It has been more than a decade since the 144Hz refresh rate made its debut on gaming monitors, but the hunger for new high refresh monitors has never stopped. From a variety of panel types to monitors ...

Acer has unveiled the Predator XB273U F6, a 27-inch gaming monitor capable of reaching 1,000Hz at 1080p via dynamic resolution switching. The post Acer thinks you need a gaming monitor with a 1,000Hz ...

At first, I thought it was a typo, but the Chinese display manufacturer HKC has indeed announced the world’s first 1,080Hz monitor, just days after Samsung unveiled the Odyssey G6 with a 1,040Hz ...

Gamers love chasing high refresh rate monitors for better motion clarity and smoother gameplay, especially in fast-paced titles. Of course, a 144Hz monitor will be better than a standard 60Hz panel, ...

Gamers — myself included — have been begging for a 4K OLED gaming monitor for the past year and a half. And at CES 2024, we got exactly what we’ve been looking for. LG is pushing the 4K OLED gaming ...

Refresh rate is one of the main metrics PC gamers check on to see what kind of gaming experience we’re going to have with a monitor — with higher rates generally meaning smoother gameplay. That’s the ...

Philips Evnia is laying claim to what it says is the world's first dual-mode gaming monitor to hit a blistering-fast 1,000Hz ...

2023 saw the release of Alienware’s AW2524H, the world’s first 500Hz monitor. Unbelievably, it will likely be superseded by the even faster 540Hz Asus ROG Swift Pro PG248QP, which should hit retailers ...

Viraaj is a spirited gamer, lifelong PlayStation main, huge petrolhead, but most importantly, a principled journalist. With experience at publications like FandomWire, HotCars, and DriveTribe, writing ...

If you're the proud owner of a shiny, new gaming monitor, you probably chose it for its performance. The packaging declared its astonishing frame rate capabilities in big, bold letters, and as you ...

I just joined the previous decade and got my first variable refresh rate monitor. I have a stupidly simple question that I’m having trouble finding an answer to. In my use case with an NIVIDIA GPU, ...