AOC Agon AG271QX

that's a nice thing to throw in. And on the same note, it does come with pretty much every cable you're ever going to want to use with this monitor in...

And for gaming I Have to say it was actually a very impressive bit of kit, but on balance, it's not something I personally whip by I am a content crea...

As I've said, I Got the AEGON for $400 and I think at that price you can't do much better considering the feature set, high frame rate.

For such an expensive and impressive monitor otherwise, it'd sadly not 4K resolution, but that's not surprising because none exist yet, and probably never will once OLED mass production starts. # Just a few last remarks;. *Some people*, who has used 109-163 PPI monitors for years, might be annoyed by the "normal" PPI of 93, to them it's not their normal. *Some people*, might find the G-Sync annoying, since it's not an actual module capable of 1-240Hz.

I sent the 27AQ back. Had worse panel, back light glow, than the Pixio.

But for high-end games and shooters and being an Asus fanboy I would prefer the 35". I got the same 35" pannel in my AOC Agon and I'm loving it everyday. In the middle is the LG 38" 1600 pixel line 180hz gsync Ultimate screen that some other manufacturers have used aswell that you may want to check out.

I cannot stress enough how badly that monitor's input management sucks. It does not actually detect which device is on and which one is off (yes, needs to be turned on in the menu, it never fucking worked). You'll spend a solid minute in menus ever time you want to switch inputs.

Eventually settled on the AOC AG271QX (TN 144hz) because the speed is my most important criteria and i don't think modern 27" TN panels have bad colors. Monitor #1: had a faint spot somewhere like a ballpoint pressed against it for a bit.