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#Xr341ck acer monitor drivers upgrade#
Pump made loud noises, RMA'd it, waited 2 weeks, and then they sent me the wrong one! It was a slight upgrade granted, but I had a small case at the time so couldn't use any radiator over 120mm so had to call them again to get the right one. I RMA'd it and the replacement I got back, which was a brand new retail sealed one had a massive gash in the radiator! So I contacted them again and they sent a 3rd one that was finally correct and worked! Ha, actually my Corsair H80i GT too. I bought a 980ti Hybrid, it was defective as it's pump made a loud buzzing noise. Sure there is a chance maybe your RMA one is worse, but that is the case with anything you RMA anywhere! And if it IS worse, you just call them right back and get another one. Honestly what else are you going to do? If you are not happy with it you can either sit there worrying or you can RMA and get it fixed. The thing has a what 2 or 3 yrs warranty (I forget what it is, but any way it's still within it). Just be prepared to cough up a massive amount of money for it. If you are still within your return period, sure try thru the place you bought it, otherwise go thru Acer. While the Acer Predator XR341CK may not be an optimal monitor for every genre and will likely be well out of the price range of most gamers, it gives AMD users access to a cutting-edge FreeSync-capable display. I think /u/bizude meant RMA thru Acer, not where you bought it from. Don't get me wrong forums and twitter are a nice casual way to get support sometimes, but calling is the best most direct way. If it could be made with a variable refresh of up to 90Hz or more it would be a very temping deal.Well I'd tried calling their support versus relying on forums. A similar panel is already used in a Dell U2515H, and some upcoming AOC and Acer models. Personally, I'm waiting to see someone implement a 25" IPS 2560x1440 Freesync monitor. AMD said that there isn't a white list of certified displays in the driver, if the display supports Adaptive Sync it will work with Freesync.Īnyway, most Adaptive Sync/Freesync displays have TN-panels, and resolutions of 2560x1440 There are exceptions, but currently I think there is just a few TN panel monitors that are around 24" with the resolutions you specified ( ).
#Xr341ck acer monitor drivers free#
There is a 'Freesync' certification, but it's free and the display just needs to conform to an industry standard, so there isn't a display that supports DisplayPort 1.2a but does not have a 'Freesync' certification.
#Xr341ck acer monitor drivers driver#
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Downloading the latest Driver releases helps resolve driver conflicts and improve your computer’s stability and performance. If you still have a black screen, try setting the input on your monitor to DP instead of 'Auto'. Try your monitor again on the DP connection after that. After it finishes installing, reboot your system. Click the check box next to 'Clean Install' then proceed.
#Xr341ck acer monitor drivers drivers#
Monitor Drivers need to be regularly updated in order to avoid conflicts and potential problems with your PC performance. Uncheck the boxes next to the 3D Vision drivers and GeForce Experience. AMD proposed that standard appendix, and worked with display scaler (display controller in the monitor) manufacturers to produce new scalers that support variable refresh. Official Monitor Driver Updates for Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, XP and Vista.
People really liked the 'Freesync' name, so AMD used it later to refer to it's implementation of the Adaptive VSync from the optional 1.2a DisplayPort standard.
After NVIDIA premiered GSync, AMD very soon after presented some laptops with working adaptive sync, that they jokingly called 'Freesync' because it used standards based built-in capabilities.
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