Good price for a FreeSync monitor. Much cheaper than everywhere else
18 comments
unreliabletext
11 Nov 15#1
Its a few inches too small but for the change to use free sync in general gaming, if i had AMD id get it.
das5665 to unreliabletext
11 Nov 15#2
There is a 24" model but its another £50. Imo 24" is too big for 1080p, so i guess its personal opinion
ether707
11 Nov 15#3
I'd take a 144hz over this freesync gimmick.
das5665 to ether707
11 Nov 15#4
But i extremely doubt youll find a 144Hz monitor less than £100. In fact, i doubt you'll get one less than £200
delboyd to ether707
11 Nov 15#5
Out of interest, why? Not trolling just genuinely curious. Huge amount of marketing nonsense spewed out by Nvidia and AMD over the last few years.
Squirtle to ether707
11 Nov 152#6
Gsync a gimmick too?
bingowings85
11 Nov 15#7
freesync can do 144Hz, this monitor is limited to 75Hz AFAIK.
I'd be looking at 1440p 144Hz as UHD is still only 60Hz.
weltysparrow to bingowings85
11 Nov 152#9
Got one of those brand new for under £100? Thought not. Stupid comments.
Heat added.
delusion
11 Nov 15#8
There are 2 AOC 144hz monitors 23/24 inch under £200 on Amazon. I'm pretty sure one has been under £150 in the past, I'm sure it will again at some point. I almost purchased it before deciding to go 4k
Worth noting for people on the look out
Optimus_Toaster
12 Nov 15#10
Yeah it's TN as it's rated for 1ms response times.
I have been dreaming over an Acer Predator - 34" - 21:9 - 3440X1440 - Free Sync Monitor at 799. But its way too expensive. Thinking I'll perhaps get 3 of these instead, but I'm not sure.
plath
12 Nov 151#12
22" i didn't think they still made these any more? is this 2004?
what is this? a centre for ANTS?!?!?!
PurplePerson to plath
12 Nov 15#13
lol
das5665 to plath
12 Nov 15#14
22" is perfect for 1080p. Anything bigger is a waste at 1080p. But that's all personal preference
22james22
12 Nov 15#15
You mean anything smaller? Nothing big can waste 1080p. Somthing can be big enough that 1080p isn't a high enough resolution, but it can't waste it!
das5665
12 Nov 15#16
I use a 24" 1080p and when i first got it I thought it was too big. I'm used to it now but if I going to get a 1080p monitor again, it would be < 24"
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I'd be looking at 1440p 144Hz as UHD is still only 60Hz.
Heat added.
Worth noting for people on the look out
Also OcUK list the panel type on all their monitors: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/aoc-g2260vwq6-22-1920x1080-tn-freesync-1ms-gaming-widescreen-led-monitor-black-red-mo-034-ao.html
what is this? a centre for ANTS?!?!?!
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