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The monitor features AMD FreeSync support (40-60Hz via both DisplayPort and HDMI) as well as a super resolution sharpening feature and BenQ's Brightness Intelligence Plus sensor which can adjust the brightness and color temperature of the display based on room conditions
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Modern Warfare employs a dynamic resolution scaling and never quite hits 4K but, still, if you're coming from a lower resolution display then moving to the EL2870U is going to feel like lifting a veil
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scenarios-2k resolution works with PS4 Pro - PS4 Pro doesnt support 2k resolution and many monitors look terrible when converting from 4K to 2k or 1080 to 2k
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I normally leave these types of sharpening features off but found the Super Resolution feature to be well implemented here resulting in a low occurrence of artifacts even in it’s highest setting
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I thought that the better resolution would make for better eye candy and the graphic card would deliver the max 60 FPS anyway.
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The resolution to screen size is perfect!
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The generous panel size and ultra high resolution also comes in handy when viewing multiple window panes on a single screen
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Super Resolution is essentially BenQ's edge enhancement algorithm
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The extra resolution offers a competitive advantage as well
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The extra resolution offers a competitive advantage as well
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The resolution is great, it looks sharp and clean
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I game casually and 2K is the perfect resolution for a 27in gaming monitor
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Although it supports 3840x2160 resolution, it becomes too small for use with text, so I ended up using a smaller resolution
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great resolution and colors
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In addition to picking from any of the available 11 picture modes (including a pair of simulated HDR modes and even a picture mode meant to emulate a MacBook display) you can also access the Super Resolution setting as well as the Smart Focus and DynamicContrast features
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* Doesn't work at a decent resolution with my MacBook (still working on getting a replacement cable to try to see if that's if).