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I do wish there was a 32 inch monitor that has 1ms input lag though, but it is still a must buy!
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so I can't comment on the refresh rate or input lag.
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This monitor did nothing in terms of reducing input lag, which is what I wanted it most for
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It has one of the best response times/input lag out of all of the newer "fast ips" monitors
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Great monitor for gaming, the 1ms input lag is great with the 144hz. looks so good
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It even competes with the response times/input lag of TN panels
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I set it where I want it, and it stays there.- Response time/input lag are LOW
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Great monitor for gaming, the 1ms input lag is great with the 144hz. looks so good
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I was unable to notice any increase in input lag or response time
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so I can't comment on the refresh rate or input lag.
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Using w PS4, noticeably much less input lag compared to the old LCD TV
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I can now slap fools on all my consoles and my pc in many games I like such as Doom, Titanfall 2, and The Last of Us in amazing picture quality
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Full 1080 P just looked and worked so much smoother than 4K. And believe
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n’t get good FPS on regular TVs
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n’t think it’s officially supported by Nvidia
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but it works so well and looks so good ts completely worth it
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The "A" in the Asus logo on the front of the monitor was missing
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I definitely prefer refresh rate over 4k this is rated by NVIDA as a good g sync
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The monitor is advertised as G-sync Compatible, but the driver doesn't recognize it as such
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When you consider the fast frame rate, g-sync, extremely low latency and other gaming
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The deceptive marketing does not stop there though, the monitor is listed as G-Sync Compatible, but that comes with some large caveats
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G sync broken
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* Looks like Amazon has changed the description of this product to reflect that the monitor is in fact G-sync compatible after the GTX driver update back in January
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I bought the 24" over the 27" in order to work with G-SYNC, but after having reinstalled my drivers, installing the new monitor driver, and updating my NVIDIA drivers, still no G-SYNC available
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To use the "G-Sync compatible" features, you must have a Nvidia 10-series card or higher, the older 9-series doesn't support "G-Sync compatible", only regular G-Sync
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I have 2 of these and both G sync compatible
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I ordered thisASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ 27” Monitor, 1440P WQHD (2560 x 1440), IPS, 165Hz (Supports 144Hz), G-SYNC Compatible, 1ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, Eye Care
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Being G-sync compatible is also a plus.
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G-sync compatible
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IPS monitor, 144hz, g-sync compatible
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and you don't necessarily need that 240hz G-Sync monitor that is overpriced for hardcore gaming at all
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It's big, its fast (144hz), the options are easily adjusted, and it is certified as g-sync compatible
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G Sync compatible.