Viotek 109013NH: Ultra Thin G Sync Compatible Zero Tolerance 23.6" Monitor with 1920X1080 Resolution, 144Hz Refresh Rate, Anti-Glare Coating, Frameless Design, and Wall Mountable Capability. Review

As my first 144Hz monitor and the first real visual upgrade in 5 years, I really wanted to like it. Unfortunately, in the end I decided to box it up and send it back. Incredibly weird/fuzzy/weak/cloudy image quality that oddly seems to outperform my decades-old TN panels in many ways (even though my older displays are 60Hz). I will tell you more about this monitor. If you don't care for the details just scroll down to my TLDR lol. This will take a long time. And yes, I've tried everything. I've

Review Update: Addressing a 120/144Hz issue that has been resolved. The problem was in WINDOWS. For some reason you have to toggle 144Hz in WINDOWS and not in the NVIDIA Control Panel to make it work. OD also works correctly now, but still lags behind in GTG's response. It just looks a little better now. When I think about it, the manual really sucks because it doesn't really explain anything. Colors are still difficult to correct in WINDOWS. My point about the lack of gamma control in the OSD…

I bought this monitor on December 8th 2019 and it arrived on the 14th. I had to return it by the 30th due to dead pixel issues and it took so long because the customer service really isn't up to scratch. I only returned my monitor on February 28th, 2020 and when I received it it came back with 2 dead pixels. SERIOUSLY not happy with it but would rather have the monitor rather than asking for another refund. Then I highly doubt this monitor is 1080p because the pixel density is so poor compared…

Beautiful optics. Be sure to check the settings on your computer and switch to 144Hz if you haven't already. I just went through the Modern Warfare campaign and the screen was perfect. The dark areas should be dark, but some of the light colors didn't stand out as I thought. Aside from one minor hiccup, the monitor is a good buy. The monitor on the right is the monitor I'm looking at.

This was the cheapest 144Hz monitor I could find and after a bit of fiddling with the settings (thanks fellow Revain commenters) and turning down the intense factory brightness, it works as advertised. The only part I had trouble getting any sound out of this thing without external speakers. If I'm just missing something, it's due to the confusing and useless setup guide and lack of instructions on that front. I finally gave up and just hooked up some cheap speakers to the audio port and used…

For the people who write a negative review because they insist it's not 144hz, they're wrong because the monitor is 144hz, they just don't know what they're doing, or probably haven't read it. Yves has had this monitor for a year now and it's a great budget monitor with no issues.

This is my PC: CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Master Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 3.9GHz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super 8GB, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCI-E NVMe SSD, WiFi Ready and Win 10 Home (GMA1396A2, Black ). Acceleration was not performed. I play ACC almost exclusively on triple screen and can get around 85fps with about 5 other cars on the track and 75fps with 10-20 cars on the track. I bought 3 monitors and have no dead pixels, colors are as good as my 1440P 27" VA AOC, brightness is more than adequate…

(Sorry, I bought a flat 1080p 144Hz model.) Now that might seem a bit biased, as I've only used crappy TN panels and no more than 75Hz. But I love this monitor, I wholeheartedly recommend buying it for mid-range gamers who want to get the best bang for their buck. I got this monitor when it was around $139. It's less than a dollar per hertz, it's insane. 144Hz makes a big difference in FPS games like CS:GO or other competitive games like Rocket League. I've seen some bad reviews about dead…

I bought this monitor in September because my buddy bought it and said it was really good. I was fine for a while and then one day about a month later my buddy who bought the same one said his monitor died accidentally, I got worried right away, I read reviews of this monitor that later had problems had, such as dead pixels. . Well that was me I think 3 months later I just closed the game and opened Chrome to see the dead pixel doesn't ruin the monitor but it's annoying to look at. I'm going to

I've seen a lot of people say they can't get 144 fps, but that's actually not true. However, it's a little tricky and there's no prior setup for it. Firstly, you can't use HDMI because you only get 120 fps with it. You must use Display Port or Display Port for Mini Display Port, which is what I used. Next, you need to turn off free syncing. After that, all you have to do is go into the Windows display settings on your computer and change it to 144Hz. You should now hit 144 FPS. One last thing…

Overall this is a great monitor but after 3 years of use I noticed flickering horizontal lines at the bottom and sometimes at the top of the monitor. This also results in a halo. I fixed this issue by setting the frequency to 120Hz instead of the full 144. I'm not an absolute fan of FPS graphics, so I don't mind it, but for people who are, I suggest getting a 4-year warranty (if you have one). is a). ) in case something goes wrong.

I bought this monitor in September because my buddy bought it and said it was really good. I was fine for a while and then about a month later my buddy who bought the same one said his monitor had accidentally died. I was immediately concerned, reading reviews of this monitor, which later had problems such as dead pixels. . Well that was me I think 3 months later I just closed the game and opened Chrome to see the dead pixel doesn't ruin the monitor but it's annoying to look at. I'm going to…

This monitor is as described and looks fantastic! If you read reviews, some of them will be positive and some will be negative. Mostly the negatives say it's 120Hz. This is incorrect because most people don't know how to change video adapter settings and change refresh rate from 120Hz to 144Hz. Some negatives destroy monitors. This is understandable and it was always possible to get a replacement through contact. I am very happy with the monitor!

I looked at the prices for a while before deciding on this monitor. A 5-star rating doesn't mean it's the perfect monitor. For the price, however, it's almost a golden egg. It comes with VESA mounting screws, a mini screwdriver, a sturdy stand, and a display cable! The 1080 resolution image looks great and the colors are pretty accurate to the naked eye (I don't have any color calibration test tools). The stand feels pretty solid and the monitor doesn't wobble too much. The buttons at the…

Beautiful optics. Be sure to check the settings on your computer and switch to 144Hz if you haven't already. I just went through the Modern Warfare campaign and the screen was perfect. The dark areas were supposed to be dark, but some of the light colors didn't stand out the way I wanted them to. Aside from one minor hiccup, the monitor is a good buy. The monitor on the right is the monitor I'm looking at.

The screen isn't actually that ultra-thin without the bezel, and FreeSync has some issues with this monitor. I'm using an RX 5700 XT and when I switch to FreeSync mode everything goes black and I can't use the monitor. But overall this is a super great screen for the price and I would definitely recommend it. June 2020: After about a year I had a huge dead pixel in the middle of my screen. I would recommend just getting a regular MSI 144Hz screen or something from BENQ, Asus. , etc.

In order for these monitors to run at 144Hz, you must use DisplayPort. This information is for those who complain that it doesn't work with these settings. I encountered very small problems, such as B. that the screen became a distorted mess of random colors. Turns out I just had to replace the power cord for this. and reseat the display port cables on the monitor and GPU. I can use it for my work and for games. While HDR is a little lame, that's to be expected from VA displays. It has both…

I have a small table and a dog. This monitor fell and was knocked over and I just tripped over the cables. It still works like the day I bought it. Still a crystal clear screen.

I've had this monitor for a month now and it works really well, it's very easy to set up and the picture quality is top notch, the difference between 60 or 75hz and 144hz is obvious, I will never go back to 60. xs lol. The only downside is that the monitor stand is a bit too big so it limits space for my peripherals, but other than that it's a really good monitor, especially for the price. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Which is a little disappointing but it's a decent monitor and the picture looks good but that's all I can say. Thanks for attention!