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That's a different issue. DisplayPort Deep Sleep makes the monitor take an eternity to wake up so you can boot your PC, turn on the monitor, and by the time the monitor finally wakes up, the graphics...

Hey I have a request for any PG32UQX owner. Can you please open a fully black picture in your web browser and enter fullscreen mode (F11) then take a photo of your monitor in SDR mode with Local...

It makes no sense why they would have the option to disable this feature in OLDER monitors and not NEWER ones. The funny thing is, there are new monitors with the option, but they are extremely...

My old monitor, the PG279Q, had an option to disable this terrible setting. Now on the XG279Q without the option to turn it off, getting into the BIOS is nigh impossible and also every time I bootup...

Thank you for the link, I grabbed all the manuals so now I have them backed up. How did you find that link?

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/ROG-MAXIMUS-IX-HERO/HelpDesk_Download/

Link is completely dead. Nice. Now I can't download the manual to look up POST codes, can't download BIOS updates, can't...

Hi all,

I purchased my monitor back in October 2017 and had no flickering or g-sync related problems (like the vertical line down the middle of the screen.) Unfortunately I had other problems with...

How did you make out OP? I sent my PG279Q in back in September 2020 for repairs for other issues. I bought my monitor in October 2017 and it did NOT have the g-sync firmware bug. I received back the...

Looks like yogore/mura. Did you keep this at max brightness the whole time?

Bro you kind of forgot to tell people 1) the screw holes are totally off, 2) you need custom screws to tie it down because cases don't come with that kind of screw, 3) you need a nut to fasten the...

That freaking sucks. This is exactly why when someone asks about doing warranty work for their product which is working, I always say no. Wait until it's absolutely in a bad way before sending it in....

Can you guys hook it up to a UPS or something that tracks watts usage and see how much it drops when you "turn it off"? Or if it doesn't drop at all? Because that would be a tremendous finding if it...

Follow instructions here:
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/1045242/geforce-drivers/windows-april-update-1803-rs4-quot-spring-creators-quot-windowed-g-sync-is-broken/post/5318334/#5318334

Alright, enough time has passed. I think it's safe to say the new cable has stopped the random blinking and blacking out that used to happen. It hasn't happened once since swapping it out as opposed...

Please take a photo of you watching a widescreen movie with black borders on top and bottom! Need to know if the black on the bottom is solid black like your full black picture above.

So far no black outs since I changed the cable. But it's hard to tell since I know it's tied to static shock and it's been very humid here lately so very little static buildup is occurring. I am...

The issue is not Nvidia drivers it is Microsoft's new WDDM (Windows Display Driver Model) version 2.4, which is brand new in 1803 and only available with Nvidia drivers 397.xx and newer. This is not...

I have the same exact issue with my PG279Q. Will try a new cable and report back. Really hope it's that.

I get this too and what you're seeing is called "backlight uniformity" done poorly. It's not considered a defect and from what I've seen, all LED backlit panels have this problem to some extent. The...

Get a microfiber cloth and rub it gently but hard for awhile and see if it starts to fade. I had a similar mark on my screen that went away after rubbing it with a cloth.

Memory training doesn't seem to matter once it's locked in right? I've had it off for a long time now and no issues.

I have an update to this.

I was originally using an old DVI based LCD screen from 10 years ago. I have since upgraded to an ASUS PG279Q. This time I'm using DisplayPort. Good news: it was the...

When you plugged them in, did they light up properly with the right colors?

After you check for broken pins, leave the cooler off. It's safe to boot and do BIOS work without a cooler, the chip won't instantly heat up because it operates at a very low voltage at idle. I ask...

This is Intel's fault. 1.245v is your processor's max turbo vcore for stock settings. You can't go below it using adaptive. Sucks huh?