Review on 🖥️ Dell S2719DGF 27 Inch LED Lit Monitor: 2560X1440P, 155Hz Refresh, Swivel, Pivot, & Tilt Adjustments by Gary Kimball

So I got this monitor to replace my Zepter 1080p 144hz monitor replacement. I have a few things to say for people who don't know much about monitors and my review. This monitor has a resolution of 1440p 144Hz and claims to have a fast response time. In my experience, 144 Hz works fine. Don't overclock to 155Hz, the difference is invisible to the eye and lets the panel do the work. As for the response time, when I switched on super-fast, I encountered a lot of ghosting, which I wasn't sure about because I'd never seen it before (looks like a bluish trail behind moving objects on the screen). Then I set it back to normal and I don't see any ghosting, so I'll probably leave it if mine is defective. If you haven't looked at the rating, the panel is TN, which means viewing angles and color accuracy aren't the best. Colors strike me as good, I definitely notice it's not as good as IPS, but it's a given, and viewing angles are a little annoying, although the amazing customizability (and quality of materials in general) doesn't make it great power. deal with. This panel supports freesync, which means it also supports basic gsync and works quite well. Make sure you go to the Nvidia Control Panel (right click and you will see it there if you have an Nvidia graphics card) to enable it. As for the resolution, which I didn't know about, there are two main considerations if you're planning on using it for gaming. 1. This is a 27 inch monitor, so the pixel density is higher than 24 inch. That means using 24" 1080p and 27" 1440p will look different, but not BY A LOT. ppi, so if you want a good experience you need to use 1440p in your games, which is harder to run. I recommend disabling settings like sharing, which don't matter much because resolution is much more important. .Build quality is very good, steel and metal are used for several parts, and installation is surprisingly easy. If you want to junk overclock for some reason, you'll have to buy a separate display port, there are cheap $7 on Revain good quality but I only have one to save HDMI for my other TV. Review: This monitor may have weird settings, not-so-accurate colors and viewing angles, and misleading features, but it's definitely a great buy and coupled with great build quality and adjustability, affordable castability, and value for money. I think there are other options like the Viotek that you should consider for less than 300, but for the price I bought it I'm definitely not complaining. Hope this helped!