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LezNatoThe pixel density on this is nearly identical to a standard 27" 1080p monitor... Technically it's 0.13PPI better than a normal 27", but that's just a silly thing to take note of.
Anyways, 27" 1080p is pretty much the standard for competitive gaming and I don't hear any of them complaining about it. So get this if you like a little extra real estate and an IPS panel. Nothing not to like here, honestly.
As @BringerofLight mentioned, this monitor does support 75hz refresh rates but only with a DisplayPort cable and only after you have enabled FreeSync in the monitor's OSD. You can enable FreeSync even with a NVIDIA card to get the 75hz, but you won't get the other FreeSync benefits.
Anyways, 27" 1080p is pretty much the standard for competitive gaming and I don't hear any of them complaining about it. So get this if you like a little extra real estate and an IPS panel. Nothing not to like here, honestly.
As @BringerofLight mentioned, this monitor does support 75hz refresh rates but only with a DisplayPort cable and only after you have enabled FreeSync in the monitor's OSD. You can enable FreeSync even with a NVIDIA card to get the 75hz, but you won't get the other FreeSync benefits.
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