BroScience
- 25 reviews
Great monitor all round except low refresh rates
Stylish, great colour reproduction (and that's coming from previously using an ASUS business grade monitor). The one down side though is when playing at 60Hz the framerate looks so rough! I believe it's because the agressive 1ms response timings (maybe an IPS monitor may provide a smoother image at lower refresh rates due to a slightly higher 4 or 5ms response rate creating micro-blurring between drawn frame transitions). Not so good for maybe some older games that are software locked 60Hz.
Purchased in May 2021 for $450.00.
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MartyDarling Downs, QLD
- 5 reviews
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Nice Monitor with all the Specs a Gamer is looking for. Zero Frame Deceptive Marketing
A nice looking monitor that has all the features a gamer is looking for. 1ms Response, upto 144Hz Refresh Rate & 2560 x 1440 Resolution.
Colours are nice and vibrant, with 8 preset modes including user setting there is enough Display Presets for all viewing needs.
With 1x Display Port, 2x HDMI connections it may leave some wishing for a DVI connector, an adaptor would overcome this issue, though you probably won't get the 144Hz refresh rate with an adaptor.
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1440 @ 144Hz. I can run 2560 x 1440 @ 120Hz with a GTX 680. I already have plans to upgrade the GPU in the near future, I recommend others to do the research first. I is a bit disappointing with the Zero Frame marketing, I wanted this monitor for a triple setup, side by side monitors will still have a little over 1" of black between them as the pixels do not populate the entire LCD. see Cons below.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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