Review on AOC G2460PF 1920x1080 Adjustable DisplayPort 144Hz Monitor with Tilt Adjustment, Flicker-Free Technology, Wall Mountable, USB Hub, G Series LED by Ryan Ramsey

HAS: + 144Hz refresh rate + Very low input lag and pixel response time + AMD Freesync + Excellent stand and VESA mount NO: - 1920 x 1080 resolution only - 24 inch diagonal only - No IPS - No ultra thin bezels I bought 2 of these monitors after reading this of this review: [.] I recommend reading the excellent details contained in this review. This is the perfect 24" / 1080p monitor for me. I've been looking for gaming monitors for 4 months and this one fits my criteria perfectly. Options I looked at. In fact, it's so good it's not even worth it to appreciate it all with the doubling of those numbers as the difference is imperceptible this monitor is fast period high refresh rate with a GPU strong enough to power the power supply at 144fps this is very attractive a monitor that can perform better. This monitor can produce smooth gaming graphics at HD resolution (or higher if you enable virtual super resolution in Radeon Software Crimson Edition) vertical synchronization. nchronization solves this problem without sacrificing performance. It There are 2 different types of adaptive sync: G-Sync for Nvidia GPUs and Freesync for AMD GPUs I'm on the red team so freesync was the target from the start l. A tripod that can rotate (and mount) to portrait mode was also on my list, but not as high. I'm a computer programmer and enjoy editing code and other documents in portrait mode. Update: This monitor does not require additional drivers for Windows 10 when using DVI, but today I hooked it up to a 280X via DisplayPort and had to remove the disc to install the drivers. The drivers on the CD did not work; I had to download newer drivers from the AOC website.