If you still have the monitor, I wonder how it handles stobe crosstalk between 144 and 200hz since that should be the sweetspot where the Panel has enough time to strobe between images. In theory u should be able to let this monitor run between 144 and 200 hz with elmb enabled and there should be no strobe crosstalk at all since the response time ist quicker than the 5ms hold time at 200hz. With the right overdrive Setting it should be possible. Wonder if it also works when Elmb sync is enabled and you cap the framerate of a game where it is possible, to sth between 144 and 200hz.
Hi I've been watching through loads of videos and reviews can you tell me what you think would be the best 27inch gaming monitor a can get for around 250 pound please thanks for any help
Hmmm, tough choice. At that budget you're mostly still limited to 1080p resolution rather than 1440p. In which case you can get something like the AOC 27G2U. 144Hz, freesync and gsync, IPS. ruclips.net/video/qKHMYNeaDTE/видео.html
@@TechyTalkUK which would be the best one going to 400 -500 range I was thinking of getting the hp omen x27 because of it's response time is really good but then hesitated for it's lack of good contrast & backlight bleed
Given it's a 1080p panel on 27 inches, how bad would you say on a scale of 1 to 10 is the image quality compared to lets say a 24 inch 1080p display? Thanks!
Hard to say. I make a point of it in the review but it didn't actually bother me for gaming. It's literally just like sitting closer to your TV. For a competitive gaming display, pixel density isn't something I consider a priority. Even the better colours and viewing angles of IPS are a nice to have, rather than essential. All that said, it was a very noticeable upgrade going back to a 1440p 27in display after using this one. Short version. It's fine for gaming but definitely a limitation for work/browsing/other computer stuff.
I am seriously heavily tempted to buy this monitor since it still allows 240hz at a £120 cheaper price compared to other monitors and its IPS panel. But I really am fighting between this one and the BenQ Zowie and the HP x Omen 27. Any advice/help? I can afford all 3, my current is the ASUS TUF 144hz monitor 1080p
Not sure which zowie model you mean but the hp is 144hz iirc. Is the tuf model an ips too? If so, just getting the 240hz wouldn't feel worth the upgrade to me. I'd go for the higher resolution options. If it's not IPS, then, yeah, a 240hz IPS would be a nice upgrade. Ultimately comes down to what you use the monitor for. If you need more of an all rounder then the 144/165hz 1440p models are you best bet. If performance gaming is all you care about, then 240hz all the way.
@@TechyTalkUK the 240hz the one all the csgo pros use, with high/ultra quality and everything else low i cap more than 300fps, i mainly play overwatch and im 4.1/4.2k, i care more for performance for this monitor rather than quality as i can use my current one for that should i need
i bought this monitor but now i dont know what pc to buy to go with it , btw i play csgo , can u help me what pc i need to buy to go with this monitor to get a perfect game in csgo ?
So I have a Xbox series X with this same exact monitor should I have ELMB SYNC on or off ?? Which is best for gaming on like call of duty warzone or games in general??
@@topshelfsoles yeah it did the same thing on Xbox one s I was able to choose 1440p but you are only seeing 1080p since the monitor is 1080p but say the monitor was 1440p 144hz u will get 1440p 120hz but this monitor is better for a pc as you will get 280hz and people like performance more than quality but if I had an Xbox series x like you will try and purchase a 1440p 144hz as you will get more use out of it with 1440p and me on pc I play on all low and Xbox is more for quality as the games are already optimized
Watching this video in 2024 on VG279QM :-) That was nice monitor, only now it will be replaced to OLED :-)
Whitch Overdrive mode i need to use when i have fps between 100 and 200 ?
With GSync on!
Hi, Could you tell which you like more, vg279qm or xv273x? (in stock mode, without overdrives)
If you still have the monitor, I wonder how it handles stobe crosstalk between 144 and 200hz since that should be the sweetspot where the Panel has enough time to strobe between images. In theory u should be able to let this monitor run between 144 and 200 hz with elmb enabled and there should be no strobe crosstalk at all since the response time ist quicker than the 5ms hold time at 200hz. With the right overdrive Setting it should be possible. Wonder if it also works when Elmb sync is enabled and you cap the framerate of a game where it is possible, to sth between 144 and 200hz.
Does it work on vertical view?
Hi I've been watching through loads of videos and reviews can you tell me what you think would be the best 27inch gaming monitor a can get for around 250 pound please thanks for any help
Hmmm, tough choice. At that budget you're mostly still limited to 1080p resolution rather than 1440p. In which case you can get something like the AOC 27G2U. 144Hz, freesync and gsync, IPS. ruclips.net/video/qKHMYNeaDTE/видео.html
@@TechyTalkUK which would be the best one going to 400 -500 range I was thinking of getting the hp omen x27 because of it's response time is really good but then hesitated for it's lack of good contrast & backlight bleed
Given it's a 1080p panel on 27 inches, how bad would you say on a scale of 1 to 10 is the image quality compared to lets say a 24 inch 1080p display? Thanks!
Hard to say. I make a point of it in the review but it didn't actually bother me for gaming. It's literally just like sitting closer to your TV. For a competitive gaming display, pixel density isn't something I consider a priority. Even the better colours and viewing angles of IPS are a nice to have, rather than essential. All that said, it was a very noticeable upgrade going back to a 1440p 27in display after using this one. Short version. It's fine for gaming but definitely a limitation for work/browsing/other computer stuff.
@@TechyTalkUK so 25 inch recommendation
@@Ryan-tn8ph I have dell 1440p 144hz 27 in and I just got the AW2720hf which is 1080p or it was to buy this one
I am seriously heavily tempted to buy this monitor since it still allows 240hz at a £120 cheaper price compared to other monitors and its IPS panel. But I really am fighting between this one and the BenQ Zowie and the HP x Omen 27. Any advice/help? I can afford all 3, my current is the ASUS TUF 144hz monitor 1080p
Not sure which zowie model you mean but the hp is 144hz iirc. Is the tuf model an ips too? If so, just getting the 240hz wouldn't feel worth the upgrade to me. I'd go for the higher resolution options. If it's not IPS, then, yeah, a 240hz IPS would be a nice upgrade. Ultimately comes down to what you use the monitor for. If you need more of an all rounder then the 144/165hz 1440p models are you best bet. If performance gaming is all you care about, then 240hz all the way.
@@TechyTalkUK the 240hz the one all the csgo pros use, with high/ultra quality and everything else low i cap more than 300fps, i mainly play overwatch and im 4.1/4.2k, i care more for performance for this monitor rather than quality as i can use my current one for that should i need
@@Champion7581 Either go with the asus or the new 360hz asus if you have the Money
i bought this monitor but now i dont know what pc to buy to go with it , btw i play csgo , can u help me what pc i need to buy to go with this monitor to get a perfect game in csgo ?
@LKDT wtf so much.
I had similiar Setup but way better CPU i7 8700k and was averaging 400-500 160*1050 all low across most Maps
So I have a Xbox series X with this same exact monitor should I have ELMB SYNC on or off ?? Which is best for gaming on like call of duty warzone or games in general??
M C yeah it does ! And 1440p!
@@topshelfsoles the monitor isnt even 1440p so it says u have it on but it wont be 1440p and 280hz kinda over kill for an xbox that only does 120hz
Ducky yeah that’s crazy so is it only doing 1080p?
@@topshelfsoles yeah it did the same thing on Xbox one s I was able to choose 1440p but you are only seeing 1080p since the monitor is 1080p but say the monitor was 1440p 144hz u will get 1440p 120hz but this monitor is better for a pc as you will get 280hz and people like performance more than quality but if I had an Xbox series x like you will try and purchase a 1440p 144hz as you will get more use out of it with 1440p and me on pc I play on all low and Xbox is more for quality as the games are already optimized
How does this cope with a PS4?
Does it have a VESA mount
Yeah. 100x100mm