LG 24GM79G 24" 1920x1080 TN 1ms 144Hz

Grey M@a

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I don't own these exact monitors but I do own these as a dual screen setup:

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/iiya...creen-led-super-slim-bezel-mon-mo-134-iy.html

I can vouch for how good the LG 144hz freesync monitors are. Out the box they are a little washed out but once you tweak them a little I can fault them at all.

For an extra £20 I would go with the Red Eagle that I have, better colours and a 3 year warranty.
 

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Grey M@a said:
I don't own these exact monitors but I do own these as a dual screen setup:

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/iiya...creen-led-super-slim-bezel-mon-mo-134-iy.html

I can vouch for how good the LG 144hz freesync monitors are. Out the box they are a little washed out but once you tweak them a little I can fault them at all.

For an extra £20 I would go with the Red Eagle that I have, better colours and a 3 year warranty.
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Annoyingly, a few weeks ago monitor you linked was £209 on OCuk, whilst the LG was £219. I was mainly interested in the anti-blur mode of the LG monitor, as I wouldn't be using free-sync at all. Took too long to decide in either case. I still can't find any proper reviews of the LG monitor, but did find a very useful review of your monitor, which was highly positive.
 

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So my monitors I used them on display port for 3 weeks and freesync, then I put them on DVI and 144hz and I think its cripser and better. I get a constant 144fps too on the games I play and the sceens are good for it :)
 
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