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Hey, thanks for the question. I didn't mention it but the board does have bios flashback. If you look at the user manual you will see that you have to press the bios flashback button, which is on the back of the IO, for 3 seconds to enable it. Do note that there is only 1 USB slot that supports the bios flashback. I suggest you go to the Asus website and search for the product manual for detailed information.

Eventually I paid 20$ at a/s center and replaced the heatsink. Room temperature 32 degrees gpu 77 degrees hotspot 92 degrees(OCCT)

I have my GPU core set to 1900MHz at 0.9mV with +700MHz memory using MSI Afterburner. And in Heaven benchmark it goes to 82C and 102C hotspot, which is a lot. To have a more meaningful comparison I can do a test using the settings you have. Be it stock or let me know what you have set for core, voltage and memory, if you have also used MSI Afterburner. Also I have limited the fans to 70% speed at 80C. On a side note, the service center replaced the whole heatsink? Or did they apply the original pads and paste?

@@jackalldiytech Overclocking and temperature are irrelevant, because the power is limited to 200W. The entire heat sink with thermal pads was replaced at the service center. It's problematic to go over 100 degrees hotspot.

Well in case of MSI afterburner it is more of a min/max performance based on what you want. If you want lower power consumption and lower temperatures, you will set a core clock at a specific Volt instead of using the default curve. Adjusting the VRAM memory also affects performance and temperature, the fan speed also plays a role and last but not least the PC case and the airflow inside of it. So with a core clock undervolt to 0.9mV, memory clocks set to default and fans speed set to 100%, inside a Jonsbo C6 case, I had temperatures 77C and 99C hotspot runing the heaven benchmark. It's not a major improvement but some settings do impact the temperatures, undervolting being the biggest one.

​​​​​@@jackalldiytechWhat I want to tell you is that the temperature is too high. The difference between gpu core and hotspot temperature means that the heatsink is not properly attached

Well that's a bummer. Do you happen to know how long they lasted? I'm asking because I just replaced the botched diy pads with the upsiren ones and the haven benchmark results were the same - meaning I did an excellent job before, or the upsiren pads of 0.75 and 1.25 are no good for this GPU.

@@jackalldiytech INNO3D RTX 3060 Ti OC D6 8GB TWIN X2 LHR Is this the right one? UPSIREN 21w It certainly increases the temperature by more than 10 degrees when working with 0.75 and 1.25 MM

Yes, this is the GPU. From what I remember my GPU was always a bit hot. But I did not see any difference after installing the pads, granted they are just a day old so not much could have happened to them.

Hi there! Most thermal pads are built using silicone which is super soft and compresses easily, at the place of 0.75mm pads you can use a 1mm thermal pad which has high conductivity around 12 wmk or so, it'll compress and become around 0.75mm.

I tried testing again today but failed. The upsiren 21w 0.75mm thermal pads is shoreC 50~65 = Shore00 100+ , so it hardens when compressed to a certain extent. So it doesn't compress anymore.

Hello Javier. I can only imagine what a big difference in size it is. As for my recommendation, it would have to be the colour accuracy. The cheapest way to adjust a monitor is to take a piece of white paper and put it over/besides the panel, then lower the R,G,B values until it is close to the paper white. Also, only lower the RGB values by a few points, as that will give you the best result.

Thanks for the information, much appreciated

You're the 2nd person in like 20years to point out the Scottish accent. I don't know any Scott to verify it, but I'll gladly say there's a 1% Scott in me

@@jackalldiytech So is it the scottish accent? The r is the same as the german prussian r from East Prussia. If we speak english we tend to fall into the scottish accent since that is closer to the East Prussian way of saying the r. Prussia is gone by now but we still speak the danziger low german dialect and so as an foreign english speaker we tend to fall into the scottish accent. As well the baltic states would speak english like the scotts. Just a curiosity I noticed. Your english accent really stands out differently from any other YT channels accent.

I honestly do not know as I have never looked into Scottish accent, the one that mentioned this to me was my English teacher, so she could have been on to something. Also, thanks for the interesting historical/geographical insight.

Hey. This shouldn't be drive specific but do let me know the exact model you have. As for what you can do: - go to bios and check if the motherboard sees the drive - if it doesn't you can update the BIOS version - if you do see the drive in bios but not the OS, in Windows you can search for disk manager and initialize the drive. Let me know how it goes.

I did not try it. A 20% overclock seems a lot to me, especially for an IPS panel. And even if it somehow worked for me there would be no guarantee that it would work for you, since every panel is different. Even if the overclock was a success, it could come at the cost of the monitor skipping frames. Lastly, there is no telling what will happen to the components inside the monitor that would be working outside of their specs (overheating, faster degradation, immediate failure come to mind).

You can use Windows 11 on this board. However, to be able to do that, you may first need to go into the BIOS and make 1 change as described on the Asus website www.asus.com/microsite/motherboard/asus-motherboards-win11-ready/

Hey, thanks for the question. This monitor only has 1 HDMI port, so as it is you could only connect 1 device at a time (switching cables). You can however avoid that by getting an HDMI 2 in 1 switcher. Since the cheapest HDMI switch costs like $6-12 you could also look into monitors with 2 HDMI ports. Since you mentioned ps5, you will probably want a monitor with more than 120hz if you want 120fps, otherwise you will be limited to 60fps on the ps5. You can look at my last 2 videos for cheap 24 and 27 inch monitors with 144Hz or more, the cheapest one being $100 on Amazon US (ktc h24t09p).

I am aware that the economy is different in every country and sadly countries, like Brazil, get hit harder due to low income. There is inflation, which makes everything even more expensive. And then there is also the import tax that some countries have extremely high. So for humans that want a different lifestyle a change must be made, in this case a higher paying job and/or relocation to another country. However, you could also find something that you like doing and is in demand, sell your products/services, and also make videos on TH-cam to show how something is done and promote your business.

Hello, and thanks for the question! The monitor does not have any standby LED, which is good/bad depending on your preference.

@@jackalldiytech tnx for the response.. for me,realy like the monitor for budget price and spec wise..

You're welcome. This is a great monitor for the price, maybe there'll be monitors for even less by the end of the year. The next step up would be a 24" monitor with 144Hz or more. And the "end game" would be a 27" monitor with 2560x1440px resolution at 144Hz or more. Which you can already buy new for less than $200 (I just released a TOP 5 video), but for that kind of a monitor you also need a good GPU if you want to play games at max resolution and 144+ fps.

Yes, it comes with an HDMI cable, and you should use it if you have problems with any other cables you might want to use.

Thanks for letting me know, I'll see what I can do!

There is a significant difference, spec wise: The ultragear has a VA panel, 144Hz over HDMI and 165Hz over DP, true 8bit, 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x DisplayPort 1.2 Price is $140-150? Which is almost double so it should be a better monitor. For similar specs to the ultragear and possibly even lower price you could look into KTC H24T09P. The geekbuying website usually has good deals on these monitors, but if you want to get even better deals you have to be subscribed to their newsletter.

While I don't use it in an office I do have fairly bright lights and I can use it just fine, this is with the brightness slider set to the default 75/100. I can say though that I am using a worse monitor at my current workplace (very bright lights) and this monitor would perform better, but it's not a wide monitor if that is what you're after.

The sa240y has USB 3.1 type C 15W, display port 1.2, 2x2W speakers, no VESA mount. However, Acer has more versions of this monitor so l don't know which one you're looking at. The one I compared was from 2019. You can use display specifications dot com to compare monitors, but the data may not be accurate.

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@@jackalldiytech . It's sa240y G . I am fine with 75hz . Also I only need 1 hdmi other ports doesn't matter for me. so should I pick this or lg 24mr400. Your reply to this question will be my final pick .

Hm... The only G variant I can find is in India, so I guess that's region specific and the name is G0. If that's the case that monitor was released sometime in 2024 and supposedly it can be overclocked to 120Hz. Also Acer has a 3 Year warranty for this monitor. So on paper the acer one is better, but again I don't know which exact version is being sold and for how much.

I don't know, I hope that it holds more than 2 years. Then again I had a $200 monitor who's panel crapped in just a bit over 2 years.

This monitor, like most, has an LCD panel and uses W-LED for backlight. If you want better LED technology then the price will be higher.

Thanks! And if you have any other questions I'll do my best to answer them.

You should be able to enable it, if it doesn't work out of the box.

@@jackalldiytech . Thanks man.

The 24MR400 is best out of all of them, its 2023 release date and has 100Hz. But it depends if you're looking for any other features, like multiple HDMI or DP inputs.

@@jackalldiytech . Only need 1 hdmi port . Also I heard that MR is 99%sRGB while others are 72%NTSC colour gamut. Which is better ?

As far as I know the stand is the same

@@jackalldiytech . Excellent. MR I buy then.

CPU cabinet, do you mean the PC case? If that's what you meant then in the video I still had an InWin 101 PC case, now I have Jonsbo D41 Mesh for one PC and Jonsbo C6 for another.

@@jackalldiytech thanks

​@@jackalldiytech. Man it's damn pricey . Do u know any micro ATX black cabinet with side glass panel and full pre fit fans for less than 5000rs ?

Up to 100Hz over HDMI and up to 75Hz over VGA

@@jackalldiytech . That's excellent man . But in flipkart they gave wrong information like 100hz for analog and 60hz for digital.

Hey, of course you can use it with a console. However, if your plan is to play games at 120fps, then you'll need a monitor/tv that has at least 120Hz. In this case even though the monitor supports 100Hz, you would be able to play games on consoles only at 60fps and not 100fps, as that is not supported by consoles as far as I am aware.

Overall I am satisfied with the monitor. It hasn't given me any problems. However, I'm not thrilled that the back thumb stick controls every setting, even the on/off. But I guess this is now a thing on the cheapest monitors and it's something I/we have to accept.

Just goes to show that I don't build PCs often enough, but I will definitely remember this blunder as it's not a quick fix in small cases

I'm happy with them even though I have a standard fan configuration. I'll do some fan mods when I can. I did not set fan speeds over 70% so it's not too loud. I think GPU hotspot goes to 95c and normal temp is 15-20c lower than that, CPU I think doesn't go over 80c. I admit I didn't pay much attention to it yet, but if you skim over some of the gaming benchmarks I posted then you will see the temps with the default number of fans one can use. Edit: Looking at Ghost of Tsushima at very high preset at 1080p, CPu temp 66°C (52W) and GPU 75°C and gpu hotspot 93°C (138W). If you'd like to know anything else let me know!

The monitor does have tilt, maybe yours is just stiff. You can remove the stand and try to move the mounting point by hand

R - 100Hz vs 75Hz - P, is the biggest difference. Since the panel is different the color accuracy is probably also different. No audio out jack on the P, R - 100x100 vs 75x75 - P vesa mount holes. The P came out in 2021 the R came out in 2023.

Thank you, and I hope your CPU cooler came in a better shape than mine.

@@jackalldiytech What happened to yours? Something came Broken? didnt remember hearing that on the video

It was used. It was also missing thermal paste, and the bottom plate had some holes in it. But the seller was a 3rd party on Amazon, so it's not Thermalright's fault.

Hey there. By clicking in on the joystick button the menu should appear. After that you use the joystick to go up,down,left,right. Even if you use a VGA cable you should still be able to use the settings. I have to ask though, is the monitor working and displaying any image?

@@jackalldiytech I discovered the defect, which is that I did not use the cable that came with the monitor and used another cable 😅 Thank you for your response 🤍

I'm happy to hear that you got it working, if you'll have any questions or observations about the monitor just leave a comment.

Hi thanks for the question and sorry for the bad quality. What app? Hmm.. Ah I think I know what you mean. I used the Nvidia control panel which comes with Nvidia drivers. If you have an AMD or an Intel Arc graphics card then you'll have a different graphic settings app. If you just want to change the monitor resolution this can be done by right-clicking and select customize screen (at least on Windows).

You can't change the refresh rate from the windows settings?

@@jonah5548 You can but it might be different based on which version you're using. On windows 10 these are the steps: - right click on desktop - choose Display Settings - then click on the Advanced Display Settings "link" - choose a refresh rate But because the GPU is connected to the display and not windows I would say that it's better/safer to make the display changes in the GPU software.

75mm ? Ou 1mm nas memórias?

0.75 mm and 1.25 mm as is written in the description

Hey thanks for the question. I don't know how I could effectively capture the sound with my headphones. I tried recording it via the OBS using different sources for the "desktop" audio, but when I then edit the audio I don't hear a difference. HOWEVER, there is a day and night difference if you use the audio from the monitor or if you use audio from your motherboard (the motherboard sounds a lot better). To put it in perspective, the monitor audio sounds flat but it'll work if you need it as an emergency. But I would not use the monitor audio long term.

It doesn't have 90 degree rotation as the stand is very basic, no height adjustment as well. But you can tilt it forward and backwards.

It is 100Hz over HDMI and supposedly 75Hz over analog. But I don't have an appropriate GPU or adapters to test the VGA refresh rate.

@@adwaithrajesh4534 .Ya that's my same doubt lol

Yes it is also good for displaying and reading text. I read emails, news, reddit and various files on it. But I haven't used it for programing yet. Do you have any particular concerns when it comes to reading?

@@jackalldiytech Mainly reading books and note-taking. I know most monitors can do this fairly easily but I also favor good (or decent) color reproduction and maybe minimal eyestrain.

@hmf33 the monitor looks good to me and I can use it for a long period of time. I don't have a calibration device so I adjusted the colour by eye (50 red, 46 green, 45 blue - default values are 50). There is also no bleeding or blurry effect when you scroll fast through the text, as I have experienced on some older monitors.

@@jackalldiytech Nice, thanks for this 👍

Hey there. Yes you can install it as all the drives are backwards compatible. However, if you're also wondering about speeds, this motherboard's m.2 slot only supports PCIe 3.0 x4 speeds, meaning about 4000MB/s read/write, so a faster drive than that will not be able to run at full speeds.

It has a 12V RGB 4 pin connector (for rgb led strips and such), but it doesn't have a 5V ARGB 3 pin connector. Depending on what you would like to do, just connect some ARGB fans or also control them with software. If it's the former, then you can use a sata to 3pin 5V ARGB adapter (it has some built in lighting presets), if it's the latter then you can use an ARGB hub that comes with included software.

You can use a 100Hz monitor with a PS5. Is it ideal? Not really, as you won't get the full 120fps experience, I think it'll run at 60fps (I don't have a PS5 to do the test myself). So if you do want the most fps get a monitor with refresh rate equal or greater than 120Hz

It is good for games, that is why I bought it. I have tested it with multiple FPS games and various Action RPGs. FreeSync (AdaptiveSync) helps prevent any screen tearing and 100Hz is a lot better than 60 or even 75.

Thank you for valuable information, I will certainly look into those products for future fixes. I have applied undervolt and the card is running, can be too hot depending on which fancy setting I use in games. I'll feel better once I receive the correct pads. The only thing that is strange on this card is that one standoff for one screw got unscrewed and I over-tightened it, as it dug into the PCB a bit - so I'm also waiting on thread locking glue to fix that problem.