Acer Kg281k (3840 x 2160 Pixels)

Acer Kg281k

3840 x 2160 Pixels

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Anonymous

5 years ago

I have just bought the product and I am disappointed with the results. The colours are bland, there is no vibrancy. I have a Samsung 4K next door (same price range) and the colours are much better. I've tried the different pre-configured modes and even the HDR mode doesn't render well. Is there a solution? Or is the screen just not as good?

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Laura Robach

5 years ago

Please contact customer service for this. Thank you in advance.

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Fabulous96

5 years ago

Dear Digitec Community Yesterday I bought this screen. When I connected it to my PS4 (not Pro or Slim), the picture was very milky/white. After several attempts to correct this, the picture did not improve. Previously I played with my PS4 on a Samsung monitor and I remember that the colours were very crisp. Do you know how I can achieve the same with this monitor or do I need something else? Thanks a lot for your support !

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pdrebes32

5 years ago

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Hello, I have the same setup and have noticed the same effect (low contrast). As far as I can tell, it is due to the HDR mode. GT Sport didn't have any problems, as far as I know it doesn't have HDR. F1 2019 had HDR active by default and when the screen was not set to HDR, it looked very milky. I had to play around with the colours (in-game settings and screen settings). In F1 2019, I have now deactivated the HDR mode in the game settings and now the colours and contrast are great. I hope I was able to help you a little.

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siyar1

6 years ago

WARNING: Freesync/AdaptiveSync monitors are both unsuitable for G-Sync, With the new update from Nvidia, G-Sync can be activated with Freesync/AdaptiveSync monitors, but it runs very impaired in many levels...Also in the Nvidia Control Panel it says that the monitor is unsuitable for G-Sync, even if it has been recognised. This will be the case with every Freesync/AdaptiveSync monitor. If you want G-Sync in its full capacity, you have to get a pure G-Sync certified monitor. Rely on this information.

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Brimstone

6 years ago

Thanks for the info!

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