Review on Sceptre C325B-144R: Advanced FreeSync HD Display with Wall Mounting and Tilt Adjustment by Carter Munk

Good value for money. Absolutely huge monitor with fast update. No problems or dead pixels. I wanted higher resolution but couldn't afford or justify the price difference for fast 2k/4k resolution. I am happy with this purchase. * Updated 3/15/19 Still works great. No dead pixels, no problems. Today, one might consider a 2K monitor as prices have come down a bit. I am still very happy with this purchase. Update 2 is used daily since 09/15/18. Today is May 28th, 2019. Still works great after 8 months. No dead pixels, no problems. There was an issue with an occasional black screen when trying to use the new G-Sync on Freesync. I'm sure there is a workaround. However, this is not required. Screen tearing is only a problem if your graphics card is processing significantly more frames per second than your monitor can display. Since this monitor can display up to 144 images, screen tearing is not a problem. My Ryzen 7 1700 with my GTX 1070ti only gets around 95-105 fps in games at triple A with all settings maxed out. I keep in mind that this monitor hits 96% of all freesync monitors that may not be 100% with Nvidia's G-Sync compatible. I've been looking for a reason to complain but I still can't find it. I guess I could complain about the speakers (which I didn't even know about until I accidentally unplugged my Sound Busters with subwoofer. I think anyone who buys a 32" 144Hz curved gaming monitor can shell out $30 for great sound). with a great view. Great value for money. photo uploaded. My case is CoolerMaster MasterBox 5 RGB. It's not a small case, it's full-size.