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Hmmm... maybe I should sell mine... easiest 200$ of my life!

I just had a great full gaming week-end with this monitor, and I love it. Sorry guys gut, the more I hear about your defective ones, the luckier I feel to own a flawless one.

i7 4930k @ 4400Mhz 16Gb Ram 1866Mhz 2 way SLI GTX780 OC 1200Mhz/6800Mhz My target is to run any game at 60fps min. (not average) @ 2560x1440

My gaming rig has 2 Gigabyte GTX 780 OC [Ghz Ed.] in Sli. Since I'll like some more FPS power under my hood, which is the most effective upgrade, considering that a GTX 780 Ti Sli upgrade doesn't seem worth it? Titan Black Sli? GTX 780 3way Sli? GTX 780 Ti 3way Sli? Wait for next gen...

I feel very lucky since I received a flawless display from a cheap vendor that doesn't accept RMA... BTW if were you I won't send it back just for the black particle at the border unless the DP issue shows up again.

I was about to ask you, how do you manage a 4k..? :confused: ...then I saw your PC specs...:eek: I officially hate/love you. :mad:/:D How many FPS you can squeeze out of it at 4k on the latest games?

You are welcome! :) It took me several shot to find the right light and angle. Best result: - ISO 800 - ambient light on - flash on, with a magazine in front of it to deviate the light to the ceiling ...and some taunting: come on baby, show that pretty face of yours...

I've never tried a Korean monitor but, IMHO, for the price of this one you cannot demand any better quality.

I'll do that tonite. This morning I've tried to set a solid color background on windows and, after staring at the display for about 3 min, I've eventually noticed a cloudy striped pattern, but yet nothing that can bother anyone in real life working or playing condition.

Desktop picture taken with my Canon S100 with no flash

Desktop picture taken with my Canon S100 with flash on

ESO's picture taken with my Canon S100

Tomb Raider's benchmark picture taken with my Canon S100

Sorry for my n00bieness... :o

As I wrote before: I've always liked to play games on big (and unfortunately slow) monitor (Dell U3011, HP ZR30) rather than fast 1080p 120hz (Asus VG278H), so I'm really happy with this one. I didn't really notice any ghosting/blur/streaks. I can tell that is just a little less responsive...

I spent few hours of gaming and small tuning on this monitor tonite, and I still need time to get used at his hugeness, but I really, really, really like it.

ESO screenshot

Not at all.

BF4 screenshot

Tomb Raider screenshot

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8924525

I bought last Friday from TigerDirect for 699 no taxes no shipping. But it's out of stock now.

I bought mine because of that review, but in the end I didn't like the 21:9 format incompatibility with some games, plus the heavy glow effect in the left low corner. Then the horrible stand. And finally the price.

Since you play TESO, and you tried the LG, did you experienced oversatured color in that game with the 34UM95?

I've always liked to play games on big (and unfortunately slow) monitor (Dell U3011, HP ZR30) rather than fast 1080p 120hz (Asus VG278H), so I'm really happy with this one. I can tell that is just a little less responsive than my previous Samsung S27B970D (very low input lag) but still very...

In the first report I didn't test the frame dropping with the camera, I've just taken for good the UFO's message: VALID. My bad. :(

Color are not as deep as my previous glossy screen LGUM95 but I really like them, tonite I'll post a screenshot, this as cellphone quick pic.

Maybe old driver version, or not compatible monitor, or not compatible card... But you can try with the EVGA software: http://3dvision-blog.com/wp-content/files/evgapixelclockoc.exe

Is it worth it to OC to 75Hz with a light frame drop, if you like to match it with 75/80fps for the VSync?

Of course with the Vsync on.

Open: Nvidia Control Panel > Select: Change Resolution > Select: Customize > Select: Create Custom Resolution > and then is up to you...

Now the billion dollar question: Is it worth it to OC to 75Hz with a light frame drop, if you like to match it with 75/80fps for the VSync?

No, I didn't notice any change. Just for your info, monitor is connected with displayport cable and OC with Nvidia control panel.

BF4 (pic from cellphone)

Tomb Raider (pic from cellphone)

The Elder Scroll Online (pic from cellphone)

Some frame dropping, after staring at the monitor for a while you will start to see the dropped frames.

Seldom frame dropping, not really noticeable without the camera.

No frame dropping

My BIG BOY finally installed! The 2560x1440 resolution on 32" looks great (I was worried about it) icon and text on Windows set at 125% is just right for my old eyes. Calibration copied from TFT Central's review is perfect. The stand is AMAZING! Solid, heavy, smooth and pleasant to the eyes...