S simonz93 Distinguished Nov 17, 2015 253 0 18,790 Sep 11, 2016 #1 It's not like it's burning or anything, but quite hot to the touch, after having it on for few hours. It's the ASUS Republic of Gamers PG278Q 27" monitor. Is that normal?
It's not like it's burning or anything, but quite hot to the touch, after having it on for few hours. It's the ASUS Republic of Gamers PG278Q 27" monitor. Is that normal?
Mr Kagouris Judicious Sep 7, 2015 3,966 2 32,565 Sep 11, 2016 #2 Running a 1440p display at 144Hz takes quite a bit of power. That power doesn't disappear, it becomes heat. Upvote 0 Downvote
Running a 1440p display at 144Hz takes quite a bit of power. That power doesn't disappear, it becomes heat.
S simonz93 Distinguished Nov 17, 2015 253 0 18,790 Sep 11, 2016 #3 Mr Kagouris : Running a 1440p display at 144Hz takes quite a bit of power. That power doesn't disappear, it becomes heat. I see, thanks. So nothing to worry about? Upvote 0 Downvote
Mr Kagouris : Running a 1440p display at 144Hz takes quite a bit of power. That power doesn't disappear, it becomes heat. I see, thanks. So nothing to worry about?
Mr Kagouris Judicious Sep 7, 2015 3,966 2 32,565 Sep 12, 2016 Solution #4 Nothing to worry about. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution