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acer XN253QX (has Gsync chip.....maybe a XF252QX for gsync?...new review https://pcmonitors.info/reviews/acer-xn253qx/ )

Yes I Think XN253QX is Gsync version of XF252QX

There is also

iodata EX-LDGC251UTB (been on sale in japan for many months....no idea about it https://tinyurl.com/y5hq8ka3 )

acer XN253QX (has Gsync chip.....maybe a XF252QX for gsync?...new review https://pcmonitors.info/reviews/acer-xn253qx/ )

Acer KG251QIbmiipx (for sale in japan...no idea about it https://acerjapan.com/monitor/gaming/kg1/KG251QIbmiipx )

Not 100% sure on the panels they use but i think it is the new ones

The question is : will they get reviewed and are they interesting to forum members if they are only released in Japan? I don't really know.

do0om wrote: The question is : will they get reviewed and are they interesting to forum members if they are only released in Japan? I don't really know.

Well you could buy them from amazon.jp and import them, maybe they will also be released over here too? but with the Acer one why is it they need a 3rd new 240hz one when they already have 2?

Anyway the XF252QX (or is it a XF252Q?...is there some difference?) review is up..looks good and probably the monitor i will buy unless i see something better

https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/ac ... xf252q.htm

"All things considered, the XF252Q was the fastest panel we've tested to date, with a 2.6ms average G2G, a 0.9ms minimum, support for 240Hz refresh rates and low levels of overshoot that were basically undetectable in practice. The responsiveness and motion clarity overall surpasses what is possible from current IPS and VA panel offerings as well which have slower overall response times, but also more limited refresh rate support in most cases."

Well you could buy them from amazon.jp and import them

True, but will you buy a 240hz monitor if it's not reviewed at all? because I doubt it will be reviewed if not many can buy it.

looks good and probably the monitor i will buy unless i see something better

Yes it looks good, the new AUO Panel M250HTN01.9 looks like an improvement over previous panels.
But, is it the best monitor? I don't really know because we don't have enough reviews from the same testing methodology.
Is the benq 2540/46 faster ? https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/ ... wie-xl2540. We don't really know because we can't really compare with different testing methodology.
Notty_PT is saying XG258Q is the fastest he has tested and he has tested more monitors than TFTcentral and rtings together
I don't have any review on the XG258Q except this korean one : http://playwares.com/dpreview/56914352# where it says between 4-5ms input lag (accuracy does not seems good). The same korean site tells that the PG258Q has 3-5ms input lag : http://playwares.com/dpreview/53695484# . Who do I believe?

Will Benq or Asus realease a new monitor with AUO Panel M250HTN01.9 ?

If only we had the same test methodology like using this device : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbU-6jo9AeE ...
Also no one seems to vote for 240hz monitors : https://www.rtings.com/monitor/suggestions
I would personally like to see the MSI OCULUX NXG252R reviewed.


I may have anxiety from having too much choices without proper reviews

Anyone know when the XN253QX is expected be to available in EU/US/AU? Really interested in this display, although it might be wise to wait for a ViewSonic or LG version with the new 1.9 panel.

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whitepuzzle wrote:Anyone know when the XN253QX is expected be to available in EU/US/AU? Really interested in this display, although it might be wise to wait for a ViewSonic or LG version with the new 1.9 panel.

It's already available here in scandinavia. Komplett.dk has it.

https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/blog/acer- ... onse-time/

This one XF272X should be also new 0.5ms panel, 0.3ms(GtG, min)

Thanks I updated the list

The XF252Q is listed on Amazon now -- although the time to ship is stated to be 1 to 2 months:

https://www.amazon.com/Acer-XF252Q-Xbmi ... way&sr=8-1

thx, updated

Not sure about all the factors but I do know the lowest input lag would be the top of the hierarchy along with persistence. Right now the Omen is looking real good.