Good guys, I bought this monitor a few days ago (some of you on Telegram already know this). The thing is that so far it's perfect, we're setting it up (it's a whole world apart and of course from HDMI to DisplayPort, VGA etc...). But let's get to the point: Box and packaging and product The truth is that the monitor is quite well protected by the cork-pan and everything packed in little bags (the European version as always only includes the HDMI cable, the USB cable and the power cable). In the other version they include the Display Port cable (It's mainly useful for using Freesync at 144hz without problems). On the other hand, the quality of the product is really good (to be honest, I expected it to have leds behind it but it's not the case). And the curvature thing is not as pronounced as it seems. The software is maybe a bit confusing, since at first it sends you the "GamingOSD 2.0" app but on certain motherboards, due to version conflicts you have to go to "MSI Display Kit" to finish setting it up. To activate the refresh rate at 144hz (You have to go to the MSI Display Kit APP, or failing that to the monitor properties of the operating system, which allows you to choose between "60Hz, 85Hz, 120Hz and 144Hz". The truth is that the image looks amazing. FREESYNC Here we have something more than interesting and more since NVIDIA has given compatibility to Freesync to their graphics cards. The truth is that it does it automatically, especially if you connect via DisplayPort, and you set 144Hz first. To check it, you have to go to the Nvidia configurator and the G-Sync options (if it's activated by default, it means that Freesync is enabled). In fact, when I changed the GTX560TI, I thought it was a world, to the RTX 2070 (and it is), but since I had the RTX I couldn't enable the dual monitor, because of the only HDMI and DP of the graphics card xD. Now I can do it again! I just have to test it in graphic issues when working with images/videos and so on but for now I tested it with CS:GO, Shadow Of the Tomb Raider, and Monster Hunters World (comes with a gift code). And it's really perfect (I think I'll connect the PS4 and the Switch directly. The most complicated thing, maybe is the menu of the monitor itself which is a bit "basic" and the good thing is that it has a small support for headphones and an integrated USB hub (silly me who thought that the USB was for the rear leds).
