An update for my KVM setup together with a diagram and problems that I have faced in the past year can be found here: th-cam.com/video/nRkco-1zCaY/w-d-xo.html
Bro my m34qw just came in today and I couldn’t nothing on how to set up the kvm. This man is the goat. I just wish someone would show how it works for nex gen consoles
This video helped me a lot for KVM setup. I am using M27Q for three months, and was unable to figure out how it works. Contacted the Gigabyte Customer Support, they were also clueless. Gigabyte should pay you man
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 yes i seen some of those comments... perhaps another video review of the monitor after a few months of use...and the issues encountered.
Waow men first time i see your channel with this video Btw Thnks alot u did made better explanation video better than company himself THANK YOU again great video.
27:37 Thank you SOOOO much for your informative video! Gigabyte is not able to describe how KVM has to be connected and I could not figure out how to connect my two computers via HDMI and DP with the information of Gigabyte. Thanks to your video I now know what cables I need and how to connect it! Thank you very much! Love your calm and comprehensive explanation! :-)
Best KVM setup source. I use a thunderbolt cable to USB-C, and another one to displayport, work as a charm. USB-B to the displayport pc, (and the other one has just USB-C for keyboard/mouse and display with thunderbolt). Keyboard and mouse to the 2 USB-A ports (inputs).
Thank you very much, I couldn't figure out what was the problem with the KVM. I have a simple USB c and thought that its supposed to transfer everything, but I also needed the HDMI to be hooked up to the laptop with type C. Maybe if I had thunderbolt then it wouldn't need the hdmi
I've also released an update on my KVM setup with better epxlanation (diagram) and problems that I have faced. You can check it out here th-cam.com/video/nRkco-1zCaY/w-d-xo.html
I'd love it if the KVM had a secondary button that just switched the KB/M signal and not the video. That way you could have your main mouse/kb control a docked tablet (in samsung DeX desktop mode for example) with OR without the display extended/cloned.
Thanks for the review. It convinced me to by this monitor. I am wondering if it is possible to use KVM switch with hotkey? I didn't find it in the sidekick menu so I guess not.
If anybody interested, after configuring a hotkey for "input", switching the input also redirects the already configured keyboard and mouse. After some tries it seems it can work as a KVM switch hotkey too.
I just got this monitor, No Dead pixels, could have had better setup instructions, But the hard part is the KVM doesn't work well, works initially but key board and mouse are dead on wake from sleep, have to reboot. also during boot the keyboard doesn't register quick enough so I can't get to the boot option unless I have a keyboard plugged into the actual machine. The monitor screen is great but if you want KVM look to getting a real KVM. Need to decide if I will keep and just disable the KVM.
I see. The good thing is, people usually don't have to go into bios often. Have you tried just to turn off/on the monitor instead of rebooting the machine? Are you using 2 PCs? If not the you can turn off KVM and maybe the connected keyboard&mouse are going to work better? Right now I am using my monitor only with my laptop and when it hibernates/sleeps I have to use the laptop keyboard to wake it up but otherwise the KVM connected keyboard/mouse always work. I am using a single usb c cable now for video&io with KVM turned off. Also try change the usb port you are using to Always On (some ports allow you to make USB always alive even when PC sleeps or hibernates). Sorry I didn't spend enough time with the KVM to find all the quirks of it. Right one more thing. If you use a laptop and the monitor doesn't seem to register the keyboard&mouse using some usb ports - force shutdown your laptop (disconnect cable and hold the power button for at least 30 seconds even when your laptop is already off), this helped me.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 I found my problem, you need to have both computers hooked up for it to work. I was setting it up while I was waiting for my USB C cable (my new work laptop is USB C which is the reason for choosing this monitor) once i had both computers hooked up the KVM is working now.
quick question, when I have extended displays, same as yours, do the tabs not switch back to the PC/Laptop once you hit the KVM switch? To be clearer, when you had notepad open on your "notebook", and when you hit the KVM button and switched to your PC, the notepad tab from the notebook did not switch back to the notebook, it sort of remained on the monitor, even when the monitor was actually connected to the PC. I dont know if this makes sense, but any help is much appreciated!
I have my monitor hooked up to my mac and my PC. I use my Mac's keyboard and trackpad. while my PC is hooked up to an external mouse and keyboard. (I dont actually use the KVM for peripheral switching, coz I dont need them on my mac). So when I do hit the KVM switch to connect to my PC, my tabs from my Mac that were on the monitor dont switch back to my mac
Its was a bit confusing for me at first, but i figured it out after some messing around. Used a usb-c phone charger to connect my desktop to the monitor and the included usb for a laptop to test this feature out. You have to go in the monitor kvm settings to set one of the two usb cables to a video output port. So the usb c port would go to one pc and the weird usb cable imcluded with monitor to an hdmi port.
Hello. Can I make daisy chaining with the monitor presented by you with IIyama GB3271QSU? The IIyama monitor has 2 HDMI ports, 2 display ports, 2 usb. But doesn't have usb type c.
Hi, i have this monitor but i cant make the KVM work. The KVM hardware is set up that way, DisplayPort(PC) > DisplayPort(Monitor) - Type C(Monitor) > Type C(Laptop or Smartphone), when i press the switch it gives me control of mouse and keyboard for a few seconds but it seems to not recognize the video and then it goes back to my main screen after a black screen along with the original source of keyboard and mouse(PC). Type C cable - Baseus PD2.0 60w Transmission speed 480mbps Any help on how to fix it?
We have the same reason on upgrading to this monitor. Lol. I was using a xiaomi 34" 144hz ultrawide and the black level smearing was getting too annoying. Especially on dark scenes in game or a black background with white text.
I cant figure out the kvm. The monitor came with a USB C to USB C. And Gigabytes youtube video uses it for kvm. My config is set up properly but testing it on my phone and my laptop via type c connection, the screen flickers black when i push the kvm button and then i get a No Input Signal error. Any suggestions?
Hello! Ive got question about font visibility, is doing work, typing, reading in word is perfectly fine? Isnt 32 ich too big when u sit like one meter from it?
Font visibility is perfectly fine, it has the same PPI (Pixel Per Inch) value as a traditional 24" FullHD monitor, that is 92 PPI. As for the size - it takes some time to get used to it. When I was using a 24" monitor I used to glue myself closer to the monitor (my eyesight is not the best) for this monitor I have to maintain the distance of more than 90 cm to comfortably see the whole screen. My windows display scaling is set to 100%, cause I like to see a lot of stuff simultaneously but for reading with worse eyesight 125% scaling feels more pleasant.
However, I find the BGR sub-pixel to be a real pain on the M27Q... Luckily the M32Q doesn't have this issue. I can't get my text clarity to be good enough for Office work... real shame since it's a cracking monitor when it comes to gaming.
Good video. BTW if your computer has USB-C with DP alt mode OR Thunderbolt, you can use the USBC connection for KVM Connection AND the video output. I have this setup on my laptop so I only need to connect one single USB-C cable and it does video, keyboard, mouse and sound. My desktop uses the HDMI and USB-B for the second KVM rig..
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 This is a USB C to C cable ? Because there is a variation of a cable which is USB C to display port 1.4 end. And what kind of USB C cables are considered high speed?
@@MsSivaraman87 10gbps speed is ideal. Some of them also state in the description that are capable of 1.4dp standard transfer, just like you said. Both ends should definitely have a physical usb C connector. I bought myself a "Baseus Hammer Type-C PD USB-C 3.1 Gen2 100W 10 Gbps cable". So it is capable of 100W power delivery and 10Gbps data transfer. Length of 1.5m for 20 €. But it is not ideal, the quality is not perfect (windows notifying that the connection might be limited), so i reduced the refresh rate on my monitor to 144Hz I believe and it does not notify me anymore about this possible limit. The quality of the cable has big effect on transfer speed.
I’m new to monitor and kvm thing and I don’t understand the purpose of kvm. Can’t I just connect my peripherals to back of monitor and connect monitor to both of my pc? I won’t be running 2 pc at the same time, 1 for work at day and 1 for gaming at night.
You also need a connection for your peripherals' communication with your pc. This is provided 2 ways: using a dedicated type A or usb type C port on the monitor. I believe the monitor does not accept peripherals communication from both of these ports at the same time (nor does it accept 2 video signals) that's why you need the KVM switch and you need to operate it manually. However if only 1 pc is running at a time, the monitor could potentially detect this and automatically accept the signal from the running pc. I have not tried this. If you have the means, please give it a try and let us know how it went. If you don't have the means, I might try it myself on the weekend.
Other Settings -> Input Auto Switch - automatically switches to an available input source. This is directly from the manual. I still don't know whether KVM must be correctly set up for your use case. As I said, I might try it out on the weekend. Either way, it's a good monitor.
Thanks for the reply. I haven’t own this monitor but after looking into the specs and reviews, I’m still buying the monitor even without considering the KVM.
I usually use brightness of 40 or less. It depends on the ambient light (my room is usually darker) and also how sensitive are your eyes. If it is too bright for your eyes, lower the brightness until it fells comfortable.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 i have a VA monitor and the contrast is lower than my samsung ips tv, i think the general quality of monitors is much lower than tvs
What about ethernet? Can that be plugged into the monitor and passed to USB-C? My laptop doesn't have an ethernet connector, just USBC and you have to use an RJ45 to USBC adapter.
There is no RJ45 on the monitor. You would have to use an adapter. But even if you used an adapter, I don't think it would work or if it did that it would work well (cause of required network data throughput if you are also transmitting video). Just guessing though.
At least in my country, the customer has the right to return a product within 2 weeks of purchase without giving a reason. I could have done it myself, but it did not seem worth for a dead subpixel. I have not noticed that dead subpixel for months, and I am using this monitor daily for loong hours. Just wanted to point out the severity (or rather the lack of it) of this issue from my perspective.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 Thanks for reply can i ask is this monitor ok for fps shooters. Have you tried it with warzone 2 cause thats what i was thinking of getting it for ?
@SILVER PRO Sure, I'm not a huge competitive FPS player, but I played a few matches of old Warzone, Apex, CS and finished both Doom games and other SP Shooters. There are no issues with the response rate. If you are not a pro E-sport player needing 200+ Hz monitor, then this with 165 Hz is more than enough.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 thnx! Just got this monitor today, pretty awesome. My 38inch died sadly so have this as replacement for now hehe. Still trying to find a good picture setting.. My white is not so white hehe
i bought it and it's trash, not only the kvm did't work, after I rebooted the computer, the pc won't reconnect to the display port and also my mac won't connect through usb-c. Ultimately I didn't have a working monitor at all. So I returned it.
Sorry bruh (no camera stand, low budget), but I made a solid explanation of how you should do it. As I said in the video, slide in the top part first and then push in the bottom part of the attaching rectangle. If it does not want to click, maybe you wanna hold up the springed latched mechanism whilst pushing down the bottom part. Hope it helps.
An update for my KVM setup together with a diagram and problems that I have faced in the past year can be found here: th-cam.com/video/nRkco-1zCaY/w-d-xo.html
is it obligatory to use usb c?
This guy should be paid by Gigabyte, for his detailed set-up review, especially the KVM portion.
Bro my m34qw just came in today and I couldn’t nothing on how to set up the kvm. This man is the goat. I just wish someone would show how it works for nex gen consoles
@@newbsaibot_ today the same here!
@@joaobernardo4472 you just figured it out?
I'm glad I found this video. I gave up after playing with the KVM for a couple of days.
Finally, someone shows how to use the kvm hub. Well done
This video helped me a lot for KVM setup. I am using M27Q for three months, and was unable to figure out how it works. Contacted the Gigabyte Customer Support, they were also clueless. Gigabyte should pay you man
thank you for giving better explanation than the Gigabyte company did .... :)
Only video I seen that goes in depth about the KVM... thank you.
You are welcome. I could have made a better explanation, I have not pointed out the issues (mentioned in this chat somewhere) with KVM.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 yes i seen some of those comments... perhaps another video review of the monitor after a few months of use...and the issues encountered.
Waow men first time i see your channel with this video Btw Thnks alot u did made better explanation video better than company himself THANK YOU again great video.
I usually don't comment, but this video is GEM
Thanks for the KVM setup walkthrough. Helped me set it up quickly.
27:37 Thank you SOOOO much for your informative video!
Gigabyte is not able to describe how KVM has to be connected and I could not figure out how to connect my two computers via HDMI and DP with the information of Gigabyte.
Thanks to your video I now know what cables I need and how to connect it! Thank you very much!
Love your calm and comprehensive explanation! :-)
Thanks, especially for clarifying the KVM setup. I wasn't sure how to set it up. 👍
I have made an updated video explaining KVM setup even in more details. Check it out on my channel.
Best KVM setup source. I use a thunderbolt cable to USB-C, and another one to displayport, work as a charm. USB-B to the displayport pc, (and the other one has just USB-C for keyboard/mouse and display with thunderbolt). Keyboard and mouse to the 2 USB-A ports (inputs).
I see already a lot of people giving praise about rhe video and I do as well! Great video, specially on the KVM stuff, thank you!
Dude your tuto is awesome, there are a couple of videos trying to explain the same but they didn't as well as you, thanks
Very good review. Thank you very much. I loved the KVM part.
thank you, the detailed info on KVM set up was very helpful
Another person here to say thank you for showing me how to set up kvm. I was about to give up until I saw your video 😊
Thank you very much, I couldn't figure out what was the problem with the KVM. I have a simple USB c and thought that its supposed to transfer everything, but I also needed the HDMI to be hooked up to the laptop with type C. Maybe if I had thunderbolt then it wouldn't need the hdmi
Came to see how to set up KVM. Thanks for making the video ♥
Thank you so much for this review. Showing how to use the kvm was awesome!
I've also released an update on my KVM setup with better epxlanation (diagram) and problems that I have faced. You can check it out here th-cam.com/video/nRkco-1zCaY/w-d-xo.html
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 Thank you!
Helpful info on kvm setup for this monitor
Great video, thanks for taking the time and spending the energy to make it.
I am gonna release a follow-up video next week.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 looking forward to it
Thank you for this video! Amazing demo and set up
Thank you for this video. It helped me a lot.
Super helpful guide, thanks man!
I'd love it if the KVM had a secondary button that just switched the KB/M signal and not the video. That way you could have your main mouse/kb control a docked tablet (in samsung DeX desktop mode for example) with OR without the display extended/cloned.
Man, you’re saved me!!
Glad to help.
That's a cool looking keyboard, what model is that?
Keychron K3
Thanks bro!
Your video save my life!!
How are the dead pixels? Has it gotten worse? I found the same problem with my screen 😔😔
Nice video! I have a wireless headset that connects to a USB dongle, do you know if this would work with the monitor's KVM switch?
I am using a wireless mouse with a dongle myself. Should work.
Can you use the other HDMI port for another device with the monitor only?
Thanks for the review. It convinced me to by this monitor. I am wondering if it is possible to use KVM switch with hotkey? I didn't find it in the sidekick menu so I guess not.
I don't think so either
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 Thanks, strange there is a switch button in the software, in theory it should be possible and for me also very obvious.
If anybody interested, after configuring a hotkey for "input", switching the input also redirects the already configured keyboard and mouse. After some tries it seems it can work as a KVM switch hotkey too.
Do we need to type-c to type-c for connecting to laptop or can we use usb type-c?
I just got this monitor, No Dead pixels, could have had better setup instructions, But the hard part is the KVM doesn't work well, works initially but key board and mouse are dead on wake from sleep, have to reboot. also during boot the keyboard doesn't register quick enough so I can't get to the boot option unless I have a keyboard plugged into the actual machine. The monitor screen is great but if you want KVM look to getting a real KVM. Need to decide if I will keep and just disable the KVM.
I see. The good thing is, people usually don't have to go into bios often. Have you tried just to turn off/on the monitor instead of rebooting the machine? Are you using 2 PCs? If not the you can turn off KVM and maybe the connected keyboard&mouse are going to work better? Right now I am using my monitor only with my laptop and when it hibernates/sleeps I have to use the laptop keyboard to wake it up but otherwise the KVM connected keyboard/mouse always work. I am using a single usb c cable now for video&io with KVM turned off. Also try change the usb port you are using to Always On (some ports allow you to make USB always alive even when PC sleeps or hibernates). Sorry I didn't spend enough time with the KVM to find all the quirks of it. Right one more thing. If you use a laptop and the monitor doesn't seem to register the keyboard&mouse using some usb ports - force shutdown your laptop (disconnect cable and hold the power button for at least 30 seconds even when your laptop is already off), this helped me.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 I found my problem, you need to have both computers hooked up for it to work. I was setting it up while I was waiting for my USB C cable (my new work laptop is USB C which is the reason for choosing this monitor) once i had both computers hooked up the KVM is working now.
Niiiiiice. I'm eyeing this monitor for my gaming PC.
quick question, when I have extended displays, same as yours, do the tabs not switch back to the PC/Laptop once you hit the KVM switch? To be clearer, when you had notepad open on your "notebook", and when you hit the KVM button and switched to your PC, the notepad tab from the notebook did not switch back to the notebook, it sort of remained on the monitor, even when the monitor was actually connected to the PC. I dont know if this makes sense, but any help is much appreciated!
I have my monitor hooked up to my mac and my PC. I use my Mac's keyboard and trackpad. while my PC is hooked up to an external mouse and keyboard. (I dont actually use the KVM for peripheral switching, coz I dont need them on my mac). So when I do hit the KVM switch to connect to my PC, my tabs from my Mac that were on the monitor dont switch back to my mac
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the video. How do I set up the KVM to use the same KB and mouse for both video inputs?
Thats exactly what i did in my video. Watch the video again.
Its was a bit confusing for me at first, but i figured it out after some messing around. Used a usb-c phone charger to connect my desktop to the monitor and the included usb for a laptop to test this feature out. You have to go in the monitor kvm settings to set one of the two usb cables to a video output port. So the usb c port would go to one pc and the weird usb cable imcluded with monitor to an hdmi port.
hi! do you know if is the monitor has a screen protector/film to peel off?
Hello. Can I make daisy chaining with the monitor presented by you with IIyama GB3271QSU? The IIyama monitor has 2 HDMI ports, 2 display ports, 2 usb. But doesn't have usb type c.
Hi, i have this monitor but i cant make the KVM work. The KVM hardware is set up that way, DisplayPort(PC) > DisplayPort(Monitor) - Type C(Monitor) > Type C(Laptop or Smartphone), when i press the switch it gives me control of mouse and keyboard for a few seconds but it seems to not recognize the video and then it goes back to my main screen after a black screen along with the original source of keyboard and mouse(PC).
Type C cable - Baseus PD2.0 60w Transmission speed 480mbps
Any help on how to fix it?
did u solve ?
@@gforce1065 no, i gave up, but apparently my cable doesnt transfer enough data for the video to come out
thanks your tutorial for kvm setup
We have the same reason on upgrading to this monitor. Lol. I was using a xiaomi 34" 144hz ultrawide and the black level smearing was getting too annoying. Especially on dark scenes in game or a black background with white text.
From my research, you probably need a Thunderbolt 3 or TB4 or even USB4. ... Decent video, tho.
I cant figure out the kvm. The monitor came with a USB C to USB C. And Gigabytes youtube video uses it for kvm. My config is set up properly but testing it on my phone and my laptop via type c connection, the screen flickers black when i push the kvm button and then i get a No Input Signal error. Any suggestions?
Do you know why every time I switch from DP to HDMI it stays there and doesn't recognized until I manuals disconnect and connect the HDMI cable?
I have my iPhone plugged into the moniter through a type c cable and can’t seem to get any display
Does your laptop run at 170hz 1440p through kvm?
Hello!
Ive got question about font visibility, is doing work, typing, reading in word is perfectly fine? Isnt 32 ich too big when u sit like one meter from it?
Font visibility is perfectly fine, it has the same PPI (Pixel Per Inch) value as a traditional 24" FullHD monitor, that is 92 PPI. As for the size - it takes some time to get used to it. When I was using a 24" monitor I used to glue myself closer to the monitor (my eyesight is not the best) for this monitor I have to maintain the distance of more than 90 cm to comfortably see the whole screen. My windows display scaling is set to 100%, cause I like to see a lot of stuff simultaneously but for reading with worse eyesight 125% scaling feels more pleasant.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 thank you for responding! Its rly good monitor
However, I find the BGR sub-pixel to be a real pain on the M27Q... Luckily the M32Q doesn't have this issue. I can't get my text clarity to be good enough for Office work... real shame since it's a cracking monitor when it comes to gaming.
Good video. BTW if your computer has USB-C with DP alt mode OR Thunderbolt, you can use the USBC connection for KVM Connection AND the video output. I have this setup on my laptop so I only need to connect one single USB-C cable and it does video, keyboard, mouse and sound. My desktop uses the HDMI and USB-B for the second KVM rig..
Yep! Currently I am using only my laptop with a single high-speed USB C cable connected to the monitor.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 This is a USB C to C cable ? Because there is a variation of a cable which is USB C to display port 1.4 end. And what kind of USB C cables are considered high speed?
@@MsSivaraman87 10gbps speed is ideal. Some of them also state in the description that are capable of 1.4dp standard transfer, just like you said. Both ends should definitely have a physical usb C connector. I bought myself a "Baseus Hammer Type-C PD USB-C 3.1 Gen2 100W 10 Gbps cable". So it is capable of 100W power delivery and 10Gbps data transfer. Length of 1.5m for 20 €. But it is not ideal, the quality is not perfect (windows notifying that the connection might be limited), so i reduced the refresh rate on my monitor to 144Hz I believe and it does not notify me anymore about this possible limit. The quality of the cable has big effect on transfer speed.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 Thanks so much for your timely reply!
I’m new to monitor and kvm thing and I don’t understand the purpose of kvm. Can’t I just connect my peripherals to back of monitor and connect monitor to both of my pc? I won’t be running 2 pc at the same time, 1 for work at day and 1 for gaming at night.
You also need a connection for your peripherals' communication with your pc. This is provided 2 ways: using a dedicated type A or usb type C port on the monitor. I believe the monitor does not accept peripherals communication from both of these ports at the same time (nor does it accept 2 video signals) that's why you need the KVM switch and you need to operate it manually.
However if only 1 pc is running at a time, the monitor could potentially detect this and automatically accept the signal from the running pc. I have not tried this. If you have the means, please give it a try and let us know how it went. If you don't have the means, I might try it myself on the weekend.
Other Settings -> Input Auto Switch - automatically switches to an available input source. This is directly from the manual. I still don't know whether KVM must be correctly set up for your use case. As I said, I might try it out on the weekend. Either way, it's a good monitor.
Thanks for the reply. I haven’t own this monitor but after looking into the specs and reviews, I’m still buying the monitor even without considering the KVM.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 have you got a chance to use the above method
Can anyone tell me best settings for this monitor ? I have brightness 53 and seems to brght for my eyes ? Ty for the help
I usually use brightness of 40 or less. It depends on the ambient light (my room is usually darker) and also how sensitive are your eyes. If it is too bright for your eyes, lower the brightness until it fells comfortable.
Стоит брать для Xbox series x and world of Warcraft?
is the contrast decent in the dark?
Absolutely. I am not very nitpicky about the contrast; I had no issue with it at all. I think the contrast of VA panels is a bit overrated.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 i have a VA monitor and the contrast is lower than my samsung ips tv, i think the general quality of monitors is much lower than tvs
What about ethernet? Can that be plugged into the monitor and passed to USB-C? My laptop doesn't have an ethernet connector, just USBC and you have to use an RJ45 to USBC adapter.
There is no RJ45 on the monitor. You would have to use an adapter. But even if you used an adapter, I don't think it would work or if it did that it would work well (cause of required network data throughput if you are also transmitting video). Just guessing though.
Heard alot of people are getting dead pixels on this model. Kinda sad i was thinking about getting one but dont want to take the risk.
At least in my country, the customer has the right to return a product within 2 weeks of purchase without giving a reason. I could have done it myself, but it did not seem worth for a dead subpixel. I have not noticed that dead subpixel for months, and I am using this monitor daily for loong hours. Just wanted to point out the severity (or rather the lack of it) of this issue from my perspective.
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 Thanks for reply can i ask is this monitor ok for fps shooters. Have you tried it with warzone 2 cause thats what i was thinking of getting it for ?
@SILVER PRO Sure, I'm not a huge competitive FPS player, but I played a few matches of old Warzone, Apex, CS and finished both Doom games and other SP Shooters. There are no issues with the response rate. If you are not a pro E-sport player needing 200+ Hz monitor, then this with 165 Hz is more than enough.
What game was that on the screen?
Rage 2
@@patronautsvirtualworld8155 thnx! Just got this monitor today, pretty awesome. My 38inch died sadly so have this as replacement for now hehe. Still trying to find a good picture setting.. My white is not so white hehe
RIP to the dead pixel.
can you use KVM with xbox series x?
Yeah
i bought it and it's trash, not only the kvm did't work, after I rebooted the computer, the pc won't reconnect to the display port and also my mac won't connect through usb-c. Ultimately I didn't have a working monitor at all. So I returned it.
Bruh only reason I clicked on video was to see him put in the stand as mine won’t work and he skipped it
Sorry bruh (no camera stand, low budget), but I made a solid explanation of how you should do it. As I said in the video, slide in the top part first and then push in the bottom part of the attaching rectangle. If it does not want to click, maybe you wanna hold up the springed latched mechanism whilst pushing down the bottom part. Hope it helps.
you've got bigger problems if you can't figure out how to put the stand into the monitor...
Very helpful video. Thank you!