Is this monitor the flicker free/zero flicker version?
1998955
Neither of the 2 I bought "flicker", they work great. Could you elaborate on what you mean?
744232
No. it (Qnix QX2710 evolution ii) does not have.Qnix QX2710 monitors are 3 different model basically.However,PWM rate is different from conventional one.Model name : QX2710 evolution ii (Bypass monitor 1 X DVI-D port only), Samsung PLS panel. NOT flicker free. Overclockable easily.Model name : QX2710 True 10 Multi (DVI, RGB, HDMI) version. AM-VA panel Flicker Free.Model name : QX2710 True 10 DP Multi (DVI, RGB, HDMI, DP) version, AM-VA panel Flicker Free.
1396154
Make sure your mini display port is enabled. If you are using HDMI it causes that flicker because it's at a different frequency. If you use the mini display port it will be clear and very smooth motion that will help that eyestrain greatly.
1362436
I didn't have that problem but there was a glitch in mine which made my screen flicker. I believe that it's a manufacturing issue. If you can't get it to work, is send it back and ask for another one
1396155
Double check your settings on the monitor. Mine didn't come with DisplayPort 1.2 enabled by default. You may be getting a 30 Hz refresh rate. Similarly, if you're using HDMI and not DisplayPort, you'll be stuck on 30 Hz not 60 Hz. I just turned mine way down and didn't notice any flicker.
1626020
Neither is it PLS, nor does it have a single DP. You may only connect via a good DVI-D cable, but then you can overclock to 2560x1440 @ 120hz (+-20hz about, depending on your luck) I bought this exact model before and unless they totally changed it, the description is plainly misleading/wrong now.
2094860
Sorry I have no baseline for comparison. It appeared the same as another monitor on the same computer using a standard VGA connection.
799573
Yes, I returned Dell S2415H because the text is not black, gray, gives me a headache because I use it reading news, stock quote. I use the multimedia screen on this monitor and doesn't give me a headache. Compared with my Qnix2710 which is 1440p, I prefer this benq for reading and multimedia use. I returned hp 25xi because of flicker, gives me a headache too.
230987
well, it does have a flickering effect. I didnot try to see if that mode can be turned off. Its not that prominent though, I hope it helps.
1831208
I am sorry that I can not be of help, I have not noticed the flickering with mine in my setup. As others have suggested it may be defective and you may want to return it or exchange it.
1821521
None that I can find. Perhaps a LITTLE light bleed at the bottom, but otherwise, just as perfect as any monitor I've ever paid full price for. However, my first power supply block was bad. They sent me a new one ASAP. All good.
1170585
Depends on the type of gaming. The 5-6ms response time isnt great for FPS or games with a lot of things moving on the screen very quickly, you will notice ghosting. I run 2 of them in a triple screen setup though, with the 2 GW2450's on the outside. I bought a much faster 2ms BenQ for the center monitor and I dont notice any ghosting anywhere. Partly because I dont focus on the side screens because they serve as peripheral viewing but Id say in general, yes. For best results? No.
1913165
While the base is rather small, and cannot be tilted. The only wobble I noticed is if I actually bump the monitor itself. Haven't noticed any flicker at all on the monitor.
481570
No, the general symptom that would cause one to replace this part would be the monitor works but the image is very dark. I think flicker rate might be associated with the video cards scan rate such as 60 hertz. The higher the hertz the better the flicker rate or refresh rate. Play with different screen resolutions and refresh rates to get a smooth screen image.
1780853
Yes it is, beware of bad pixels. I bought this monitor and got 3 dead pixels and 4 stuck pixels.
1590181
I am inclined to think something is wrong. Mine has a nice picture. I did no adjustments on my monitor. I kept the factory setting because the picture was great.
915499
I'm sorry to say I had the same issue with 1 of 2 monitors I purchased. I don't believe it's a powersupply issue b/c I swapped powersupplies and the issue still occurred. I had to RMA my bad monitor. I will say though, if you get one that works, they're really quite nice.