Cobertt

Concerns regarding Epomaker’s sponsorship. hello! I’m a long time watcher, back in the NCIX days. I’ve been in the Mechanical Keyboard hobby since 2008 and currently moderate /r/mechanicalkeyboards. In the past I’ve been in direct contact with Plouffe via X formerly twitter, however I felt it pertinent to address this here. Epomaker was a recent sponsor on the scorpion chair. We felt that it was necessary to inform your team that Epomaker has a long standing ban on Reddit for quite a few anti consumer practices. I have a lot of respect for LTT and feel that it’s necessary to raise these concerns as Epomaker does not fit the mold for a quality sponsor. I’ve included links to previous Reddit posts regarding Epomaker that I feel is important. If you have any other questions, please feel to reach out here or through Reddit/Discord. My account is Cobertt on all platforms. https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/s/jzsX83iCsq https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/s/AGHQvHk3Ea https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/s/5Qs6euKi2h https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/s/Wl6tXw9mLk https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/s/zH7yFYMsax

Thanks for the recommendation! I only play on one at a time, but when I have guests over, I pull that monitor for my guests to use. Plus the whole matching aesthetic thing.

I'm looking to get a new monitor. I play FPS games mostly. I was looking at 240hz 1080p monitors and its tough to make a decision. I'll be picking up two of these to replace both of my old monitors. I want to stick with 24-25" monitors. $350 is really my max price per monitor. My current setup is i7 9700k with a RTX 2080. Thanks for the help.

Right now I have two older Dell Ultrasharp monitors. I've been using them since my first system back in 2011. They've been great. I recently did a refresh and built a new computer and now have the horsepower to up my resolution from 1920x1080. I don't really have the budget to go with a quality 4k monitor, so I'd rather hold off on that. I think that 1440p would be a great place to be at right now. Ideally I'd like to up my refresh rate from the measly overclock of 65hz that I currently have on my Dells to a 144hz panel that supports G-Sync. I'm not really positive what screen type I'd prefer. I do know that I'd like to keep ghosting down while maintaining good color accuracy. I play a lot of FPS games so I'd like a screen that does well with flicking and quick movements. I've noticed that most 1440p panels are between 27" and 32". I'd like to go with a 27" if possible. I'm looking to you guys for help as I've found it hard to make a decision. I'd like to be around $350 dollars. Here's a link to my current build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Cobertt/saved/tHRWbv Thanks!