Everything works fine in the games. If you have a graphics card that supports gsync, you'll have a great experience.

I've used wide screens, triple screens, projectors and curved screens and this is by far the best display I've had. Large, razor-sharp display, good response times and updates, great colors. Highly recommended.

You really do get what you pay for here. I've always stuck with the smaller screen due to the lack of input lag and more robust features on larger format screens. Running this thing on both my XB1-X and 1080ti PC was a real pleasure. Bright and sharp HDR on both systems was incredible. Glad to know I can get 4k 120 after upgrading to next year's graphics card and Xbox version!

I've tried at least 15 different monitors (including the ultrawide monitor) over the years. This one was worth every penny. If you want a TV, don't buy a monitor. TVs will always do better in movies, but monitors will outperform TVs in games.

I'm changing my rating to one star, I can't recommend it. I sent in my monitor for repair. It's been a month at the Acer repair shop. When they checked the status of the repair, they replied that we're still testing, but we couldn't help but reproduce your issue. Really Acer?, just check your damn forums, a lot of people are complaining about the disappearance of white images on black backgrounds. I had to send it back immediately and look for another brand. * UPDATE: Thanks to Acer for sending

I am delighted with this monitor. Big but not too big. If you have a good computer with the right hardware, you'll find it useful. Other reviews aren't favorable but I can tell you it's amazing if you watch 4k content. The price is okay.