A 165Hz 1440p Monitor for $200?! ASRock Phantom Gaming PG27Q15R2A

returned mine too blurring in gaming but would be alright as a secondary but then you could just get 1080p for that.

If I get the 240hz version, will the dp cable that comes with it be able to give me the full 240?

seems to be unavailable in Canada...? I can't find any. :(

Just ordered one from Newegg for 200$ to pair with my new 6950xt for 1440p. Can't wait

Its possiblie to change the modis in ps5 … in my Setup its not possible.

Will the Wifi Antenna be supported while on Xbox one series S? I am considering to buy this monitor and I believe this is such a great fit for me. Thank you for this video, it helped so much as well!

This vs VG27WQ ?

I can't seem to find the RGB profile on your site. Where can I download the file?

Why is the monitor so beat up looking? Every time you went in for a close up while showing it's features, such as the stand assembly, etc., you can see all kinds of dings, dents, and scratches all over the thing. What's the deal?

Newegg on sale now. $164.99 after $30 rebate.

This is an awesome monitor for $200. Thanks for the review and color advice. Running it with MPRT (actually BFI) off for max brightness and VRR. Text is a bit hazy in motion, but the gaming experience (OD on) is phenomenal at this price point. Biggest con for me is the lack of pivot.

Woot!

i am on a Samsung U28H750 27.9" 3840 x 2160 60 Hz Monitor that i got in Jun 2020 it is good for streming stuff but it has not been good for the game new world i have been looking at geting a new 1440p Monitor i was looking at the NZXT one but now the ASRock Phantom Gaming 32" one look's good i run a RTX 2060 super

I've had an ASUS TUF VG27WQ and it also was VA but had terrible ghosting, would this model be a better choice in your opinion?

all that for only $200? panel tech sure has gotten cheap!

I just picked up the ultra wide version of this monitor last week. I absolutely love it!

And it's out of stock, dang it.

I've been on a 1080p144 display since late 2016 and a year later made the jump from 2GB to 8GB vram. My RX 580 Red Devil is really long in the tooth and I know that 2K offers more comfy resolution but I know the frame rate is going to be miserable. I'm still waiting for those $300 GPUs to catch up to 1080p.

It has a VA panel, avoid it at all costs. I made the mistake of buying a 1440p 155Hz VA monitor, and it's the worst thing ever. Motion performace is horrible due to dark level smearing, plus you get Freesync flickering (common on VA panels). Just get a 1080p IPS monitor instead if you're on a budget.

Yeah, it's already existed for many moths. I got the monoprice 32" for $210 (for a friend). But the dell went on sale for $250. Oh, well.