I don ' t seem to be having a problem with it . You just have to think about your healing more . I take Light ' s Hammer and use Tyr ' s Deliverance to pretty much exclusively deal with over healing and I let people get much lower in health before healing them . There is nothing wrong with people hovering between 4080 %. We can ' t just spam heals like normal and I really like this about overflowing . <| sep |> So it ' s been about 24 hours so I thought I would do a bit of summary for you guys before I go eat too much turkey to function . nbsp I would say for colors , it ' s one of the better TN panels I ' ve come across . AFTER some calibration though . It may be even worse than the VG 248 QE out of the box . The stand is nice , doesn ' t take up too much room which is something I hate about ASUS monitors and one of the reasons I almost always mount them . Didn ' t attach the blinders or whatever the fuck those things are but they come with them . Bezel is thin , not as thin as the high end ASUS but good enough for me . No dead pixels or awful BLB out of the box . Run of the mill TN viewing angles . Switched between 144 hz and 240 hz in between OW halves and I definitely felt it game play wise . This is NOT the same as 60 hz to 120 hz originally was but it a noticeable and welcomed difference . This will definitely be the new standard eSports setup . Input lag was low and not something I could not notice . nbspShould you buy this ? Probably not tbh . Definitely a niche product and for most gamers the $ can be spent elsewhere for a better experience . For stuff like BF 1 you won ' t take advantage of it without dropping everything to low . Even something like Overwatch you need to drop your settings which I personally do no matter what . To all the serious Quake , CS , and OW people , if you have $ 500 to blow this definitely not a bad thing to spend it on . ASUS has one it the works too but with GSync involved it may be even more expensive .