- #HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 1080P#
- #HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 UPGRADE#
- #HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 PRO#
- #HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 SERIES#
A 240Hz OLED is roughly equivalent to a 360Hz LCD in clarity, and OLEDs are able to deliver the same response performance at all refresh rates, leading to an artifact-free experience even when gaming at, say, 100Hz. While gaming at 240Hz, it looks super clear and smooth, thanks to lightning fast response times. With a high 240Hz refresh rate, the PG27AQDM is also capable of elite motion clarity. It's also capable of 250 nits of brightness for SDR content, much higher than other WOLED monitors we've tested. We see up to 900 nits of brightness in HDR content that when combined with the deep zero-level blacks of OLED, results in a super high contrast ratio, and per pixel dimming – this is a stunning HDR experience that looks fantastic while gaming. The key reason to purchase an OLED monitor is for its HDR performance, and this Asus variant delivers noticeably higher brightness compared to the LG equivalent, the 27GR95QE. This is an excellent high-end display, offering elite speed for competitive gamers and stunning HDR visuals for single player gamers in the one package. It's the Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM, which brings with it a 27-inch 2560 x 1440 WOLED panel at a 240Hz refresh rate. The best 1440p 240Hz monitor on the market is also one of the overall best 1440p displays and perhaps a contender for best monitor, period. At $330 it's not as great value as the LG, but it does offer a few advantages. Its contrast ratio is also about 20% higher than the LG model, though response time performance isn't as good, so it's balanced more towards color than speed. This offers a point of difference to the 27GL83A if you need a wider color gamut for creative tasks, or just like the extra saturation, this MSI display provides that along with decent color modes for sRGB, P3 and Adobe RGB. This monitor is very similar to the Gigabyte M27Q Pro, except with a wide quantum-dot enhanced color gamut.
#HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 UPGRADE#
Another Great OptionĪn upgrade pick is the MSI G274QPF-QD which is readily available for $330. But despite the contrast ratio we'd definitely prefer this monitor over a VA LCD at this price point, as they all typically feature ugly dark level smearing and curved panels, which we dislike compared to flat screens at this size. This specific variant also lacks a wide color gamut if that's something that you're interested in.
#HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 SERIES#
The main downside of this LG IPS series is the contrast ratio, which is low and doesn't deliver impressive blacks. There's also low input lag, decent color performance and wide viewing angles. It's right up there among the better choices in the sub $350 category as the LCD panel used has aged quite well. It typically offers a 5-6ms response time experience with low overshoot, which leads to a clear and artifact-free experience while gaming. This is a 27-inch 2560 x 1440 IPS display at a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz with VRR support. The strength of the LG 27GL83A lies on its speed and response times. It's also less of a standout than it was back then, we've seen many other monitors launch with similar hardware capabilities over the last few years, but at this new low price it's a very competitive product that we can recommend. The LG GL83A is very similar to the 27GL850 we reviewed back in 2019, but now in 2023 it's half the price and lacks the wide color gamut support of that monitor. We've recommended various products from this series over the years, such as the 27GL850, 27GP850 and 27GP83B – for just $250, the 27GL83A is a standout choice that offers excellent value for gamers. Surprisingly, the best choice for budget 1440p shoppers right now is an older model, the LG 27GL83A.
That's still a great buy if you can find one for around $300, but because it's hard to find here are other good options.
#HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 PRO#
Some of the options that we've previously recommended are out of stock and hard to find, such as the Gigabyte M27Q Pro / M27Q-P. There are still lots of monitors priced above $350 in this segment but then we begin to encroach on higher refresh rate options, so we strongly recommend not to overspend if you are not getting any more performance.
#HARDWARE MONITOR GADGET FOR WINDOWS 7 1080P#
Typically, if you want to get into PC gaming for the first time, or you want to upgrade from an older 1080p display, this category provides the best bang for buck and offers the most choices at $250 to $350. For gamers on a budget, the 120Hz-180Hz zone remains the best category at 1440p, which are medium refresh rate options these days.
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