According to posts that can be found on the OLEDGaming subreddit, ASUS has released the ROG Swift OLED PG27AQD, its first ROG 1440p OLED gaming monitor with 'endgame' features that include a 0.03 ms response time 240 Hz refresh rate anti.

But still I'd go there before anyplace else. The search may be over for PC gamers who have been looking for an OLED display that isn't a large TV and/or comes with a flat, rather than curved, panel. Sadly the owner was murdered and apparently things are not quite what they used to be. She saw me looking at them and let me know that she had just installed one in the pc she had just built, and gave me a 10 minute lecture on how to get it working.Ĭould I have got that sort of help at Frys? Hahaha hahaha.Īfter these two amazing experiences I bought every single bit of my computer hardware from them for the next 5 years. But I had questions, which the 20 year old running the register clearly couldn't answer. I had just built a pc using that motherboard and was interested. In the glass case under the cash register they had a cardboard box full of extender boards to add a USB port to a specific motherboard. Then replaced the broken monitor on the spot.Ģ. After a minute the nice lady said 'that's ok, let's go find it' and she took me into the office, got out the stack of every single cash register record for the day when I bought it, and we spent 15 minutes going through them all until we found their record of my purchase. I took it back and they were very apologetic, but they couldn't replace it without a receipt. And silly me, I had somehow lost the receipt.

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