Question 1

anyone else have issues with this monitor constantly cycling through RGB, regardless of restarting and swapping connection ports?

Accepted Answer

no i can connect through my hdmi and my display port respectively  i have 2 displays connected. I have only had this display for a few weeks though to be fair.

Question 2

will it work with PS4 and PS5?

Accepted Answer

I own 2 of these monitors for work, video  and gaming and they are a very good deal for the money.  
BUT
This monitor uses AMD Freesync technology to prevent tearing.  PS4 & PS5 game centers do not support Freesync.  I would not suggest purchasing this monitor for PS4 or 5

Question 3

We thought one would lose way to much pixel density when trying to display 1080P on any monitor over 24". True or no? Thanks

Accepted Answer

I recently bought a pair of these for dual use.  Primary use is work related,  MS Office concentrating on big spreadsheets, big MS Projects sheets, dense Visio CAD drawings, AutoCad red lining and mod's.  Secondary use for gaming.  Some netflix or You tube.

I'm very happy with them for everyting I am doing with them.  I especially like the thin bezels which adds up to only a 3/8 " dead spot in the center when two are set up side by side.  Very nice for working on multi year project views  as I get about 55 inches of lineal space side to side.    I'd buy them again.

Question 4

Will this monitor work with X Box 1?

Accepted Answer

Yes but, you will not see the full 144hz effect. Xbox 1 runs 60fps (60hz) and nothing more. In short, yes you can use this monitor but I recommend you don't because you will not use the full efficiency of this monitor.

Question 5

About power adapter!
Is that have 110V adapter??

Accepted Answer

Yes,  there is a 100-240 V  50/60 Hz to DC  adapter that come standard with the monitor.

Question 6

has anyone else had issues with this monitor cycling through RGB regardless of restart/connecting port swapping?

Accepted Answer

David,

Yes,  I have had mine since early - mid April and over the last couple of weeks I have noticed this happening intermittently within 5 Minutes of switching up the displays to begin work each morning.  As I'm typing this is beginning to happen on the other computer now.  It appears to be a retrace issue.  It starts in the entire bottom 3/8 inch of the display and eventually transitions to a horizontal retrace hatched across the entire left half of the screen. And then transitions to the R-G-B-L rotation pattern that several have been noting. 
I'm very displease right now as this totally disrupts my work on a dual screened Win 10 set up.
I am currently set up with a number of inputs into these monitors and using Dual inputs across HDM1 and DP from one system, DP and HDMI 2 for another. HDMI 2 to a machine on one and HDMI 1 to a machine on the other.  That is confusing I am sure nut I have been able to ascertain that the issue that I am seeing with one monitor happens over time across all monitor configurations .  (The other monitor is perfect).  Both are set up in Auto Input = Off configs  
Definately a monitor issue !  Don't throw away your boxes.

Question 7

VESA Mount compatible?

Accepted Answer

I have this model in the 1440p version and it is, if the stand attaches to a square plate in the middle, of the back side of the monitor and not the bottom or a long or circular plate it usually is. It came with an adapter plate too.

Brand	Acer
Series	ED2
Model	ED322QR Pbmiipx
Part Number	UM.JE2AA.P01
Cabinet Color	Black

Screen Size	32" (Actual size 31.5")
Widescreen	Yes
Glare Screen	Non-glare
LED Backlight	Yes
Panel	VA
Display Type	FHD
Adaptive Sync Technology	FreeSync (AMD Adaptive Sync)
Maximum Resolution	1920 x 1080
Resolution	1920 x 1080
Viewing Angle	178° (H) / 178° (V)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Brightness	250 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio	ACM 100,000,000:1 (3,000:1)
Response Time	4ms (GTG)
Display Colors	16.7 Million
Monitor Pixel Density	0.36375mm
Refresh Rate	144Hz
Curved Surface Screen	Curved
Curvature Radius	1800R
Horizontal Refresh Rate	HDMI1: 15 - 180kHz HDMI2: 15 - 180kHz DP: 180 - 180kHz
Vertical Refresh Rate	HDMI1: 48 - 144Hz HDMI2: 48 - 144Hz DP: 48 - 144Hz

Input Video Compatibility	Digital
Connectors	HDMI, DisplayPort
HDMI	2
DisplayPort	1
Video Ports	1 x DisplayPort / 2 x HDMI

Power Supply	100 - 240 VAC, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption	38W (Typ.) 40W (Max.)

Stand Adjustments	Tilt: -5 to 10 degree
Built-in Speakers	2 x 3W

Acer ED322QR Pbmiipx 32" (Actual size 31.5") Full HD 1920 x 1080 144Hz 2xHDMI DisplayPort Built-in Speakers AMD FreeSync Backlit LED Curved Gaming Monitor

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Dimensions	20.70" x 27.99" x 8.19" w/ stand 16.34" x 27.99" x 3.13" w/o stand
Weight	12.92 lbs. w/ stand 11.46 lbs. w/o stand

Item#: N82E16824011338