AOC AGON AG274QXM - 27 Inch QHD Gaming Monitor, 170Hz, IPS, 1ms, Mini LED, RGB design, HDR 1000, KVM, Height Adjust, Speakers (2560x1440 @ 170Hz, 600 cd/m² HDMI 2.0 / DP 1.4 / USB-C), black

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But reviews and the experiences of others are a useful filter for taking bad things out of consideration before having to get used to something new. Greyscale dE – this graph tracks the accuracy of each greyscale shade measured from 0 (black) to 100 (white). First of all we compared each mode at the maximum 170Hz refresh rate and captured the perceived motion clarity as you would see it in real use. Some people like 27" 4K but often are the type of people to run 100% scaling - maybe they sit closer to the screen.

It’s worth noting here that the screen has a 1440p resolution (2560 x 1440) and so will be a lesser strain on your system than if it were 4K, like some other 27″ sized screens, particularly those with FALD/Mini LED backlights. Look, no one here can wave a magic wand to make a dozen high-quality product reviews of a specific product SKU appear on the Internet.Weak’ mode is fine all the way down to the lower refresh rates like 60Hz as well, and so we would recommend this setting for VRR situations.

Although, the stand offers a welcome amount of tilt, swivel, rotation, and height adjustment should you stick with it. The AOC AG274QXM 27" QHD IPS G-SYNC Compatible 170Hz Gaming Monitor (AG274QXM) boasts a rapid 170Hz refresh rate that leaves other monitors in the dust and ensures all your games will run smoothly.This is one of the key differentiators in this 1440p monitor space if you’re looking at HDR performance. Through a single slim cable, AOC USB-C technology powers up to 65W, charging conventional low/high power devices (such as your mouse or keyboard), smartphones and laptops. I am a satisfied owner of both a 27" LG monitor and a 55" LG OLED television with the awareness that some people dislike LG for their relatively short warranty periods. I will say that I’m at least thankful that it admirably supports the AG274QXM’s hefty plastic chassis, with nary a wobble to speak of.

That would be true if I had the type of time and energy needed to do something like that - and sadly I don't. The contrast ratio is not as good as VA panels, and on dark content you get a familiar pale glow from an angle, especially noticeable in darker room conditions. Ergonomics Information about the ergonomic functions - height adjustment, swivel angles, tilt angles, etc. I guess I'm not that desperate - especially when I haven't seen a single review of it to assuage any fears of the same happening to me.The screen’s Mini LED backlight produced some very nice improvements to overall screen contrast, and some high peak brightness as well. And, crucially, I really want to avoid the hassle of getting a new monitor set up and cable managed into my desk - I want to be >90% sure I'm making a good decision before pulling the trigger. It days something truly fascinating about humans when this is a possible outcome of asking for advice about something.

I would be waiting for somthing similar to the neo G7 but flat if sticking to a typical 27/32 inch monitor. Cheap, transient things are easily tried with little consequence, expensive, intransient things are generally not. Please allow 2 working days for a response as some item's enquiries with international suppliers may be required. The AOC AG274QXM 27" QHD IPS G-SYNC Compatible 170Hz Gaming Monitor (AG274QXM) comes with an IPS panel, well known for a higher standard of visual quality. For instance in this local dimming test where the shape is circling quickly across the screen in some parts of the video, we saw a pretty long tapering trail behind it, making it look a bit like a swirling comet.Ideally you’d want pixel response times to be consistently and reliably shorter than this refresh rate cycle, otherwise if they are slower it can lead to additional smearing and blurring on moving content. What sets this screen apart from the competition though is that is also includes a Mini LED backlight for high-end HDR performance, something we have only seen on higher 4K resolution (and ultrawide equivalent) screens until now. You can also view your spreadsheets or weekend movies from virtually any angle without compromising color uniformity. It’s the first of its kind to focus on really improving HDR performance, being paired with a Mini LED backlight which offers some impressive capabilities.