Review on 🖥️ Acer XG270HU 27" FREESYNC Widescreen Monitor with Tilt Adjustment and 2560X1440P Resolution - XG270HU Omidpx by Resat Daniels

So far, so good. Beta drivers with free sync enabled at 295x2 do not show a gap when running the Heaven 4.0 test. I ran this benchmark because it's GPU intensive and scenes can vary wildly in frame rate. This is a good test to see how well this monitor can maintain synced images when frame rates hover below 30fps. I'm pretty impressed. Freesync did just that, and this monitor is exceptionally fast at 144Hz. well packaged, light and without defects. It has built-in speakers. I didn't realize it because I thought a gaming monitor should be as simple as possible. But it is very useful to have built-in speakers to use as Skype call. The red color isn't a glossy dark red and it kind of blends in, although I don't think it's necessary. Picture quality is decent for this type of TN display. I could judge it harshly as it replaces the professional Dell Ultrasharp 2711. You may need to adjust the brightness and gamma, but I'll have full control over that in a few days. I see no reason for G-Sync anymore. Even AMD's upcoming 300-series GPUs are better value and can run at 2560 x 1440, saving you hundreds of dollars. The case is closed in this dispute for the time being. Unless Nvidia extends GSync technology to take advantage of other areas of dynamic image control, such as in the case of VR/AR headsets, a single monitor setup is the way to go.