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I remember the old discussion ;) I would say that in both cases you will be fine. 2K, 75hz is a good choice, 1070 or 1080 too. What are the specs of what you call "slightly better monitor"?

Really? No. It is nice have but not must have.

Ciao Automan, Thanks for your clear explanation. I understand now.

Thank you all. So I will stay at 4.3 Ghz which proved rock-solid for several years. With my upgraded rig (RAM + GFX) I am now DCS 2.5 ready I believe and I hope I can last several years. Next time I will change the whole PC. By that time, hopefully CPU will default be at 5 Ghz.

Hello, I don't understand the notice at the top of the forum. What are the StarForce servers & protection services?

Thanks for your opinion mate. Gracias hombre! Un saludo.

Hi all, I bought my rig late 2013 and just upgraded to 16 Gb RAM and got a new GTX 1080. The motherboard is a MSI Z87-G43 Gaming. The CPU is an i5 4670K (3.4 GHz). In 2014 I overclocked the CPU to 4.3 Ghz by simply using the built-in selector in the MSI BIOS software. Then I tried to play a bit with voltage but without completely mastering what I did. So by security I increased by 0.1 Volt increment. But rapidly the system became unstable so I decided to stay at 4.3 GHz. And since then, all has been fine so I think I will keep as is. By curiosity, I wonder if it would be worth trying to overclock to 4.5 Ghz? Basically and mathematically speaking, going from 4.3 to 4.5 is a 4.65% increase. That is very little. But maybe it does not work like that? By the way my cooler is a Master Hyper 212 EVO (it is not a water cooling). So it is not enough I believe to cool the additional overclocking to 4.5 GHz.

The bug is not from the DLC Campaign, I believe, but from DCS. Have a good time mate :)

Thanks! I cross my fingers:punk:

If you have budget for a 1080 that would be perfect. 1070 or 1080 + 2K 27" monitor is a very good combo IMHO :thumbup: Community managers say we are close now. I'm not knowledgeable enough to give an opinion on that precise model but I see guys having that card on this forum. That's what this great and mature forum is all about! Great to hear ;)

You are most welcome. To sum up my previous posts, it would be your option 2. With the release of the 1070Ti, hopefully prices for the 1070 might drop a bit... but maybe not immediately. Regarding "noob", don't worry mate. Me too I was a noob 2 months ago when I started to study the upgrade of my rig in anticipation of DCS 2.5

Yes, wish me luck guys :) If the new monitor is right then my hardware upgrade for DCS 2.5 will be over! The choice of an alternative monitor was rather easy because as far as I know :detective: there are only 2 monitors with the following specs: 27" 2K TN 144/165 Hz Gsync

You should have created a separate thread as this it not a bug. As I recall the storage tanks are down of a hill and you have to land on the roof of the house higher on that same hill.

I ended returning the DELL S2716DG and ordering an ASUS PG278QR. Thanks to all.

Yes

The 960 will struggle to run a game at 3 840 x 2 160 (4K). For 4K you need at least a 1080 if not a 1080Ti. A 1070 for 2K (2 560 x 1 440) is OK.

If there is no patent, I say YES :thumbup:

Ciao Luca, Welcome back to DCS and flight simulators! ;) So you are going to play 720p... How many inches is your monitor?

I'm been searching to death a solution on Dell support forum and on the web. No luck. For those who have the ghosting problem, it seems that there is no fix. I think I will return the S2716DG rev A04 to Dell. And regarding the S2716DG rev A01 that I bought initally from Amazon I will ask them to exchange it against an: Asus PG278QR All I hope with this model is that I will have a uniformity of colours all over the screen (as traditionally on TN), no back light bleeding, no dead pixel and no ghosting. If somebody has that monitor I would appreciate feedback.

Thanks all! David OC, petsild: I tried all you suggested, no significant result. BitMaster: I will think about it.

I managed to turn on ULMB. It does not work above 100 Hz, that's why I could not turn it on before (the monitor was set on 144 Hz) Unfortunately ULMB does not solve the ghosting (also known as "pixel inversion").

Many thanks mates for helping me. Mr_sukebe, I've never felt necessary so far to calibrate my monitors. But in this case I will try. I've already tried this given by a guy on Amazon, many guys tried it and were happy but it did not solved the ghosting. Nvidia Control Panel>Adjust desktop color settings: Brightness-50% Contrast-50% Gamma-0.60% Digital vibrance-70% Hue-0 CLICK APPLY DELL Monitor settings: Brightness-26% Contrast-75% Color>Custom Color: R-97% G-99% B-96%Now I'm going to try a profile from TFT Regarding your hueyPro, are your refering to this? It looks like a commercial product but has been discontinued? BitMaster, - Monitor *.inf installed ? ==> I don't know how to verify that. I installed the latest drivers for the monitor from Dell's website but the drivers are from 2015 - ULMB instead of Gsync activated by any chance ? ==> I deactivated Gsync to try but cannot get ULMB activated in the monitor OSD menu, for an unknown reason. But anyway, it would not be convenient to switch back and forth ULMB/G-Sync for desktop usage/gaming. - 388.00 driver ?? that one brakes Gsync and has several more flaws, take 388.10beta if... ==> I saw indeed your report in the 388.00 thread, but no, I have not installed those drivers yet. The Black Swan, Thanks, I had a look already on that very specialized website

Thanks guys. I've come to the same conclusion as this guy

Please look behind your monitor: the revision number is the last 2 digits of the serial number. Mine for example is A04. Yes, my G-Sync is enabled.