NVIDIA G-SYNC DIY Kit Installation

Careful guys, strong chance you can destroy your monitor if you don't have serious modding experience
 
Ike_009 said:
Careful guys, strong chance you can destroy your monitor if you don't have serious modding experience
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Goes without saying...

don't do it if you are not prepared to replace the monitor on fail and take necessary safety precautions.
 
Lol. I remember when I bought my Dell U2711 monitor, there were folks online who were doing a "mod" to remove the anti glare coating from the screen in order to get the "iMac quality" the monitor is capable of. 3 months later, everyone that did the mod sat with cracked screens. Turns out the coating they removed was also crucial to protecting the screen itself against heat while operating lmao. Luckily I was not one of the saps that tried to do it. Considering my monitor cost R8k and is not available locally.

I learned then and there that you do NOT "mod" a monitor.
 
Neo said:
Lol. I remember when I bought my Dell U2711 monitor, there were folks online who were doing a "mod" to remove the anti glare coating from the screen in order to get the "iMac quality" the monitor is capable of. 3 months later, everyone that did the mod sat with cracked screens. Turns out the coating they removed was also crucial to protecting the screen itself against heat while operating lmao. Luckily I was not one of the saps that tried to do it. Considering my monitor cost R8k and is not available locally.

I learned then and there that you do NOT "mod" a monitor.
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I personally live by the rule of "Don't mod anything, unless they're paying you".
 
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