Tbh i dont think many esport gamers will enable gsync because even you get 100fps for ultra setting, gysnc/freesync will cut of some fps. If your are playing triple A games it a different story because usually we will crap up all to highiest setting for better graphic look. For esport title usually people will turn off gysnc for higher fps for example dota and csgo. But nvidia does support freesync monitor for 10-series and 20-series of their gpu.

Can try our XG240R. Thought we also have other gaming monitors.

Our thread has more details (link on signature)

AOC sucks. Backlight bleeding. I got 2. Stay away.

Acer xf240h, gsync compatible 48-144hz
Cheap, got most of the ports we need sans usb port
Nvidia driver for gsync compatible will be up next week

This monitor from what I read from reviews when the game running at the max 144hz the color will become very bad???

Any link to the review? The spec state its a TN panel.

@144hz most monitor will have wash out color.
And it is not when you hit 144hz i think, it's when you use dp and set the monitor refresh at 144hz.
Hdmi is 60 only.
And the factory default color is shitty
Need calibrate ourselves
Same problem exist for most 144hz monitor.
Try Google monitor color wash out 144hz and you will see it is common problem
Xf240h probably is the cheapest gsync compatible monitor.
But of course many other works for gsync without problem
Also, it has LFC, most cheaper freesync monitor does not support this.

This post has been edited by wanttobuylaptop: Apr 22 2019, 01:08 PM

It was from 1 of the article I read when I Google xf240h review.

You mean this monitor if you set refresh at 144hz is not good???

i mean most TN panel will have wash out color @144hz
regardless of brand
i'll make it easier, ALL monitor regardless of brand will have washout color @144hz because it is a common problem if the monitor is using panel made by AU Optronics
however, the color and performance is good after calibrate and color profile setting.


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This post has been edited by wanttobuylaptop: Apr 22 2019, 06:59 PM

You mean wash out problem appear only for TN 144Hz monitors or the wash out problem also appear on VA and IPS 144Hz monitors too?

Imho va and ips panel have different concern, mainly blacklight bleeding and slow respond time
And yes i do mean tn panel that is from auo will have washout color worse than other
Va and ips generally have better color than tn after all

If xf240h and benq xl2411p which one is better or both are the same??

benq xl2411p is different beast. if u need benq xl series u Already bought it and wont have to ask to compare lol.
it is used by professional, and it only does one thing, fast and minimum input lag
everything xl series has are geared toward competitive gaming only
and competitive gaming does not care about color
also XL series has no freesync
but, for esport, XL series is the one use in tournament
that alone speaks for its place in the market.

to me, i dont play competitively for a living, so xf240h is my choice
cheap, freesync/gsync and better color after calibrate
and xf240h is cheap with 3 years warranty
the only con to me is it comes with no usb port

This post has been edited by wanttobuylaptop: Apr 23 2019, 04:27 PM

Thanks

i know this thread is about 144hz, but can i know why you really need 144hz for?
how competitive you play?

I play fortnite. Now they have the weekly tournament that can win money. I am not pro level but hoping to rank high enough that can get a bit of money.

park

if that is the case, most 144hz TN are good for you.
you have many many many choices really.
avoid VA and IPS since they are slow.
but if your budget is unlimited, can consider those very very very high end TN monitor
those high end panel can rival IPS color.

Hi now I am unsure should I get a BenQ xl2411p or a Alienware aw2518h?

Now this is something that most people don't realize.

Gaming has never been about color accuracy.