AOC G2490VX 24" Class Frameless Gaming Monitor, FHD 1920x1080, 1ms 144Hz, FreeSync Premium, 126% sRGB / 93% DCI-P3, 3Yr Re-Spawned Zero Dead Pixels, Black

I upgraded to the AOC 27G2SP 27” Frameless Gaming Monitor, and it's been a fantastic experience. The 165Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time make gameplay incredibly smooth, eliminating any lag or motion blur. The colors are vibrant and accurate, thanks to the IPS panel, enhancing both gaming and streaming sessions.The frameless design gives it a sleek, modern look, and the adjustable stand allows for comfortable positioning. Setting it up was straightforward, and the multiple input options (HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA) are a nice touch.Overall, this monitor delivers excellent performance and value. Highly recommended for gamers and anyone seeking a high-quality display!

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This was a gift for my boyfriend who loves gaming - he loved this monitor, the quality it has allows him to play games with the highest resolutions. It’s fast and totally value for the money.

Good quality for the price! Sharp visuals for 1080p, good colors, high refresh rate, not much bleeding from what I can tell. I know you can't buy here on Amazon anymore but if you can find one somewhere it's a good option for 1080p gaming or even general use.

Man, $115 was a steal for this monitor! For that price, you can't even find a 75-90Hz monitor, let alone this one. Now I'm going to answer the number one question about this monitor. Yes, it does have ghosting right out of the box. BUT, you can reduce it drastically by tinkering with the settings. In Luminance section, my Eco Mode is set to "Standard", with Brightness and Contrast at 50, and my Gamma is set to "Gamma3". In Color Setup, my Color Temp is set to "Warm". In Game Settings, my Overdrive is set to "Medium", and my Adaptive Sync is "On". Game Color is set to "10". These are my personal settings, you might like them or hate them. Every monitor is going to have a little bit of ghosting, that's why monitor settings exists. When it comes to Overdrive, Medium or Off is your best choice. The Strong mode has the best affects on lighter objects, but it over ghosts on darker objects. For the best results on this monitor, I highly recommend using a Display Port cord if your graphics card or motherboard supports it. HDMI is fine, but it doesn't carry color accuracy as well as the Display Port. But like I said, there's nothing to complain about at this price point. I'm thankful that I even got a working monitor for $115.

Alright let me simplify all your questions. So this monitor will be set at 60hz which is the bad part because you need a laptop or pc to change it, all you have to do is plug in a hdmi and download the software for your monitor and change is from there no sign ups needed. People that reviewed it complained about “ghosting” that only occurs when you have the brightness to high keep it around 70-80 and you should be fine the monitor is set at 70 anyway so you should be fine to change the brightness of course is in the software and this monitor has no volume! You will need a pair of headphones or just connect a speaker and book your done. I can’t stress this enough this monitor is easy to set up and I think you should buy this monitor.

1080p, 144hz, VRR over DP. Nice clear colors, back-light's even on mine at least. Viewing angles are wide.If you want a solid monitor for a budget gaming rig, this is it. Or a secondary monitor with DP that's not pricier.ONE single criticism. Only comes with a HDMI cable. Only supports HDMI 1.4, which cannot fully drive the monitor's refresh rate max nor is it supported for Free-sync in most configurations. Best you'll get with HDMI is 1080p120hz, with no VRR.Order a DP cable alongside this monitor to get it's real performance. REALLY should include one and a DP to mini-DP dongle, HDMI cable's really unnessary since it's not the best for the monitor and can be picked up anywhere... DP cables are a bit harder to source.

In the attached picture - the middle monitor is a 32" Samsung curved. Left is a 27" Samsung Gaming. Right is this monitor. There is no difference in speed, quality, and blue light between this one and either Samsung. I am running DVI to HDMI from a Radeon R9 390 series card to this one(I know, a little old, but it still screams in my liquid cooled system). The other two run directly from HDMI. I can see NO difference. There is also no pixel loss, bleed through, etc. You won't regret ordering one of these! Will update later on, if anything happens, but I honestly doubt it!