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Dell S2721DGF - 1440P - 165HZ - 27" Monitor $430
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Give Feedback Model: Dell - S2721DGF 27" Gaming IPS QHD FreeSync and G-SYNC compatible monitor with HDR (DisplayPort, HDMI)
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- Make sure you install the S2721DGF drivers from dell and use the .icc profile that comes with said drivers.
- Also very important to set the color mode to 10bit from 8bit in your GPU display control.
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the M27Q is still $100 cheaper, which is pretty significant considering they appear to have nearly identical specs (the M27Q can push 170hz, maybe this one can as well?). I'm less interested in what's popular and more interested in determining if the $100 premium is actually worth it to me, and I imagine other people (aside from the person who downvoted me for simply posing the question) feel similarly.
In your opinion, which specifications justify the additional $100 for the Dell? I'm not trying to sway anybody's opinion; I'm trying to determine if I'm simply missing something obvious.
It seems much of this is based on scarcity, but I've also seen more than a few people confuse the M27Q with the lower-end G27Q, so that could also be a factor. Regardless, I'm highly skeptical that this display is better than the M27Q "in every way" lol--actually, I've yet to see any significant difference between them that didn't favor the M27Q. But like I said: I'd very much like to know if there are any.
10bit instead of the less colorful 8bit
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Fair enough--DisplayHDR400 isn't as good as HDR10 in some use cases. I'm unconvinced that this is worth $100+ premium unless your primary use case is video/graphics production or viewing cinema, in which case you probably shouldn't be buying a gaming monitor capable of refresh rates that you'll only ever experience while either speed-scrolling websites or playing first-person shooters with a the top of the line graphics card.
HDR10 on a 70" 4K OLED? Sure, and the cost will be relatively evenly distributed in the pricetag. In a gaming monitor? It's going to increase the price by 40%.
Having tinkered with it extensively, I'd personally rather have the KVM/Picture-In-Picture/Picture-By-Picture (and the extra money). But that's just me.
HDR10 on a 70" 4K OLED? Sure, and the cost will be relatively evenly distributed in the pricetag. In a gaming monitor? It's going to increase the price by 40%.
Having tinkered with it extensively, I'd personally rather have the KVM/Picture-In-Picture/Picture-By-Picture (and the extra money). But that's just me.
I have the m27q and it's a great monitor and my rtx 3070 pushes the FPS on 1440p 170hz... just recently ordered the dell because I want the 10bit and it just came on sale. I'm returning the m27q if you don't mine less color I would go with the m27q which is a great monitor check hardware unboxing he has a in-depth review
This is a legitimate complaint, but one that can be remediated within Windows/Linux. It is a potential annoyance however (and if you have the extra money I guess it makes sense to pay the $100+ premium--assuming you don't care about the KVM--to avoid it altogether), but at 1440p if you're noticing blurry text at the subpixel level.. you may be too close to the screen. (╭ರ_•́)
I got it on my blue cash everyday card.
I'd be interested in looking at them side by side--that's really the only way I would be able to come to any meaningful determination; the human visual system is far too susceptible to placebo for me to trust anything other than an A/B test, but I'd be interested in hearing your feedback when the display arrives & I'll check out the review!
For sure I will!! And just look up 8bit vs 10bit on YouTube and you'll see the visual differences I will update in 2 days it comes in on Wednesday
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