Dell Technologies has
27" Dell G2724D 1440p QHD IPS 165Hz 1ms FreeSync Gaming Monitor on sale for $179.99 - 10% when you apply coupon code
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$161.99.
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Specs/Key Features - Resolution: 2560 x 1440 QHD
- Response Time: 1ms (gray-to-gray extreme)
- Refresh Rate: 165Hz
- Panel Type: IPS
- Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 (Dynamic)
- VESA Adaptive-Sync
- NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible
- AMD FreeSync Premium
- Brightness: 400 cd/m²
- Vesa Mount: 100 mm
- Ports:
- HDMI (HDCP 2.2)
- 2 x DisplayPort 1.4 (HDCP 2.2)
Top Comments
I try and try in OSD settings, nvidia control panel settings, and it just gets so choppy. I set at 165hz, 144hz, 120hz, and to my eye it really didn't look that much better than 60. Note, I am comparing to the smoothness I am accustomed to on my 4k 144hz monitor next to it, and driving with a 4080 super.
As I am about to give up, thinking I got a bad unit or something, I try hdmi and voila, that made all the difference - it is perfectly smooth now in everyday usage. Looking further into the monitor, it seems like only the hdmi port has VRR, which seems to be what provided me with the smooth everyday experience, and corresponding smoothness in games too. While I would never think hdmi would be a better experience on a monitor, looks like that is the case on this monitor. If experiencing the same issues, try this! Couldn't find this information anywhere.
Secondly, the best picture quality I found was on RTS mode, dark stabilizer 0, and 100/80% brightness and 80% contrast. Great picture quality and dark blacks. With these configurations, at $162, I am completely satisfied!! great monitor!
Bought 3 yr warranty for $28 based on some of the comments
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32" will be less sharp at 91.7 PPI.
That is a 17% difference in density.
Also, curved displays introduce additional glare as they catch and reflect light from wider angles.
I would personally recommend avoid the curved display gimmick, and stick with the smaller, clearer display.
32" will be less sharp at 91.7 PPI.
That is a 17% difference in density.
Also, curved displays introduce additional glare as they catch and reflect light from wider angles.
I would personally recommend avoid the curved display gimmick, and stick with the smaller, clearer display.
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Anyone have a $80 recommendation?
Bought 3 yr warranty for $28 based on some of the comments
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I try and try in OSD settings, nvidia control panel settings, and it just gets so choppy. I set at 165hz, 144hz, 120hz, and to my eye it really didn't look that much better than 60. Note, I am comparing to the smoothness I am accustomed to on my 4k 144hz monitor next to it, and driving with a 4080 super.
As I am about to give up, thinking I got a bad unit or something, I try hdmi and voila, that made all the difference - it is perfectly smooth now in everyday usage. Looking further into the monitor, it seems like only the hdmi port has VRR, which seems to be what provided me with the smooth everyday experience, and corresponding smoothness in games too. While I would never think hdmi would be a better experience on a monitor, looks like that is the case on this monitor. If experiencing the same issues, try this! Couldn't find this information anywhere.
Secondly, the best picture quality I found was on RTS mode, dark stabilizer 0, and 100/80% brightness and 80% contrast. Great picture quality and dark blacks. With these configurations, at $162, I am completely satisfied!! great monitor!
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