#5442722

blake86

2017-06-14 08:08

My first 24" gaming monitor was a 1080p Yiiama and after 10 years of intense use, still rock. Great products.

#5442850

prazola

2017-06-14 14:58

If the 24.5'' can reach 90hz and supports an increased range of fs, 30-90 maybe, it could be very interesting.

#5442855

BLEH!

2017-06-14 15:09

Pixel density's a bit low nowadays 1080p at 27" ain't it?

#5442927

Raider0001

2017-06-14 18:17

Pixel density's a bit low nowadays 1080p at 27" ain't it?

Not really, these are gaming monitors and their true potential lies in fast paced online games - while u could argue about the resolution in that scenario, check pricing first - they are not that expensive... I actually own Black Hawk 27" first model - its awesome, end of story.

#5442943

AmonTobin

2017-06-14 19:07

The GB2760QSU-B1 should be WQHD acording to Iiyama https://iiyama.com/gl_en/products/g-master-gb2760qsu-b1

#5442981

Neo Cyrus

2017-06-14 20:28

Pixel density's a bit low nowadays 1080p at 27" ain't it?

It was low 12 years ago. Never look at a 27" 1080p screen next to a 1440p one. It will haunt you forever.

#5442984

Paulo Narciso

2017-06-14 20:37

It was low 12 years ago. Never look at a 27" 1080p screen next to a 1440p one. It will haunt you forever.

Add to the fact that the panel is TN, it´s even worse 🙂

#5443025

StewieTech

2017-06-14 22:00

Ive been using a 1440p monitor for literally 3 days and i couldnt for the love of god go back to 1080p. In fact i dont know whats so "full HD" about 1080p, it looks horrible. Just my 2 cents.

#5443068

djmorgan

2017-06-15 00:38

Confused I am confused if using a nVida card the control panel will show 1080p as 60Hz so how can it be 144Hz at the monitor? And doesn't 60Hz mean 60 +/- fps at the monitor.:bang: