Simply put the monitor does what it says it does. It’s less ostentatious like some of the higher end monitors on the market which might suite some people but then again there is massive RGB flashy craze at the moment.

Certainly, the monitor does what is advertised to do and it’s cheaper that most similar 27” gaming monitors. It has it’s disadvantages of having a TN panel so the color is not as great but the panel can keep up with the high refresh rate and gsync. I can highly recommend this monitor for competitive players.įinal thoughts on the monitor, yes, it is a great monitor. I was able to run and gun with ease, seeing enemies quickly and clearly, to the point that it hardly felt the 200ms+ ping made the game harder. I have to add I had to play on EU based servers as there is just no local players available for these games anymore. Sure, there have been some frame drops as the game is quite hardware intensive but screen performed well with no issues to report.īattlefield 3 and 4: My aim with these two games was to see what advantages the high refresh rate has to me. I am glad to report that I was not able to see any differences. The main aim was to try and put the screen to test and move as quickly as possibly with as much happening as possible to see if I can notice tearing or missing frames. The Division 2: I started the game and ran directly for gun fights.

Games like Battlefield, Call of Duty, Fortnite and CSGO will be a dream on this monitor. I can see people playing fast paced FPS and action games loving this monitor. From a gaming stand point the monitor does a great job. Gaming is probably the main selling point for these monitors.

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