just bought this 144hz 27 inch 1 ms monitor. Was ranging around 260-300 pounds and now dropped to 208.92
went up to 214.93 now
gaming monitor for people who prefer TN and high fps.
- plath
• LED Backlit
• 1920x1080 Resolution
• 800000000:1 Contrast Ratio
• 350cd/m² Brightness
• 1ms Response Time
• D-Sub, HDMI, DisplayPort, USB 3.0, USB 2.0
• FREESYNC
• 3 Year On-Site Warranty.
- nellygtfc
Top comments
garybb to mancityfan95
15 Dec 163#9
A lot more than £208.92 thats for sure.
garybb
15 Dec 163#1
Good price shame its only 1080p
All comments (26)
garybb
15 Dec 163#1
Good price shame its only 1080p
Pcmasterace965 to garybb
15 Dec 16#2
Yeah that's one downside to the monitor, but other than that seems pretty decent especially for the price
Rhythmeister to garybb
15 Dec 161#14
If you've not got £300 to spend on a decent graphics card this will still be splendid due to the res and effects at ultra in modern games :wink:
garybb
15 Dec 161#3
Got to agree, for a minute there i though Christmas had come early.
HOT for the price though.
quidstretchy
15 Dec 16#4
Cold for claiming that Just bought it.
Pcmasterace965 to quidstretchy
15 Dec 162#5
i did just buy it though?
Gentle_Giant
15 Dec 162#6
A lot of Pro gamers keep to lower rez screens to keep their fps as high as possible; the 4K gaming screen I have seen are a gimmick as they top out at 60Hz.
Be careful when buying a benQ gaming screen, the BenQ "Zowie" range have identical names to their main stream gaming monitors, but are a lot cheaper - because they are only 60Hz and meant for console gamers.
jisongkun
15 Dec 16#7
Only if it's 1440p
mancityfan95
15 Dec 16#8
what's a good price for a 27" 1440p 144hz monitor?
garybb to mancityfan95
15 Dec 163#9
A lot more than £208.92 thats for sure.
Pcmasterace965 to mancityfan95
15 Dec 16#10
But a high end one will run you around 400 or more i would imagine
mancityfan95
15 Dec 16#11
are you sure? 4ms would be an IPS panel surely which go for a lot more than 290 with 144hz refresh rate.
I meant more in general as I'm on the lookout for one so want to know what price to bite at
Pcmasterace965
15 Dec 16#12
yeah sorry my mistake, typed in 144hz 1440p, but it wasnt 144hz. sorry about that
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Opening post
went up to 214.93 now
gaming monitor for people who prefer TN and high fps.
- plath
• LED Backlit
• 1920x1080 Resolution
• 800000000:1 Contrast Ratio
• 350cd/m² Brightness
• 1ms Response Time
• D-Sub, HDMI, DisplayPort, USB 3.0, USB 2.0
• FREESYNC
• 3 Year On-Site Warranty.
- nellygtfc
Top comments
All comments (26)
HOT for the price though.
Be careful when buying a benQ gaming screen, the BenQ "Zowie" range have identical names to their main stream gaming monitors, but are a lot cheaper - because they are only 60Hz and meant for console gamers.
I meant more in general as I'm on the lookout for one so want to know what price to bite at