Thank you. We're aware of all those articles (and have posted them many times).......... except for the one from Tech Critter - that one just published today.

*yes, copy paste reply from our FB page.

Our monitor is suitable for all sorts of game types.

Check out our XL2430T for some competitive gaming edge!

4K monitor for the designers out there! http://ap.benq.com/product/monitor/bl3201pt



Our BL monitor provides 100% sRGB coverage wwith IPS Technology where every color is delivered with the finest precision in every detail and at every possible viewing angle for a great viewing experience. With a 10-bit panel that renders more than one billion hues, every image is displayed with the richest, liveliest colors.

Haha. I wonder can my kepler support 35 inch. Very itchy 2 buy one 4 myself.

tried on gtx 680, seems okay to me

All depends on what game you play.

It's 35" but it's not 4K resolution, just think of it as a wider Full HD.

Sweet Spot for Curved Monitors
A 2000R's sweet spot is better suited compared to a 3000R for a typical PC setup environment. For a 35" monitor, it is recommended to have the setup between 1,3m to 2.6m and for the XR3501 the sweet spot is best at 2m.

what's the cheapest model with hdmi?

Just got my XL2430T yesterday. Very happy with it except for one thing that is driving me crazy.

On direct perpendicular view of the screen, there is a purple tinge at the top part of the screen especially on the left side. So much so that if surf the web, the address bar would look purplish.

I tried tweaking the settings but nothing seems to work. Any solutions?

Update : Ok, got the purple tinge corrected by reducing red level and putting mode to standard. Will see how it goes.....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Sep 20 2015, 07:44 PM

Can take a picture of it and show us?

You can PM us here, attach image or PM us on Facebook - either way will be fine.

We love the XR3501 and we hope you do too!

If money is not an issue, try the tri-monitor setup!

With our position indicators, setting up the XL2430T is a breeze and you'll always get it perfect.

After much tweaking, I finally found the reason. It is the contrast setting, anything above 40 will result in the purplish tinge, regardless of red channel setting. As long as I set contrast less than 40, there's no problem. Is that normal?

Other than that, the monitor works great!


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Thanks. Will send feedback to HQ.

Glad to hear that you love the monitor!

Plenty of good reviews for the XR3501 across the globe, this one's from Hexus.

http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/monitors/85469-benq-xr3501/

Thx.

No regrets buying this monitor. 144hz really makes a difference. Can't see any tearing at all and so silky smooth as compared to 60hz.

The only problem is that in between the smoothness, the microstutters become so obvious!

This post has been edited by kmarc: Sep 23 2015, 06:05 PM

That's the beauty of 144Hz!

Let's just says it brings out the best in things, and even the worst in things.

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- With the 14-bit 3D Look Up Table (LUT), monitors can display the most accurate color mixture. 14-bit 3D LUT improves RGB color blending accuracy, resulting in impeccable color and gray tone reproduction.

- BenQ PG series monitors feature Delta E≤2 in both Adobe RGB and sRGB color spaces to ensure colors are displayed accurately in every stage of web design, photo retouch and pre-press workflow. Delta E≤2 not only offers viewers the truest appearance of the original image, it also saves time and money by creating reliable colors and providing promising result when matching images the first time, every time.

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This post has been edited by Mr BenQ: Sep 24 2015, 06:35 PM

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