BenQ XL2546S vs Gigabyte M28U

So i immediately changed that, but even with that colors still looked weird, so the first thing i did with this monitor was check to see how far off c...

For anyone looking for a colour accurate, 4K 144hz monitor with a USB-C input, check out the Gigabyte M28U. Same product line as a few of the other Gigabyte monitors mentioned.

This monitor is the best for any FPS out there. My one complaint is the tradeoffs of moving to a 240hz monitor. It's just the nature of current technology and it is nothing the brand can change. The main one being resolution

Going through the specifications from GIGABYTE, they say this is a 28 inch super speed IPS, it's an edge lit panel, so it's not mini LED or anything l...

Additionally, there are effects that I think flicker faster - or become more noisy - with a higher refresh rate. Things like dithering and pixel inversion. Overall, I guess 240hz isn't a go for me, and finding a concrete answer seems difficult. Some of these issues could be related to sitting too close, and perhaps the main culprit lies with the PWM/strobe that, due to it, I can't really decide quickly if direct current dimming LED is as smooth and stable as other more softer glowing light sources that the effects are maybe compounding with each other along with grainy coatings and uniformity issues, as well as lack of perfect viewing angle, which I now believe provides additive pixel sharpness and eye comfort for LCDs along with a lighter and glossier coating

I'Ve been waiting for lower the entry price for high refresh rate 4k displays. The m28u is a 28 inch, 4k ips display with a maximum refresh rate of 14...

So just wanted to see if it'll be better, and it's not, but if you're in the market for a new 240hz panel, maybe give it a swing. I'm not the most educated on panel refresh-rate, gsync, blah blah all that jazz, but take a look at Blur Busters for more info. To me though this just doesn't feel as smooth and responsive as my old one.

It allows the image to be drawn on the screen faster which makes it more responsive, and if the monitor supports variable refresh rates then you can g...