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awesome, thanks

I think that's an older one you might be looking at I meant the VG27AQL1A which I think is a refresh of that

Thank you I'll look into it

I am searching for a new gaming monitor. I'm pretty sure I know what I want having had a Dell S2716DG for about 5 years now. The monitor should be 27 inches, 2560x1440, as colour accurate as possible (I like to do photo editing and logo creation as a hobby), more than 144Hz, not curved, and of course fast response times. I do a lot of gaming between studying engineering, but I am having a hard time searching for new stuff like a monitor right now because finals are coming up. I think a very good monitor should be the Asus TUF VG27AQL1A Does anyone know if that's a good choice or if there is a better alternative? Any help in this matter is very appreciated.

When and how are the badges going to be given to forum members?

I too have G.Skill Ram that even had an intel sticker on its packaging but I run it just fine in my AMD R9 3900x system.

I don't really care if its nobs or a software EQ that goes along with a device

Yes I need a physically seperate device for my headphones

I have a Rode NT-USB as a mic. And wow that thing looks complicated! Thank you so much for the suggestion! How does it connect to my pc? Edit: and how would that thing be latency wise?

Yup.

That might help:

Is your GPU clocking normally when under load?

Yeah use something like cpu monkey https://www.cpu-monkey.com/de/cpu-amd_ryzen_7_2700x-876 https://www.cpu-monkey.com/de/compare_cpu-amd_ryzen_5_3600-927-vs-amd_ryzen_5_3600x-928 As you can already see from Cinebench benchmarks the 2700x is still superior. At least in multi core

I really don't have any concerns about something taking up space. I have some PCIE lanes to spare and room on my desk for that matter.

Well not sure how much a difference low latency and 0 latency really is. How would software be better than something physical?