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A great all around monitor, especially for the price!
Man, $115 was a steal for this monitor! For that price, you can't even find a 75-90Hz monitor, let alone this one. Now I'm going to answer the number one question about this monitor. Yes, it does have ghosting right out of the box. BUT, you can reduce it drastically by tinkering with the settings. In Luminance section, my Eco Mode is set to "Standard", with Brightness and Contrast at 50, and my Gamma is set to "Gamma3". In Color Setup, my Color Temp is set to "Warm". In Game Settings, my Overdrive is set to "Medium", and my Adaptive Sync is "On". Game Color is set to "10". These are my personal settings, you might like them or hate them. Every monitor is going to have a little bit of ghosting, that's why monitor settings exists. When it comes to Overdrive, Medium or Off is your best choice. The Strong mode has the best affects on lighter objects, but it over ghosts on darker objects. For the best results on this monitor, I highly recommend using a Display Port cord if your graphics card or motherboard supports it. HDMI is fine, but it doesn't carry color accuracy as well as the Display Port. But like I said, there's nothing to complain about at this price point. I'm thankful that I even got a working monitor for $115.
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