Review on Upgrade Your Display with Viotek GFV27DAB: 165Hz Widescreen with Adaptive Sync and High Definition by John Hoang

If you've checked out this panel, you should know that the colors are pretty bad out of the box, but this can be easily fixed with a few tweaks. I've had this monitor for a few months now and overall I'm very happy with it, other than the ghosting issues. While this is close to true 144Hz, the footage looks a bit washed out even with overdrive. For the average gamer, this issue doesn't matter, but if you want to be really competitive in fast FPS games, you can spend a few bucks more for a monitor with fewer artifacts.