Выбор монитора, МЫШКИ и прочей компьютерной периферии т.2

еще обидно 200 баксов за гсинк отдавать, эххххххх

1.) Viewsonic XG2703-GS (30-165hz Nvidia G-Sync) AHVA

9.) Asus PG278Q (30-144hz Nvidia G-Sync) TN

1.) Acer Nitro VG270UP (40-144hz AMD Free-Sync & 120hz back-light strobing = Visual Boost Response); from 2018

1.) Eizo FS2735 (48-144hz AMD Free-Sync & back-light strobing) AHVA; from 2015
2.) Acer XF270HUA (30-144hz AMD Free-Sync) AHVA
3.) Gigabyte AORUS AD27QD (48-144hz AMD Free-Sync) AHVA
3.) Asus MG279Q (30-90hz AMD Free-Sync) AHVA
4.) Crossover 27 Fast 144 (30-90hz AMD-Free-Sync) AHVA
5.) Asus MG278Q (30-144hz AMD Free-Sync) TN
6.) AOC AG271X Agon (30-144hz AMD Free-Sync) TN
7.) BenQ XL2730Z (30-144hz AMD Free-Sync and Blur Reduction) TN

был бы, если бы уёбки из асера работу овердрайва во время активированного фрисинка пофиксили(добавили)  

The Viewsonic XG2703-GS uses a 27" 2560x1440 resolution 8 Bit AUO AHVA panel (M270DAN02.3), a nearly grain free matte coating, has excellent color presets, a nice dark matte grey bezel which increases the perceived black depth (dark matte grey is the best), very fast pixel response times and a 165hz refresh rate. G-Sync (compatible Nvidia GPU required) works from 30-165hz/FPS, and eliminates screen tearing and lag. The Viewsonic XG2703-GS also has ULMB (back-light strobing, excellent 1080p scaling unlike the Asus PG279Q, and superior 60hz overdrive with less overshoot ghosting than the Acer XB271HU. The Viewsonic XG2703 is the best all around 27" 1440p AHVA 144-165hz monitor with Nvidia G-Sync for PC and console gaming, and watching 1080p content, as well as preset color accuracy wise.

The AOC AG271QG barely edges out the Acer XB271HU for second place (the AOC has slightly better preset color accuracy and 60hz overdrive) while the Asus PG279Q comes in third. They all support Nvidia G-Sync (native 144hz; can be overclocked to 165hz), have a nearly grain free matte coating, use AUO AHVA panels which offers far better colors and viewing angles than TN panels, and have an HDMI input. The Acer XB270HU comes in fourth place since it uses an AHVA panel with the same coating, but it uses a glossy black bezel which ruins the perceived black depth (Microsoft Paint Example & Monitor Example), only has one input (Displayport), and has marginally slower pixel response times than the other AHVA panels with G-Sync. Unfortunately the 27" 1440p matte AHVA panels suffer from poor quality control; back-light bleed and unique issues like yellow/brown stains in the corners are common.

The Acer XB271HU scales 1080p better than the PG279Q, but suffers from noticeable overshoot ghosting at 60hz which makes neither monitor optimal choices for both PC and console gaming.

The Viewsonic is more consistent in terms of preset color accuracy and has a lighter bezel (dark grey) which increases the perceived a black depth a bit more than the AOC's. Their gaming performance is nearly identical to the point that the image quality and aesthetics are more relevant to making a choice. Both are also better than the Asus which is ridiculously overpriced. There are not enough Acer reviews to know how consistent it is color preset quality wise, and the Viewsonic is better anyway.

Summary: The Viewsonic (best) has the best preset color accuracy, both it and the Acer offer superior 1080p scaling and 165hz overdrive performance, and both have less back-light bleed than the Asus which has the worst build quality despite being the most expensive. They all have negligible input lag and very similar performance, but the Viewsonic is definitely is the winner of this very close race."

Full thread here:

https://wecravegamestoo.com/forums/monitor-reviews-discussion/15713-best-144hz-240hz-monitors-1-0-a.html#post1357728

So another thing to note is that most of these monitors panels are made by the same company and the biggest issue is bad panels. For that reason, I really wanted to buy it locally so I could swap it quickly and easily. I am lucky to have a microcenter near me and they had a sale for the pg279q and I picked it up for my 8700k/1080ti build. No issues with the panel and looks phenomenal.

TL;DR: IPS colors are way better. Most if not all panels are made by the same regardless of company, so buy local if possible for easy swapping. Go for the best deal. Check out tftcentral for calibration guide. Enjoy.