Nitro XV272U

Yeah that's true for most IPS panel monitor,Acer it's bad But it's manageable https://dl.flipkart.com/dl/acer-nitro-xv272u-x1-68-58-cm-27-inch-wqhd-led-backlit-ips-panel-gaming-monitor-xv272u-x1/p/itm264e553360482?pid=MONHH4B5GREZ5XEK&lid=LSTMONHH4B5GREZ5XEKHMKD7R&marketplace=FLIPKART&_refId=&_appId=C

Hi, I also bought a ps5 recently and decided to go for this one. I think it is the best value for money and also supports VRR and HDMi2.1 needed for ps5. There is currently an offer, so I got it for 21,600. Best monitor for 27inch sub 30k if looking for IPS panel. https://dl.flipkart.com/dl/acer-nit

There is the Acer XV272U F3 for 21.5k - https://dl.flipkart.com/s/Cnn3O8NNNN The Alienware Aw2725dm for 25k - Both of em 1440p 180hz plus Vrr Hdr Also 4k60 support in PS5 In ps5 , ppl in Amazon /Flipkart have show with image proof For 28k , You have a native 4k 120hz VRR ALLM , 27inch monitor in Fli

A lot of options in the 1440p sub $400 price range. Even some OLED monitors get close if you stretch your budget a little bit » Alienware AW2724DM - Best bang for the buck monitor for 1440p. 27", IPS, 165 Hz native, OC's to 180hz. FreeSync, G-SYNC compatible. Smooth motion, 0.5ms response time, limi

There are lot of monitors that check those boxes so you should be good to go. Here are some good options » Alienware AW2724DM - Best bang for the buck monitor for 1440p. 27", IPS, 165 Hz native, OC's to 180hz. FreeSync, G-SYNC compatible. Smooth motion, 0.5ms response time, limited HDR. Entry-level

Focus on the monitor. You can always piecemeal the rest of your peripherals as you go. Get a used keyboard and mouse set from a pawn shop if you have to. But the monitor will be a better investment of your money. If you already play, am I right to assume that you do not current play Fortnite on your

You can buy this one if it is available in your pincode: Take a look at this Acer Nitro 68.58 cm (27 inch) WQHD LED Backlit IPS Panel Gaming Monitor (XV272U F3) on Flipkart https://dl.flipkart.com/s/eC97jdNNNN

Its a good deal. You'd be paying for refresh rate, however. Thats what some commenters mean by "overkill." The resolution is fine at 1440p. The monitor has "Console Mode" and tbh I don't know what that does but sound gimmicky. With my 1440p monitor the S Series does its own scaling. New games, old g

I would update the GPU, but maybe you could do both at the same time. 1440 P monitors can be had for 2 to 300 bucks nowadays. Check out the: » Alienware AW2724DM - Best bang for the buck monitor for 1440p. 27", IPS, 165 Hz native, OC's to 180hz. FreeSync, G-SYNC compatible. Smooth motion, 0.5ms resp

I would generally stay away from Phillips. They make good hardware, but aren’t so good on the software and firm side of things. I agree with the other assessments, especially with LG. Also, Acer is great for budget, though the color output is mediocre. These are the ones that I usually consider for