Gtx Gaming Control Panel

My gaming PC with GTX 1080 kept crashing during gaming and I believed it had to do with the cheap PSU I had.� After some research I decided on this SeaSonic unit since it is a brand many enthusiasts recommend, and it was having a $30 rebate at the time of my purchase.� I was impressed with the packaging by SeaSonic, and I like that it is fully modular.� The most important thing is that after replacing my PSU with this new unit, my PC has been running rock solid so far even after hours of gaming.� I have not experience a single crash yet.� Also it comes with 12 yrs of warranty which gives me a peace of mind.

Very good card for gaming triple a games. Coming from an old GTX 1070, this is way more powerful. Two negatives would be that I needed to get a larger pc case to accommodate the card and its support mount. And the heat coming from this thing during gaming is wild hot. Other than that it’s awesome.

Easy to use professional looking control panel to make changes on the fly.

I LOVE the Lume Cube Panel. In many ways, the Lume Panel is better than a flash. The user can control the panel's continuous brightness 0-100%, which makes it uniquely capable for varying photographic needs. Definitely worth the price.

Great remote control panel makes monitoring very easy.

This compact printer does the job well. Functions and control panel are easy to use.

First, I’m not being PAID for this review. All my research was on-line (user reviews, YouTube, manufacturer, etc..). Since I'm no longer working, my comparative opinion is based on devices I own (iPad Pro, existing monitor, cell phones, etc..). I’m not a professional photographer or content producer (but generally clean up personal photos, etc..) and I do not game on the PC (Playstation is better imo). My initial impression is Wow! Screen image is super nice and much better than the 11-year-old Samsung 22-inch 1080p (TN panel) I have been using. Colors are more vibrant, and the panel is more intense regardless of the brightness setting. Set up is straight forward. I'm using this with Intel Iris Xe graphics and 32GB of system RAM on Windows 11. Connection is with a Mini DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort cable (user supplied) and the monitor is set to 2560 x 1440, with no scaling, running at 75hz. I did update the device settings to use the ASUS monitor drivers (you must manually install them, but this is very easy to do), and I did install the ASUS Chroma Tune software to simplify changing monitor color presets. The monitor itself recognized the miniDP cable connection and preset the audio input controls. This 27-inch 1440p panel is a joy to use. Splitting the screen in half (landscape orientation) for Outlook and Edge, Word and Excel, etc. creates a very normal and enjoyable workspace. Full screen mode for photo editing is impressive, the size and resolution seem to make my PaintShop Pro software function better. While the speakers are tinny, I don't like having external speakers on the desk and the audio output is fine for my needs. While others have mentioned the difficulty of using the monitor’s menu for volume control, I am finding the audio control on my desktop sufficient to control volume without having to change the monitor’s preset level.

We have it for everything, Air-Conditioner panel control, Land line phone, Toys Etc',

Great monitor for gaming and productivity. Being an IPS panel the colors are great but with the downsides of having less contrast when compared to a VA panel. Pick your poison I guess. Overall I am very happy after having switched from a Samsung G9 which while impressive was just too big for my desk.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Gaming monitors have become the next level with this OLED display panel. Most games are usually brightly light so I didn't realize I'd appreciate having OLED panel for darker scenes. Wow. The colorful lights in the back is an extra bonus and the overall profile of this monitor looks very sleek. I do wish it was 4K but perhaps LG will release that next!