Bro, how's the monitor? I might get this since i can just pay n carry from the nearest shop. Currently looking for an IPS monitor, <24".

Just purchase ViewSonic VX3209-2K.
Very awesome valuable 32" QHD IPS Monitor.

Hi, aside from some yellow glowing issue (minor) the monitor perform quite well for me, can't complaint much as i pay only RM479 (promotion on Lazada) for an IPS monitor...

Hi, anyone here using ViewSonic 32" IPS 1440p (VX3209-2K)?

What is the respond time you all set at monitor menu - manual image adjust?

Standard, Advanced or Ultra Fast ?

For the moment I set it as Advanced as I read somewhere mentioned Ultra Fast is too aggressive and generate side effect (but this is on another model). I actually seems can't detect much differences just I feel like the screen more bright when set others than standard and I need lower down a bit the brightness.

By the way, below is my setting, I find it this is the best setting (for myself)

• Contrast - 65
• Brightness - 70
• Color Adjust - Cool (sRGB is too dull, Native is somewhere seems not correct, Bluish is way too blue and warm is too yellowish)
• Viewmode - Standard (Others mode disable the contrast and brightness adjustment and the preset is way too bright to me)
• Response Time - Advanced (I dunno what to set, so I put it on center, Haha!)

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 5 2017, 04:14 AM

yo! i am using this model also. bought two and sold 1, cause my wife dont like it. ok back to the topic,

its an awesome monitor with this price but i feel the brightness is not bright enough as most of time i used it for gaming, enemy hide at the dark corner can be hardly seen.(i am comparing it with my predator monitor) even i max the brightness to 100 lol.(currently use nvidia control panel to solve this issue) so far so good.response time i put standard only.

100 brightness? Wah. I am ok with the brightness and I put only 70%. No issue I can see the game enemies. Haha.

use this monitor for gaming?

any screen tearing issue for high fps?

Depends on games. Most games not but some game even vsync on also slightly occur tearing.

games such as?

i'm not into competitive games... more to adventurous games like tomb rider.. witcher.... not sure this monitor suitable or not..

Below is the games I test out, the only having bad tearing is F.E.A.R 2. TimeShift is slightly tearing. The rest is smooth and no issue.




This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 6 2017, 01:17 AM

nice.

can share how far u sit from the monitor?

I put the monitor near the most end of table and I seat as usual a table length. It is flicker free thus I don't find any tiredness even long usage with proper suite myself brightness and contrast.

If use for watching movie I will seat slightly far a bit.

noted.

thanks for all the replies.

i'll put it in my next buying wish list.

You are most welcome. Here my additional impression about the black output.

Attached here the photo taken of the monitor when using black background. I find it very constant and very black, off course not as pure black as VA+ panel but it already meet my black requirement.



This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 6 2017, 11:06 AM

oc the mon to 75hz , no tearing at all(rainbow 6 siege, battlefield1 , watchdog,tomb raider and witcher 3). using gtx1080 to test, max/ultra setting on 2k resolution wont go too high fps. but if ur coming from 144hz panel take more times to get used to it and for me, so far so good.

nope. want to moving on from 1080p 60hz.
currently wasting juice using gtx1080...

possible to OC to 75hz?
will there be noticeable diff compare to 60hz?

yes possible. i would say very minor difference, as i have another 144hz monitor. but better than nothing haha.

noted.

Some mentioned OC to 75hz will reduce to 8 Bit instead of original 10 Bit color.

I didn't try on this monitor as currently my output is Intel HD 530 which I think don't have way to OC like Nvidia where can set custom resolution.

I am using laptop which means only GPU part is handle by Geforce 970m.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 6 2017, 12:58 PM

is it? but i dont see any color difference after the oc.