Review on Sceptre C275B-1858RN: Edge Less FreeSync Display with 165Hz, Flicker-Free, Built-In Speakers, Wall Mountable & Blue Light Filter by Clarance Waller

The monitor has a list of options that I think you should know before you buy. First you need to enable 144Hz on your monitor and computer as it is automatically set to 60Hz. Second, use the Movie Frames preset. As you play it increases saturation and a few other things, and not only does it all look better, you get to see things like enemies better too. Aside from that, if you have a GPU that can support this, you can use AMD Presync. I wouldn't touch anything unless you really want to, but as for this review; everything great out of the box, no problems, even comes with a screwdriver for installation (after this point you won't need much of a screwdriver of course, because other parts and things that come with it, such as mainboards and water coolers, need different screws different heads, so using a screwdriver on anything other than the monitor itself will just rip off your screws.