BenQ ZOWIE XL2546K

BenQ made an amazing monitor for real gamers And if I'm completely honest, I actually want to buy another one. Now that I have two monitors I use this...

So in conclusion Would I recommend this monitor for people who already has a 240 Hertz? Probably not. I don't think I don't think it's worthwhile this...

Now in terms of competitive gaming I must say that it does really well it's almost no surprise here that we're talking about a TN panel the overall re...

Then when it came to re-experiencing 240Hz with diac, it was pretty much everything that I remember, and it felt really reassuring that this is a moni...

I just bought a 240hz TN (Benq Zowie XL2546K) just to make sure that my guess about G2G being too slow on the VG259QM was true and I was absolutely correct, the Benq is so much better. If I compare the ufotest with UFO deluxe on the XL2546k VS VG259QM:- there is no asymmetrical blur on the crash test dummy circle, the asus struggled with dark transitions.- You can actually read "BLURBUSTERS.COM" and "BETTER THAN 60hz"- You can differentiate the 3 white dots on the ufo spaceship (on the Asus it was more like a white line) and the black lines are very clear (I couldn't even see them on the Asus'). ​.

Ive been seeing a lot of people complaining about these 360hz displays and thinking they arent so good. The only monitor that i could understand putting these down for is the zowie XL2546K because of the great DyAc+ and the great black equalizer with contrast filtering.

I have it, its by far the best monitor I’ve ever used. I come from having used the best monitors on the planet, from the X27, the BenQ XL2546K, and the Samsung G7 240hz variant among many others. My current secondary is the LG 4k 160hz panel, and I just returned my Firepro 1080p 390hz monitor to stick with my Acer. Imo it really is just the absolute best of the best available today, and I personally don’t anticipate upgrading until 1440p 360hz or 4k 240hz become available and are actually drivable by modern computers.