Lenovo Y25-25 vs Viewsonic VX2458P

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[fins]

What do you think?

I personally got Lenovo Y25-25 (that's how I found this topic), but I didn't do much research in advance and I always liked their laptops, so thought I would take a risk. I really like it and do not regret the choice, but I have nothing to compare it with since all my previous monitors were 60-75Hz. That's why I am here now, looking for any advice or the best settings for it.

In regards to either of the choices above, I would search this forum for any user discussions. For example, I quickly tried searching for Gigabyte M27Q and there are a few discussions that mention it:
search.php?keywords=Gigabyte+M27Q

[Trackr]

Yeah, I did a lot of research yesterday and figured out the two best options are the Gigabyte M27Q and the Dell S2721DGF.

The Dell seems to be a lot more expensive in the US but only a little more expensive here and it boasts better response times (4ms vs 5ms on the Gigabyte).

It's also not available anymore on Amazon which makes me think it's being replaced.

There's also the LG27GL850/83A which is also a bit more expensive, but according to Rtings, all of these monitors are basically the same with very similar scores overall and trading blows in certain areas.

So, I'm not really sure how to proceed without being able to physically use all of them..

Oh, and I also discovered yesterday that my Titan X (Maxwell) doesn't support GSync because it's too old, so I'll have to wait until I can somehow find a GTX 3080 or 6800 XT to really take advantage of whatever monitor I buy.

[fins]

Oh, and I also discovered yesterday that my Titan X (Maxwell) doesn't support GSync because it's too old, so I'll have to wait until I can somehow find a GTX 3080 or 6800 XT to really take advantage of whatever monitor I buy.

Are you sure? This page shows that it does - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gr ... fications/ (this does not specify whether it's for Maxwell, but at least Asus [Maxwell version] one supports it - https://www.evga.com/articles/00918/EVG ... X-TITAN-X/)

[Trackr]

Oh, and I also discovered yesterday that my Titan X (Maxwell) doesn't support GSync because it's too old, so I'll have to wait until I can somehow find a GTX 3080 or 6800 XT to really take advantage of whatever monitor I buy.

Are you sure? This page shows that it does - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gr ... fications/ (this does not specify whether it's for Maxwell, but at least Asus [Maxwell version] one supports it - https://www.evga.com/articles/00918/EVG ... X-TITAN-X/)

Yes, because there is apparently a difference between "Native GSync" and "GSync Compatible." The 900-series only work with the former and all the monitors in question are the latter, which means my card is one generation too old.