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ViewSonic 25" 240Hz G-Sync 1ms Gaming Monitor
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ViewSonic 25" 240Hz G-Sync 1ms Gaming Monitor
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If you consider yourself a true gamer, every split second counts. With this 24-inch ViewSonic monitor, you’ll always be ahead of the competition Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downImnotsmrt
0
Oct 15, 2018
This is meant for esports not meant resolution, also most g sinc monitors are even more expensive for 144 hrz
smallbit
1328
Feb 27, 2018
240hz?! I am at 144hz/fps on things... I really can't imagine things being much clearer. So I googled it... "Human's eye can see up to 1000 FPS ". So I guess there would be a visible difference. Has anyone used this and can talk about it?
PATUdaPenguin
0
Mar 1, 2018
Wrong, human eyes cannot even be calibrated to a camera resolution, eyes are different
Bobthedespot
85
Feb 28, 2018
Gsync actually increases lag (on the order of milliseconds), so unless your gpu can't push 240 fps, you are slightly better off disabling gsync.
IPS gtg times are too slow for 240hz IIRC. The issue is that the voltage to the light filter has to be much higher than safe (for long panel life) in order to change the color of the pixels in an IPS panel fast enough.
IPS gtg times are too slow for 240hz IIRC. The issue is that the voltage to the light filter has to be much higher than safe (for long panel life) in order to change the color of the pixels in an IPS panel fast enough.
Bobthedespot
85
Feb 28, 2018
BobthedespotIt's not a bandwidth issue either... dual or quad displayports can deliver the bandwidth.
Look at the dell 2715k (dual dp input for interlaced refresh) and zisworks stuff.
Look at the dell 2715k (dual dp input for interlaced refresh) and zisworks stuff.
Seelen
323
Feb 27, 2018
Oh my god, 16 MILLION colors? That's crazy!!!!!!.... =P
Sorry to be pedantic, I just hate when companies go off about "1000000000:1 contrast ratio", and I always point that out,so I think it's fair that I do the same here.
I'd like to remind potential buyers that "16 million colors" = 8-bit color, which is in no way shape or form special. Actually, most monitors are 8, 10, or 12 bit color. 12 would be very rare (and likely not that useful) on a gaming monitor, but 10-bit is definitely around, and displays so many more colors. I have moved windows from 8 to 10 bit panels back and forth, and found that the color of blue was a totally different shade than I thought it was, because my 8-bit color panel couldn't display it before.
This is like saying, "this panel uses new Thin-Film Transistor technology for a better picture!!!" Just as LCDs are going to be TFT, LCDs are always going to be 8-bit color or better.
Since this is a gaming monitor, it is completely and totally expected that you sacrifice on resolution (easier to drive higher framerates from gpu) and picture quality. The perfect competitive gaming monitor, and the perfect adventure gaming monitor are total opposites, and, unfortunately, are mutually exclusive.
This isn't a knock against it per se, though I would assume there are plenty of people selling very fast monitors with 10-bit color, which is a lot more "modern". My real concern here was just making sure nobody saw "16 million colors" and thought, "wow, they sure put a lot of colors in this thing!"
Don't worry Massdrop, I know you have to market things, and I don't envy getting picked apart by people like me all the time...but it's important that the descriptions here be as straight-forward and truthful as possible. It's one of the main reasons I continue to use this site. If I see something talked about as being awesome in the description, it generally turns out to be. Don't abuse that! ^_^
Sorry to be pedantic, I just hate when companies go off about "1000000000:1 contrast ratio", and I always point that out,so I think it's fair that I do the same here.
I'd like to remind potential buyers that "16 million colors" = 8-bit color, which is in no way shape or form special. Actually, most monitors are 8, 10, or 12 bit color. 12 would be very rare (and likely not that useful) on a gaming monitor, but 10-bit is definitely around, and displays so many more colors. I have moved windows from 8 to 10 bit panels back and forth, and found that the color of blue was a totally different shade than I thought it was, because my 8-bit color panel couldn't display it before.
This is like saying, "this panel uses new Thin-Film Transistor technology for a better picture!!!" Just as LCDs are going to be TFT, LCDs are always going to be 8-bit color or better.
Since this is a gaming monitor, it is completely and totally expected that you sacrifice on resolution (easier to drive higher framerates from gpu) and picture quality. The perfect competitive gaming monitor, and the perfect adventure gaming monitor are total opposites, and, unfortunately, are mutually exclusive.
This isn't a knock against it per se, though I would assume there are plenty of people selling very fast monitors with 10-bit color, which is a lot more "modern". My real concern here was just making sure nobody saw "16 million colors" and thought, "wow, they sure put a lot of colors in this thing!"
Don't worry Massdrop, I know you have to market things, and I don't envy getting picked apart by people like me all the time...but it's important that the descriptions here be as straight-forward and truthful as possible. It's one of the main reasons I continue to use this site. If I see something talked about as being awesome in the description, it generally turns out to be. Don't abuse that! ^_^
indigouz
16
Feb 28, 2018
Seelento my knowledge, if you want 240 hz, they only exist in Tn panels, and all the brands are using the same panel. So if you want 240, there is not much to choose from really
indigouz
16
Feb 27, 2018
due to the high price product i need to ask, for international buyers, what happens if it get lost in transit (it happened to me once with amazon.de) do i get a refund or i lose $430?
plexabyte
67
Feb 28, 2018
indigouzNot sure how it would work for a product of this value, but for a $15 poster that got lost in transit, MD refunded it.
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