yes, and this is the reason why !!!

Hi, I got the same problem. I can't find any video explaining. Could you please answer to this comment with a link or an indication of what to search to find it? Thanks in advance

@@yb8173 its 2 years ago, i dont remebmer unluckily. But just look at the motor in your garage find the name and google it. I am sure you will find help. I know that I got new remotes here (3rd Party) and onc eprogrammed now they work perfectly ince then. not a single error. Be carefull with the frequencies different unit may have slightly different frequencies.

I didn't understand how to do it, do you know how can I find a tutorial?

Ive been using it in 120hz on xbox series x and the ghosting does not feel good for me, the objects are literally duplicating

@@nedaspaul5419 to me it gets blurry

+ there is little light leakage + bleeding in both inferior corners...

Loki Shi just do t do the extreme mode then

i dont have any ghosting

Maybe it's because you had Freesync set to off

Other reviews say you shouldn't set it to extreme but just 'super fast. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZqxaKhof9KEbZI @ 5:00

@@ytwallabang hardware unboxed said it only gets bad overshoot on extreme when freesync is turnt off

Look at his part 1 video where the HP is on HDMI and the Dell on DP. The HP actually does better there

No it does not, the benq 2780q and the LG 27gl850b do from my testing.

Playstation doesnt support 1440p

@@nedaspaul5419 u don't understand my question, hdcp 2.2 can downscale 4k to 2k

It's available for all of them. Check the Hardware Unboxed review of the monitor and try to look at the comments section.

@@bogdan198 I was wrong it does work but it's a small difference.

hdmi can do 240hz...

@@joshpashia637 only with Display port

hp, but not omen

It's an input lag test. Both of those can affect input lag.

thats screen tearing because the camera you are looking at recording it can only do 60fps at best not to mention the upload is also limited to 60fps

with freesync enabled on the monitor, all the overdrives settings look the same, there is no difference. You have to turn the freesync off it gives a blank screen and refreshes, now extreme will have the overshoot meaning overdrives are now working, is it only my monitor or is my one broken?

Headache and eyepain because of it?

What was causing it

@@nedaspaul5419 the panel itself.Switched to LG 34GN850B no problems

Thanks. I'm waiting for your comparison video with your higher grade camera.

No one said higher grade camera. Just use your phone in slow motion mode or change some settings like shutterspeed if your camera allows it.

@@herrkeks357 its a good test wdym

Yeah u could

If it’s just blue, then it would be a blue LED. RGB implies many colors that mix from red, green, and blue.

"s" indicated their lineup (the other one such as "U" means Ultrasharp lineup), next 2 digit is screen size (ie. 27), next is their model year ("21" means on 2021), "D" means QHD resolution (while "H" and "Q" means "FHD" and "UHD" respectively), "GF" is probably meaning it has high refresh rate, and compatible with both G-Sync and Freesync. Compared it to other gaming monitor, dell is much easier to interpret😋

@@nurp4904 what a nerd

@@sleekismboyz605lol, what a f*ckin weirdoo.. really can't differentiate between nerd and entshusiast eh? Anyway, it's just trivial information which u can find on rtings.com or any kind of monitor review site

It doesn't have either of these features

nope i dont think so... i have an asus vg27wq and im sad about that i cannot use elmb and hdr same time. what i want to say is, that elmb is an unnecessary feature for me

Very good, no dead pixels and just a very bit back light bleeding in the right down corner (but its so small not even noticable)

@@yannikrosenbaum6664 Does the monitor has any strobbing feature?

Dell

I like the HP and kept that over the Dell. What questions do you have in detail?

@@reinulf5474 how did you settings It?and did you notice bleeding or other problems?thanks

dario cusano no bleed it's good

@@reinulf5474 How is it in dark games. I mean night time in games (for instance witcher 3 at night, any fallout game at night etc.) Is the glow really bad?

I don't know that one, but 27 inch is the minimum I'd buy today. It's actually much smaller than I thought it was going to be, coming from a 24 inch 16:10 display.

The aw2521hf is 1080p, def a no no in 2020

If you play FPS games competitively then a 240hz 1080 panel is nice but it's a niche screen really.. if you want an all around monitor then 27" 1440 >144hz is a good choice. I have a AW2518H, but strictly only use it for CSGO, otherwise I'm on my 27" 1440p.

I've owned an alienware 24 inch 240hz TN panel monitor and now I have this dell s2721dgf 1440p 166Hz. I see a massive advantage in clarity. Yes 240Hz is better than 144 or 166Hz for sure but the IPS colours and the increased pixels make it much easier to see things on screen IMO. I'm loving this monitor. I have it set to extreme and I don't see any ghosting. I play Apex Legends daily and this monitor is phenomenal for it

It's a good monitor, no noises, solid performance. The colors are not exactly what I like but they can be adjusted to be ok. I don't like how the Black Level adjustment makes the image quality worse, for example you notice that text becomes affected. The build and adjustability of the stand is great. I feel a little eye fatigue and nausea using this monitor though. Maybe I'm imagining things but it somehow doens't feel relaxed and all well. I imagine that HP might be better at tuning the colors of the LG Panel and their Black EQ is probably better (because I know that the Black EQ on the HP x27i definitely is better than on this Dell). This Dell has darker edges on the left and right and it's quite noticable, maybe your HP is better there.

@@reinulf5474 I had LG 27GL850 (3 units), Omen 27i and Benq ex2780q. The first two models are pretty similar overall in terms of colours and responsiveness. The HP has much more build quality, but both of them made some popping noises during warm up and cool down (thermal side effect). I didn't like the Benq due to some ghosting tails in quick transitions but it has better contrast and didn't make any noise. Now I have the HP, but those noises get me crazy. I would try the Dell (it might have better thermal design) but I'm worried about the dark edges you mentioned...

@@reinulf5474 when you say "no noises", which kind of noise are you referring to? Did you have issues with other monitors?

@@pakodks there are no popping or creaking sounds during warmup and cooldown and there's no high pitched noises or coil whine noises. Any electric device can produce noises and yes, I once had a Monitor that constantly made hissing noises and got that replaced by the same model but it was silent.

@@pakodks then I'd recommend you this Dell as it is silent or the HP x27i which is also silent, has deeper blacks than the Dell/LG/HP Omen 27i. The x27i is not just as fast as the LG Panel but it's very close and much faster than the BenQ. The build quality is hit or miss on the x27i though and some of them have less than great color uniformity (one part of the screen might look more yellowish or blueish). What the Dell has are those noticeably darker sides of the screen. It's actually not just slight but for example if you have desktop icons, the ones on the sides look dull. Especially noticeable if you have a different monitor next to it which shows its side icons perfectly bright and clear

Judging from the rather Grey blacks I am quite sure it's the LG. This was apparently also proven by checking the Panel Code in a German online community. What also makes me believe it's LG is the way the colors are calibrated. I had the same kind of colors on the L227 10 years ago, which also had a wide gamut panel.

LG Display LM270WQA-SSA2. Been mentioned on pcmonitors forum, someone in china did a teardown. I think its the 27gn850 panel eitherway good allround ips panel.

It must be just a general flaw of how the backlight is designed, so you will have that on every one of these monitors. There isn't anything one could do to fix it.

@@reinulf5474 I see. Thanks a lot! :)

Yes, I can try this evening. It looks very good in the ghosting test. I'll record a comparison with the HP

@@reinulf5474 Thank you. Make sure to follow the UFO from left to right and repeat the cycle a few times. Do not upload the video in slow motion because it'll be blurrier than in real life :)

@@Hanonn It's online, check it out.

I can't do that at the same time as having the HP on 144 hz and have it set to have the same image on both, otherwise of course that would be better

165hz on dp and in extreme mode work very well no noticable issues

Build quality is great, the stand is excellent and the height adjustment has a large range. Color uniformity is great, but the sides on the left and right have a vignette, they are somewhat darker than the center. This is especially on the right side. Good colors are not easy to be set. Whatever you do, don't install the Dell Driver as then all the colors are completely exaggerated and unusable. Without using custom ICC profiles it's impossible to set the colors to be as good as on the HP. They have a different character. I wasn't exactly impressed by the Dark Level adjustment, as it introduces an exaggerated contrast to the image. If you forget to turn that off, text looks weirdly artifacted. It's a personal decision but I actually prefer the HP, although the build quality is far worse and color uniformity is hit or miss. We have a long discussion on the German site mydealz.

@@reinulf656 thanks man!

@@LuisFelipy one more thing. The little joystick on the back and the plastic around it is somewhat squeaky when using it or the buttons, so there the build is not the best.

Hey there. Yes, you're right, but actually at 165 Hz with Freesync on the overshoot was not bad and nearly impossible to notice, also on Testufo at its highest setting. The bad stuff happened when Freesync was turned off. Then it left black trails worse than any VA Panel could produce. I wasn't able to run both monitors side by side at 165 and 144 Hz in game.

@@reinulf656 I have my monitor set at 166Hz extreme response and use a DP cable. I've not seen any overshoot. I would test the monitors one at a time too

What is the input lag on the second overdrive setting

Danke, dann wird es normal sein!