Not an all-time low, but decent price for decent specs.
Model Number: LC27JG50QQEXXY
Seems to tick all the boxes, the only drawbacks I can think of being a lower colour gamut than higher-priced monitors, and the lack of freesync (Samsung must've left it out to keep costs down).
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This monitor doesn't have freesync, as stated above.
Or any variable refresh rate ability… And, as you suggest, clearly stated by OP
Neg if wrong - but I understood that freesync and gsync were now interchangeable after a driver update (i.e. you could use a GTX/RTX card with a Freesync monitor).
That's correct, most Freesync monitors can have Freesync enabled with NVidia GPU's now. But it has no bearing on this device, as it supports neither.
Yeah, that's my understanding, how well it works depends on the monitor's implementation of freesync. However, this monitor DOESN'T have freesync, or any type of adaptive sync.
I bought this monitor for $450 and it is brilliant. Games and video are crystal clear and the high refresh rate is very noticeable. Also a fan of the cable management system on the back.
How's the top line looking? A lot of ghosting, say two or more outline edges behind the UFO, or is it less smeary than that? Thanks in advance!
oh ffs, straight after I bought the Kogan monitor :(
How's the Kogan monitor compared to this?
Yeh its pretty good, can't fault it. I don't think i could go back to flat screen after using this
Good title, everything I needed to know. Great first post!
Thank you very much!
I am looking for a 24 inch monitor for gaming
should I consider curved or not ?
Can you get nvidia to sync up with freesync?