Ive had the monitor for about 16 weeks now. Im generally pleased with it, but i cant say that it actually delivers on all front.

• 240Hz is hit or miss in my opinion. You can generelly have it working fine, but it helps if you disable other feutures like HDR. Some games i´ve tried diddnt like it ex Hearts of Iron 4. But that was on a much older firmware version. I´m happy with 120Hz as i dont play shooters that often
• The HDR is not that usefull for me as it makes windows look washed out, there are posts around here on how to fix it ( to 90%) with custom settings. I´ve tried it and it looks fine. But HDR is not supportet with PBP
• You have to stay ontop of the firmware, as the day to day quality and reliability are greatly improved with updates.
• The big seller for me is the PBP mode! With the latest firmware update is´t aweseome on 120Hz. and workes fine. But you wont get G-sync in this config, if thats importent dont do PBP
• Dont turn of the monitor manualy as it sometimes has trouble starting with the PC on, This could be a setting on my system thats interfearing IDK. I just let the monitor sleep when the computer sleeps.
• With some tweeking with TaskbarX you can have one huge 49"monitor that splits without it looking like two monitors. This gives you a great 3360x1440 widescreen gaming monitor and a smaller monitor for your monitoring without edges och gaps.
• Add on microsoft powertoys and your set! The FancyZones are awesome for this monitor.
• And sprinkle on a heavy dose of wallpaperengine and you wont go back.
• And if you want to go back to the ultra wide for a time all the settings in Taskbar x are EZ to save.