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If I were you I'd consider a 144hz monitor, most of them still preform well at 60hz. I would recommend the Benq Ex2510 or Aoc 24G2 for 144hz. If you don't really play anything outside of fighting games and see no use for higher refresh rates then you can find a decent 60hz monitor for gaming. Howeve...

[/quote] Wow, after reading all these comments I felt obligated to share my POV on this. No offense to the people who have replied to this post but the advice that's being given in here is unbelievable. Yes, I'd strongly suggest you get a 240hz IPS monitor, the colors on the BenQ monitors are just h...

It would be a noticeable improvement color wise. However, I am not sure its worth it for someone coming from an already decent monitor, since everything else would be more or less similar. If I were you, I would wait a couple more years.

Someone else seems to have the same experience as me https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/ktc8y9/lg_27gl83ab_eye_strain_and_blur_in_the_eyes/ "I played diffirent games for a few days and everything was okay. But about a day ago I started to experience some eye strain. My main concern is a text...

Should I try getting a 1440p Nano IPS model? Monitors that I have tried: VG259QM, LG 27GN750, Benq EX2510, AW2521HFL. I'm totally on the brink of selling it and going back to a benq 240 hz for gaming and a widescreen for everything else. I feel like I've thought it through enough and if you're into...

Never tried an IPS so far but you may want to look into the XG2431. Im hoping it doesn't suck so I can finally move from TN's and their bad backlights and overall weak colors. I doubt another similar IPS panel would solve my issue. I have already tried and IPS from LG and AUO and they felt pretty s...

Thank you Chief I really appreciate the thorough response. I think I'll start with scheduling an astigmatism test first and then work my way down the list of other potential causes. I'll make sure to update the thread incase anyone else is having the same problem.

I have tried many of the new IPS monitors both the 240hz and 144hz variants. One thing that has been consistent with them is how they effect my vision while using them and for a prolonged period after. Whenever I encounter white text or objects on a black screen I get a double vision effect. High co...

I wonder if it uses the same 24.5 AUO panel as other 240hz IPS monitors or if this one is a newer variant or perhaps even a completely different one from LG since they were planning to release a 24 inch 240 IPS panel.

Stevie66 wrote: ↑

08 Jan 2021, 20:06

Keep releasing these weird hz, just give us the 480hz already heh

Its probably uses the same or similar panel, just overclocked.