Amazon[amazon.com] has ViewSonic ELITE XG270 27 Inch 1080p 1ms 240Hz IPS Gaming Monitor for $194.99. Shipping is free.
Price: $115.00 lower (37% savings) than the list price of $309.99
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 1,702 global ratings
About this Item:
ESPORTS MONITOR: Full HD 1080p resolution, true 1ms (GtG) response time, and ultra-fast 240Hz refresh rate gives you the edge in all your esports matches 240Hz is supported via DisplayPort and HDMI
NVIDIA G-SYNC COMPATIBLE: Certified by NVIDIA, G-SYNC technology enables synchronized frame rates for a smooth gaming adventure
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Amazon[amazon.com] has ViewSonic ELITE XG270 27 Inch 1080p 1ms 240Hz IPS Gaming Monitor for $194.99. Shipping is free.
Price: $115.00 lower (37% savings) than the list price of $309.99
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 1,702 global ratings
About this Item:
ESPORTS MONITOR: Full HD 1080p resolution, true 1ms (GtG) response time, and ultra-fast 240Hz refresh rate gives you the edge in all your esports matches 240Hz is supported via DisplayPort and HDMI
NVIDIA G-SYNC COMPATIBLE: Certified by NVIDIA, G-SYNC technology enables synchronized frame rates for a smooth gaming adventure
Model: ViewSonic ELITE XG270 27 Inch 1080p 1ms 240Hz IPS Gaming Monitor with GSYNC Compatible, Advanced RGB Lighting and Advanced Ergonomics for Esports
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This is competitive gaming monitor. Which usually cap at 1080p for maximum FPS. 27 inch for 1080p monitor is as big as you want to go because above that pixel density becomes too low which would make picture quality and text horrible. So no, you don't want this monitor bigger.
This is competitive gaming monitor. Which usually cap at 1080p for maximum FPS. 27 inch for 1080p monitor is as big as you want to go because above that pixel density becomes too low which would make picture quality and text horrible. So no, you don't want this monitor bigger.
1080p should not exceed 24 inch
at 27 inch the pic will definitely look grainy at 1080p
for competitive gaming, 24 inch is the golden size. but if you want 27 inch for more immersive experience, you should get at least 1440p resolution, regardless of the refresh rate.
240hz will not make much difference than 144 hz, but the huge pixel size for 1080p at 27inch will be a deal breaker
1080p should not exceed 24 inch
at 27 inch the pic will definitely look grainy at 1080p
for competitive gaming, 24 inch is the golden size. but if you want 27 inch for more immersive experience, you should get at least 1440p resolution, regardless of the refresh rate.
240hz will not make much difference than 144 hz, but the huge pixel size for 1080p at 27inch will be a deal breaker
agreed. at 1080p I personally wouldn't go above 25 and they do sell it, model number XG250 looks to be going for $200 on amazon.
I played on 1080p 27 inch before, you do notice the pixel density on text, but in game its not that different.
The appeal of this monitor is the Blur Busters certified PurXP strobing mode. It will reduce motion blur between 75hz-240hz, but in this monitor the sweet spot is 100/120hz and at that range it's apparently excellent. You cannot use strobing with VRR (Variable Refresh Rate). It's either or. Also when using strobing framerate should match refresh rate.
I almost bought this monitor, but I think I'm going to wait for a deal on the 24" 1080P XG2431 which is even further improved and more consistent for strobing between 60hz-240hz.
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but wait, only 1080p for 27 inch? never mind.
at 27 inch the pic will definitely look grainy at 1080p
for competitive gaming, 24 inch is the golden size. but if you want 27 inch for more immersive experience, you should get at least 1440p resolution, regardless of the refresh rate.
240hz will not make much difference than 144 hz, but the huge pixel size for 1080p at 27inch will be a deal breaker
Aren't there 32 inch 1440p 1ms screens for $200 regularly?
Aren't there 32 inch 1440p 1ms screens for $200 regularly?
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at 27 inch the pic will definitely look grainy at 1080p
for competitive gaming, 24 inch is the golden size. but if you want 27 inch for more immersive experience, you should get at least 1440p resolution, regardless of the refresh rate.
240hz will not make much difference than 144 hz, but the huge pixel size for 1080p at 27inch will be a deal breaker
I played on 1080p 27 inch before, you do notice the pixel density on text, but in game its not that different.
I almost bought this monitor, but I think I'm going to wait for a deal on the 24" 1080P XG2431 which is even further improved and more consistent for strobing between 60hz-240hz.
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