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[abcededededede]

Recently I purchased an Asus vg278q 27 inch and I was very disappointed, it was an upgrade from my benq 60hz monitor. I much prefer the benq picture quality and the colours on the Asus just look terrible in my view. The monitor icons of things are somewhat blurry and foggy. Everything just looks really pixelated and the colours too orange. I am going to refund the monitor and look for a new one. Does anyone know any good gaming 144hz monitors 1080p 24inch as I believe the 27 inch 1080p causes the pixel image. I would rather someone's opinion as the recommendation I got from youtube etc left me unsatisfied. (I have a 2070 super nvidia)

[Chris Pratt]

Check RTINGS.com. Their monitor testing is the most thorough I've found. 24in is definitely the highest you want to go with 1080p: the pixel density is just too low above that.

[abcededededede]

Acer Nitro XF243Y Pbmiiprx can I use this with a nvidia graphics card?

[Chris Pratt]

45 minutes ago, abcededededede said:

Acer Nitro XF243Y Pbmiiprx can I use this with a nvidia graphics card?

It should be fine. G-sync certified monitors are few and far between. Most monitors are FreeSync because AMD's standard is open and doesn't require licensing. The vast majority of FreeSync monitors are actually compatible with G-sync, but there are occasionally issues. You might have to force enable G-sync in the Nvidia control panel for the display, but it will likely work. Just test it during the return window, and return it if you have issues.

[abcededededede]

and this monitor is good? it fcomes with a chord that can do 165hz?