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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 5 months ago

Nov 11, 2024 04:06 PM By R91
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AOC Q27G2E/BK review, can you do it?

Hey, we only buy and test monitors available in the US, and it doesn’t appear that the Q27G2E is available in the US right now.

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R91
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AOC Q27G2E/BK review, can you do it?

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 9 months ago

Aug 12, 2024 05:59 AM By baeyley
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is this any different from the CQ27G2S/BK? Thanks

Yes, that’s a different monitor as it has a higher 165Hz refresh rate.

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baeyley
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is this any different from the CQ27G2S/BK? Thanks

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 10 months ago

Jun 14, 2024 02:56 PM By leonid_mysyk
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Is it different from the AOC Q27G2E monitor?

Yes because the Q27G2E model has an overclock to 155Hz, which the CQ27G2 doesn’t have. The Q27G2E also has a flat screen.

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leonid_mysyk
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Is it different from the AOC Q27G2E monitor?

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 11 months ago

Jun 05, 2024 09:45 PM By JohnathonDoe
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Was Variable Refresh Rate the only problem when using this monitor with a Mac?

From what we experienced yes, there were a lot of VRR problems, including flickering, so it’s better to disable it altogether.

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JohnathonDoe
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Was Variable Refresh Rate the only problem when using this monitor with a Mac?

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