Question 1

Is that goofy "Need for speed" sticker on the bezel removable? And if so what does the bezel look like without it?
Thanks.

Accepted Answer

Lol yes! Mine came off quite easy, with no mess at all. Without it, the red line just continues across the bottom. The bottom is cheap plastic, with a sturdy base. They put all the noney in the panel. Which is okay with me. The red at the bottom is barely noticiable and the only thing you can see is the standby light. I have mine on a power switch so I can turn that off when not in use. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Question 2

Silly question, is this monitor widescreen?

Accepted Answer

The aspect ratio is widescreen if used.  I haven't tried 4:3, not sure if you can use it, default is 16:9.

Question 3

How short can the monitor go? I have a hutch on my desk that's 19.5" high.

Accepted Answer

If you push the monitor all the way down the stand, from table top to top of the monitor frame is 16.5".

Question 4

Can this monitor be mounted?

Accepted Answer

I would imagine so. It has 4 screws in the back that hold the mount to the screen. I'm sure if you took those off you could very well mount it to a wall.

Question 5

what type of cable is needed for 144hz?

Accepted Answer

You can use a high end HDMI cable or a dvi cable.  I currently have mine set up with dvi and I'm getting 144hz at 1920x1080.

Question 6

With the screen set as high as possible (but still vertical, not tilted back), what is the distance from the bottom of the bezel to the bottom of the stand (or desktop, if you prefer)?

Accepted Answer

I just measured mine and it is 6.5 inches.

Question 7

Hi, i want to ask this monitor is 1980*1080 or 2560*1440 ?

Accepted Answer

The max resolution is 1920x1080 @144Hz and looks stellar.

Question 8

It seems the 144Hz refresh rate is only on the DVI/DP.
I was expecting it on the HDMI for my Xbox one.
Any work around for this?

Accepted Answer

I got the following information from the AOC Manufacturer's Page (see link on Newegg bottom) "This AOC display features 144 Hz refresh rate requiring either a gfx card or DVI-Dual Link computer port".

An HDMI cable cannot handle that much data, neither can a single DVI cable, hence the Dual DVI or video port.

Question 9

Hello - is the screen anti-glare/reflective (Matte finish)?  I'm not a gamer, I'm interested in purchasing for my home office, long days on email/MS office suite... etc... I like the specs, and is more than what I need most likely, but need an antiglare screen finish.  Thank you.

Accepted Answer

Yes there is little to no glare, you can barely even see your own face in the reflection when sitting right in front of it. And this monitor is a great selection for long periods of usage. For some reason it doesn't dry out my contacts from not blinking like my 60hz does.

Question 10

does it all come with the red band/stripe on the bottom? if so can it be removed

Accepted Answer

It does have the red stripe across the bottom. one might be able to remove it with some type of chemical solvent but risk damaging the unit in the process. to be honest, it's not noticeable due to the brightness of the display and the photo representation is over exaggerated. the yellow ad sticker with the AOC race car CAN be removed.

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