ViewSonic Elite XG270QG - Ultimate 1440p Gaming

Your gaming experience is only going to be as good as your panel can provide. The Viewsonic Elite Series XG270QG monitor provides 165hz 1ms G2G Nano-IPS 1440p gaming while the finish is sleek and would fit in any environment.
Learn more about Viewsonics line of Elite gaming monitors at - bit.ly/2OvlNPi
○○○○○○ Items featured in this video available at Amazon ○○○○○○
► Amazon US - bit.ly/1meybOF
► Amazon UK - amzn.to/Zx813L
► Amazon Canada - amzn.to/1tl6vc6
Get your JayzTwoCents Merch Here! - crowdmade.com/collections/jay...
••• Follow me on your favorite Social Media! •••
Facebook: / jayztwocents
Twitter: / jayztwocents
Instagram: / jayztwocents
SUBSCRIBE! bit.ly/sub2JayzTwoCents
JAYZTWOCENTS
/ jayztwocents

[@187Killerbee]

"THIS is how gaming is meant to look..." ....never plays a game in the entire vid. 😫

[@baundiesel]

None of these dudes play games. It's always the same 2 games they "play test" and stupid advertisements for pay to win games.

[@TheEchelon]

And how exactly are they going to show you how it looks in person by showing a KZbin video which you are watching through your screen?

[@teemuleppa3347]

@@baundiesel these channels are about hardware... you should check gaming channels if you want gaming content... and also the reason for few games on game test is because it's better to use few games for testing (for long time) so viewers have reference to compare to ... think more...comment less

[@187Killerbee]

@@TheEchelon That's not the point. If I made a vid about a nice car with a real nice paint job but only showed you the interior of the car. You would probably say: "Nevermind, the camera wouldn't show the colors that good anyways."

[@187Killerbee]

If you state "THIS is how it's meant to look...." then show us (or at least give us an impression) how it looks!!

[@VolcanoPenguin]

"It takes less energy to turn it off than to complain about it." JayzTwoCents-2019 Wiser words have never been spoken.

[@BossunEX]

not true, rgb is kinda useless, and we are paying for it. a cheaper option with no rgb would be ELITE

[@Balomis]

@@BossunEX Except it is true; the statement is about energy used by toggling a software option vs. complaining online. Cost wasn't even mentioned.

[@AntiTako]

@@BossunEX if they where to make 2 version of it, it would be more expensive not cheaper. That price would be the non rgb price. Because of the price of choice.

[@NeVErseeNMeLikEDis]

@@BossunEX speak for urself 8/10 people prefer rgb . 7/10 build will sell with rgb than no rgb That's why everyone make rgb builds. Rgb sells PC's Even above performance. The more rgb the more it will sell.

[@MrMalditor]

@@Balomis Except it's not, unless it's off by default. If it's off then definitely true. If you have to install bloatware to disable it then it's not less energy.

[@hobblyjig]

I would love it if you spent more time talking about monitors!

[@Forssa1]

You still pay for a feature that you don't want.

[@lenniegodber7805]

He spends time talking about whatever product the manufacturer is willing to cough up for the sponsorship.

[@johnpatz8395]

John C same here. I realize much about monitors is subjective, but I wish tech reviewers, that actually know what they are talking about, covered them more, and actually did side by side comparisons. Yes, they would be comparing subjective qualities but I'm fine with that.

[@Sloppyjoe96]

@@johnpatz8395 i would like to see budget monitor comparisons

[@ycageLehT]

Check Hardware Unboxed, they have way more in depth reviews on monitors.

[@ClassicalTechnology]

I like these no frills panels, and 27 inches is definitely the sweet spot. 1ms and ips? Oh yeah!

[@cardbored_]

Classical Technology 27” might be the sweet spot at 1440p but definitely not 1080p, wayyyy too low of a PPI.

[@filetsteak5677]

Nope

[@ClassicalTechnology]

LANo perhaps, 25 inches or 24 doesn seem better for 1080

[@ClassicalTechnology]

Filetsteak for which resolution?

[@pulkmees]

Except it's never 1ms. It's always more. Don't even get mad that they lie like that.

[@taotechnique]

I had a ViewSonic way back when I made my first build in '02. It lasted me many years, with out a single problem. I loved it. Its good to see they still make great monitors.

[@gabrielt4305]

My dad always uses this brand and always worked excellent. So when I had to choose a monitor I went for them

[@norm1233]

Love the sound effects when you edit things being done aka Jay putting the monitor together funny shit Phil.

[@wallywest2360]

Nice, glad to see ViewSonic still making good stuff. I've been a fan for a LONG time. They were one of the better CRT monitors back in the day, and I'm currently using a 24" 1080p panel of theirs. Might have to upgrade.

[@jameslewis2635]

This is one of those things where I wish they could just make it a bit more budget friendly. I can see why it is worth the money, but that doesn't make it any easier to afford.

[@iizgrimraper]

James Lewis they have a “degraded” version that recently came out. I got it for $300 after tax 1440p 144hz ips ViewSonic VX2758-2KP-MHD. Good panel imo rtings also has a review on it. Only bad part is the stand but you can buy a VESA mount for cheap

[@joedohn6526]

@@iizgrimraper yeah that's exactly what came to my mind aswell. spending 800 (euros in my case) on a screen that doesn't have a much different featureset than others (except gsync) that cost half... Doesn't look appealing at all.

[@oggybodoggy]

It can't be "elite" and budget-friendly at the same time.

[@jacobdaniels3246]

Klausbärbel Fömm did you just bring politics into a monitor review?

[@Russ0107]

@@jacobdaniels3246 yea he did.

[@Bl4ckWarHawk]

This makes me very happy to hear, im picking up the 240hz variant in a couple of days :)

[@MrBbendiksen]

3:44 you can literally say the word "booger" and that guy will laugh uncontrollably

[@kentsavick2516]

"IN A WORLD..." Great editing Phil! :D

[@michaelg8008]

I was looking for a good monitor that I can put in my office without it looking too "gamery" lol I'll probably set the RGB to be the companies logo color Thanks for the vid!

[@pootmahgoots8482]

That low-key flex on those HRE wheels tho. I see you.

[@insanelol]

just me chilling here with my 23" 60hz acer monitor from years back lmao

[@MayDayMei98]

I used a 30" 1080p LG monitor from 2010 to 2018 lmao

[@tatzecom]

aye friend, i still got a 21.5" 60Hz 1080p Acer monitor from 2013 chillin on me table. I dont use it for the gaming rig anymore, got a few others for that, but its still a neat monitor for the notoriously small screens of a laptop. I hope it goes some more time with me before succumbing to the... idk, darkness of the sins that it has displayed over the years

[@di9it4l]

27" Dell U2715H 1440p panel at 75 hertz here! pretty happy with it since I have an OC 1070, it runs all my games perfectly and I get at least 60fps.

[@repeatrepeatrepeat]

20" 1600*900 reporting

[@tomr3422]

a pair of 32 inch 1080p 60hzs IPS monitors that are 3 years old don't see replacing them with smaller more expensive 1440p monitors anytime soon. 1440 has not really dropped in price since they came out.

[@edsworkouts6460]

I really like the look of the monitor. Looks sturdy. And being able to lift up and down and tilt is really good.

[@Watercooledguy]

The LG 32GK650G is my daily driver and it's awesome. I looked at the ViewSonic monitors when I was shopping and I couldn't justify the price hike for IPS when I'm not a photo editor by trade. Love the videos Jay and Phil. Keep em comin'

[@tobydion3009]

1080p was what I made a strategic decision on when I upgraded my monitor this year. Reasons: Looks good already, require less power from hardware to drive, I get to run games at 144fps a lot more often even without a 2080 or whatever. When I upgrade to whatever the universal ray tracing solution is I can probably max everything out at native resolution and ray tracing for over 60fps.

[@Tiresmoke7]

I would like to have that photo of your Camaro as my background !

[@zwz.zdenek]

I would like to have a life where a sports car or a wallpaper of it would make sense to have.

[@Tiresmoke7]

@@zwz.zdenek Judging by the content of your channel I can see why.

[@ShawnGoodisonProductions]

@ 3:30 I wish I could save time and build that fast! Jay is some sort of super human. I need to adopt his lighting speeds of putting something together.

[@Chillzone420]

damn this monitor is so well thought out. all the small details that make buyers life easier

[@mlaforce]

I felt as though I just watched a very long commercial for a monitor. Did the makers of the panel sponsor this video?

[@matthiaswarlop2316]

No?

[@uasinoby]

I mean Jay says "thanks to ViewSonic for sponsoring this vudeo", so yeah?

[@mlaforce]

@@matthiaswarlop2316 Oh looky here, his comment was highlighted because it has the word NO in it...Kudos to this channel for being word smiths.

[@Chuzo1946]

He says it was sponsored.

[@taith2]

Monitor speakers are 2019 equivalent of PC speaker beeping errors and sometimes dos games. Just buy yourself quality speakers!

[@scorpionsedge]

I've been running home theater speakers on my computer for years. The subwoofer and and center speaker are better than what I have hooked up to my living room TV. LOL

[@eljoel89]

I bought powered bookend speakers and a Topping D10 for under $230. 4in woofers with 1in tweeters. If I did sound mixing, I'd buy something more clean, but it sounds great.

[@GumaroRVillamil]

Even a pair of budget Logitech speakers are exponentially better than built-in monitor speakers.

[@MHWGamer]

there should be nevertheless speakers on a monitor. I use 95% of the time on my desk with (great) headphones and I don't watch most videos/movies/series on my pc monitor anyway. But when I do want to hear something without headphones, it's still great to just have those - even if they are really f crap but idc if I need one once in a time

[@BrawndoQC]

Best bang for the bucks are probably the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX . They are small, they sound great and are not too expensive. I used to have Audioengine A5+ and 2 S8+ subs at my desk and it was way too overkill and a waste of space for a PC.

[@akaChriss4L]

When I was 7 years old, we used to have a ViewSonic monitor. Funny to own this new Viewsnonic monitor after 20 years!

[@MadCoLabs]

Had this monitor for a week now paired with 1080ti, it's pretty epic and I think the industrial design and features warrants the $100 premium over the LG panel, def recommend

[@uasinoby]

JayZ, there is an ultrawide NanoIPS 38" monitor already with 144hz - LG 38GL950G-B

[@curties]

its supposed to be out but i cant find it anywhere in stock

[@antonievandermeer34]

if they have an ultra-wide version of it I would buy it immediately.

[@RedeemerBlood]

Ya, I would never go back to 16:9 after going ultra-wide. It'd be like someone that uses 16:9 going back to 4:3. So right there I have to disagree with this monitor being "ultimate 1440p gaming." 3440x1440 is where its at.

[@205g0]

lg has one, 38gl950g same panel

[@chester5324]

1440p 144hz really is the sweet spot. I just upgraded to a Swift from 1440p 60 hz and the difference is breathtaking.

[@RingwelskiJacek]

I've been using an Asus Predator x34 for over a year now. Love it. 100 hz overclocked 120 hz, 34 inch curved 3440x1440

[@SolarMechanic]

"It takes less energy to turn it off than to complain about it." JayzTwoCents Parenting Tips 2019!

[@JamesBond-oc4gm]

"Without the cost that comes with it" $600. 😔😔

[@algek7207]

TIL James Bond is broke.

[@rholdcroft99]

I wish they would leave out all the bullshit, "RGB, stupid stand that is 4ft from the wall", and just give us a monitor that performs for a good price.

[@Rubmaster]

Oof :/ well, I'll go play the waiting game while this gets down in price.

[@aexetan2769]

You've spent too much on Vodka Martini you can't afford a $600 gaming monitor.

[@barrylinkiewich9688]

$750 here in Canada. Crazy expensive for a "no frills" monitor.

[@dodge8802]

Anyone else notice that Jay and hardware Canucks uploaded monitor vids within 10 mins of each other

[@markdavenportjr5129]

Thanks for the video Jay totally gonna order this one next Friday! :D

[@roller_47]

Is this G-Sync or just G-Sync compatible? Also, how does this stack up to the new LG nano IPS displays?

[@Jousten16]

This is a true G-Sync monitor. The panel is exactly the same as the LG 27GL850 and is also produced by LG, so it is in fact a LG nano IPS panel.

[@Hellbryan1]

@@Jousten16 It has a module just like the Asus pg279q?

[@Allsurrender]

Nicholas Hate yes thus is more expensive than LG 27gl850-b and other using the same panel but with freesync (gsync compatible)

[@MadCoLabs]

Its a great monitor, if you want full g-sync (v1) and much better build quality over LG I really do think it's worth the $100 if those things matter to you. I've had it for over a week, no dead pixels, very minor blb, ips glow is real and takes getting used to but only on the corners of the screen. Gaming is epic, easily overclocks to 165hz, colors are fantastic, rdr2 mechwarrior 5 etc if you play single player games its just set it and forget it with graphics options and gsync, butter smooth at any framerate

[@aquaticborealis4877]

I wonder if this is a worthy upgrade from the PG279Q?

[@3ArtDigital]

Jay, can you put your hands on the best CRT display ?

[@fajaradi1223]

Today best? Or historically best?

[@macugino]

The best 1980s console one.

[@aliidress5619]

Crt moniters have 100hz refresh rate

[@Newgodofwar]

Sony FW900?

[@TheSubieFan]

@@aliidress5619 crt monitors are instant for refresh since it's refreshing top to bottom consistently

[@BenjaminWagener]

Christmas is just over and I already have to begin my wishlist for next year. ^^

[@distroya_]

The mouse cable holder on this monitor gave me an idea regarding my cable bungie; instead of having it sit on my desk, I decided to hang it on the top of the stand of my Asus VG248, and now my cable is totally free. Thanks Jay :-)

[@jeremydjey2008]

What a review! "It's awesome, it has RGB and a nice stand!" Motion blur? IPS Glow? (and it seems there is a huge spot at the bottom left)

[@Xenoray1]

its normal, its exceptional, there is a 0.000000001% chance you get the perfect monitor ^^

[@dasten123]

That wasn't a review, just advertisement

[@Chuzo1946]

Clearly days Overview and not Review.

[@jacobdaniels3246]

all ips mass production monitors suffer from this

[@dasten123]

@Klausbärbel Fömm That wasn't a response, just mean ;(

[@Kikox4]

Some people don't know how good IPS looks compared to TN and it shows.

[@willies545]

having good colors < having good refresh rate imo, but it obviously depends on the game you play. sure a game like warframe looks amazing on a ips panel, but when all hell breaks loose, it becomes a motion blur mess, where as a tn panel looks less impressive but it can keep a chaotic fight sharp. but a game like rdr2 where there's slow camera movement ips is definitely the winner

[@Kikox4]

@@willies545 Years ago that would have had to be a choice but now you can get both.

[@willies545]

@@Kikox4 yeah if you can afford it. not everyone has the budget to afford these monitors :) tn is insanely cheap compared to ips, and my bet is that's gonna be the case for many years.

[@Konttu.]

IcyPineapple Samsung VA monitors are super. Very good colors. And good blacks :)

[@JustWolt]

@IcyPineapple really? I think my VA looks better than my IPS. VA has MUCH better contrast ratio and just as good colors. Plus no IPS glow. Downside being VA has slower pixel transition times.

[@di9it4l]

I didn't even think viewsonic offered really nice gaming panels, thank you for this!

[@headphonesz6527]

What? ViewSonic had one the first 120hz monitors ever. I have a ViewSonic 144 hz now

[@RubyRoks]

That's awesome that they sent you a new monitor. :)

[@solosoulet]

the stand comes with a panel? how cute...

[@IndianGeek5589]

Look at me, still chugging along with a 1280x1024 monitor, with a VGA Cable...

[@dotalegendery3998]

Same here

[@lonecannibal9790]

1366 X 768 gang, where you at?

[@andrewmtgx]

@@lonecannibal9790 YuCK y laptop monitors, so glad im getting a new one

[@TheGentry000]

same still rocking a samsung syncmaster 75hz

[@Rokegle135]

WTF how

[@MidgetMalone]

I have always loved viewsonic, been hooked on them for 20 plus years. The color is awesome. If only soy still made motherboards.

[@esegueyjose7870]

gq needs to do an interview with this guy already. he keeps name dropping them

[@Fenix1861]

At $675 USD, there is NO excuse for it to have HDMI 1.4 in December of 2019. Additionally, I would love to see a DisplayPort out port for daisy chaining at this price point.

[@Shak100]

Only 2 video outputs. Insane.

[@Fenix1861]

gg_no_re 2 video inputs on a 27” I can accept so long as the monitor still offers PIP/PBP. Rarely would you want to run more than 2 concurrent displays on a monitor that small.

[@zwz.zdenek]

@@Fenix1861 Having the capability of showing 4 inputs in a 2×2 grid would be sweet.

[@Fenix1861]

zwz • zdenek on a 27” monitor, though? Why would you want effectively 4 13” screens?

[@turbochicken80]

no

[@jango_2319]

So you're telling me a panel coming out in 2019 is better than a panel that came out in 2014 and at only half the price!?!? MIND BLOWN...

[@Outland9000]

Awe man... If they did a 34" 3440x1440 version of this monitor I would be all over that! I really like the beefy stand and little hangers for mouse cables the 'quick' release panel and also the headset hanger is a nice touch too! The non-fussy design is a big plus too.

[@KingPastry]

Gorgeous set of wheels by the way. Nice choice of color too

[@MrRadioGypsy]

Hey Jay? Why don't you do a series on SOUND?!? Good sound systems allow for real immersive gameplay. Sure, a great monitor and viddy card are essential; but why no serious sound discussions? Really? Serious sound systems are just as important for movies and viddys, as much as the best game play. An adequate stereo with subwoofer system with enough power output isn't even expensive compared to other components. Enough of the headphone rubbish too. Talking about ambient, decent sound.

[@devinmurray5280]

MrRadioGypsy he likely doesn’t know a ton about it. It’s a pretty complex subject. And adequate is pretty relative. Adequate for me is my $5150 Bowers and Wilkins set up and that’s only a 3.1 setup; and I still need a better receiver.

[@tesladoesyt974]

Are they assuming that we don't have wireless peripherals? Bow to me, wired peasants... JK.

[@jordanbrad2298]

This video had me buy 1... pretty darn amazing

[@Sloppyjoe96]

thats so sweet you got professionally done wallpapers of your personal car.. i tried it before but all i had was myself and a cellphone.. didn't like it haha

[@muckshifter]

"Currently unavailable."

[@kafungalung]

in stock on amazon

[@muckshifter]

@@kafungalung not in the UK, but thanks. :)

[@kafungalung]

@@muckshifter oh sorry bro i didnt realize.

[@auradrifter7779]

“Can get deep blacks like an OLED” Doubt

[@devinmurray5280]

Yeah it can’t even imagine anything close to that. VA is your best bet and monitors are leagues behind VA paneled TVs

[@theblishknovk]

Built my first pc to run 1440p at 144hz its so awesome. Especially coming straight from console. Blew me away when i fired up my first game.

[@agentcrm]

Well this explains why I couldn't find the old Viewsonic 27" 1440p model. Been really happy with my 24" 75hz TN Viewsonic monitor.

[@0Tweaky0]

My Backlight bleed sense`s are tingerling.

[@NexGenTek]

Get the Asus Pg27uq then

[@0Tweaky0]

@@NexGenTek point taken, can I borrow £1500?

[@NexGenTek]

@@0Tweaky0 Sorry you have to work for it like the rest of the world.

[@NexGenTek]

@@mycelia_ow Unfortunately the world doesn't work that way.. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Bebolife12345]

NexGenTek God you’re unbearably socially inept

[@KonstantinosKnd]

Please Can You Upload Your Camaro’s High Quality Photos To Use As My Wallpaper !! P.S It Is Beautiful 😍

[@KonstantinosKnd]

Techwood Yeah I Hope So I Found Them On The HRE Site But They Have A Big Logo On The Side

[@hemachandran01]

Many people using Fancy knives to cut the tape, but JAY using a simple blade!! Humble man!

[@eddyfortin9329]

This is exactly what i need!

[@MrMeanh]

Just let me know when this monitor is less than $350, then I will consider it.

[@omgmico]

You're obviously not the audience for this monitor.

[@shelbysteiner]

The 1080 version is $400 right now. Or watch for a sale.

[@Rokegle135]

Oooo chile the ghetto

[@ctrang0458]

@@shelbysteiner $400 for a 1080p?! Nice one. Get a cheaper va 1440p 144hz instead or go for the newly released aoc 24in 144hz ips.

[@shelbysteiner]

@@ctrang0458 Okay. I just meant he could still get this panel if it was the feature set he wanted, just in 1080. Sure, you can get a VA panel for cheaper in 1440, or a smaller IPS from AOC, but that means either going for a potentially less color-accurate or smaller panel to save money. Or you can buy a lower resolution version of this display and still get a 27" IPS screen. It just depends on what you value. Evidently you value your budget over features, but not everyone is dead set on getting a 1440 monitor.

[@drthmonkey42]

"Your mouse cable is free." This would mean something if it were 2009, and cordless mice were not better in every possible way these days.

[@IvanChristopher.]

ikr. i dont understand why people have it in for wireless mice. still

[@greenreaper898]

I'm rocking that LG 34" ultra wide G-sync IPS panel. Best choice I ever made.

[@meesun2060]

So ever since I've started watching your channel, I've finally decided to build a new PC and make it custom water cooled. I bought all the parts chickened out on building it and sent it to Micro Center lol, but it will be a hard loop, in a Phanteks Evolv Shift X

[@yz249]

'1ms grey to grey IPS' (X) Doubt

[@Allsurrender]

It have same nanoips panel as the LG one. So it’s 4-8ms.(under normal setting overdrive, fast overdrive is unusable) Still way better than others but definitely not 1ms.

[@raknikmik]

@@mycelia_ow With horrible overdrive artifacts.

[@yulfine1688]

@@mycelia_ow it is not 1ms. Not even the fastest tns are 1ms. The fastest one I know of is at 1.87 or something along that. The last LG brand 27 inch with fastest enabled was like 2.13 or something. It's more like 3-4ms in fast. Which is more than fine as it doesnt create artifcating already been tested.

[@jh77sly]

"affordable" yeah... not so much.

[@jh77sly]

@Bryce Czirr true enough... but my wallet still says no for monitors over $300

[@jh77sly]

@Bryce Czirr true enough, but if you can't afford it... it's not affordable. Hence my original comment.

[@devinmurray5280]

jh77sly some people can’t afford electricity, the term is relative.

[@PoisionDragon]

Jay watching a vid of Jay is like the real life version of Picture in Picture. epic monitor nuff said

[@BakedKipling]

I really want the 1080p version for Christmas, i've been gaming on a 1080p Sony Bravia TV since 2011 XD

[@chrismoreno7268]

9:48 backlight bleed

[@Novskyy621]

Captured with a cam from a higher angle than you should look at it, causes always this effect

[@MLWJ1993]

@@Novskyy621 that's not true, a VA & most likely a TN as well, wouldn't show THAT. Since it's IPS glow we're looking at right there. Basically the room is too dark with not enough bias lighting to enjoy a dark scene on that panel. A standard IPS issue you aren't likely to avoid.

[@fatalvenomX]

Chris Moreno it’s ips glow not backlight bleed. Looking down at the monitor from one of its corners is one of the worst viewing angles and shows this affect off a lot.

[@paglababa8380]

for the price of an "Apple XDR Monitor's" Stand.. You can get this monitor and still have 400$ in your pocket..

[@TyroneNorthcutt]

I have really enjoyed my 32" 1440 144. Nice step up from 1080p at this size.

[@CapN-Savvy]

I pre-ordered this sucker in November and got it the first week of December from CDW. After spending months researching and shopping around for the "perfect" monitor, I stumbled on this, took my chances and I have 0 regrets. Absolutely in love. Being in marketing, I was going to opt for an HP Z27. I loved the sleek design and clearly it would be a great monitor for content creation and photo editing... but then I purchased COD and realized a higher refresh rate than 70hz would be nice. I started shopping around again... I was now looking for something very specific: IPS Panel, at least 27", 144hz+ refresh rate, G-sync (compatible), minimal/sleek design (unlike most gaming monitors), thin bezel. It came down to the Asus Tuf VG27AQ, Aorus FI27Q-P, and the XG270QG. - Though it was not a deal breaker, I wasn't t a fan of the bezel with the button labels on the Asus. - The Aorus monitors, though the bezels are pretty much non-existent, I was not feeling the ridiculous amount of RGB and over the top lines on the back or the stand. I also concluded Gigabyte was to new in the Monitor space to be considered reliable. Then there was the Viewsonic XG270QG... With little information and almost no reviews I was taking my chances. But I thought it was a safe risk because viewsonic is a very reputable brand + they are using a LG nano display. All-in-all it checked every box on my list other than my original budget (which I was already pushing with the HP Z27 at $500), but it was well worth it and my setup looks ACE.

[@Taalanos]

1080p is the most common used display? Weird, every forum I'm on, everyone has dual 2080 ti's to feed into their 4k display and tells me that AMD is a fringe waste of time GPU maker.

[@lanceseaman88]

Check out the steam analytics. Last time I checked there* were more ppl with 720p monitors then there were with 4k which was only a yr or 2 ago. But a lot has changed.

[@MacGuy3135]

Steam surveys are more accurate than people clearly lying through their teeth for unnecessary admiration.

[@ShadowOfNexxus]

AMD is garbage full stop

[@Athasin]

"every forum I'm on" And there you go. Your sample population are the people on those forums, not monitor owners as a whole.

[@danielprevratil3149]

@@ShadowOfNexxus Yep my FX 6300 is terrible even tho It holds up to my needs and so does the RX560. haha

[@GeorgeSS1995]

You’re GQ in my books, Jay.

[@HinanawiTenko]

I just bought the XG2402 1080p version of this panel that he shows at the beginning of the video, Highly recommended for that 1080 gamer looking to break into High refresh rate gaming. It is an IPS panel so no perfect blacks and there is minor bleed on the left and right edges but its never noticable unless you just play dark horror.

[@bullettube9863]

I'm watching this vid on my View Sonic 27in 80mz 3ms monitor and I can see everything Jay is pointing out. View Sonic has been my choice for monitors since 1993 and I've never found a monitor that can beat them. It's capable of 2560x1440, games and videos play perfectly without having to fiddle with color controls etc. and it's thin bezel looks good as well.

[@phoenixdown69]

i feel like the camera man would laugh at a penny dropping or literally anything

[@undoubtedlyso4542]

dropping pennies is pretty funny

[@d71nn36]

build witcher pc for henry cavil or help him build one i would like you to be the one made the pc build video with mr cavil mr JayzTwoCents

[@AudioCraZ]

Yay, another video of Jay drooling. KZbin greatness!

[@Kitsune-Chaos]

I find it hilarious how I woke up this morning thinking about whether or not I should keep sticking to the 27" 4k LG monitor I bought earlier this year, especially now that I'm making the shift over to PC as my primary, but felt as though I didn't know just how to approach it. ... And then this video got posted. xD

[@socaliguy81]

$600 gets a pretty nice 55" these days too.

[@Kikox4]

With a lovely 144hz as well, I'm sure...

[@MayDayMei98]

$600 can get you a 100hz 4k at this point lmao

[@socaliguy81]

@@Kikox4 120hz is fast enough for gamers who don't suck ; )

[@Kikox4]

@@MayDayMei98 I don't even want to imagine the input lag on that baby

[@StateofMind75]

I just got one since my Acer 240hz one gave out it will be here in 3 days I'm so excited

[@S3ANZ13]

Now if I could tie those RGB lights to the monitor output to create ambient lighting, I would be sold.

[@Erik-pr2rf]

When ViewSonic came out with the 17" super svga crt back in the day it was like $1300(us dollars) came with BNC camera Jacks along with the PC monitor plug too . I had 1 and it wasn't a light weight either.but had great colors for the time.

[@brykit1972]

I've got a ViewSonic TN 144 Hz panel and it's great for gaming and the speakers are decent. If I did any kind of graphics work, I'd get this one. Looks amazing in all respects.

[@lord_vlad]

Well, that answered my question. Thanks.

[@KamranHusain12]

Hey Jay great video! I was wondering if you'll be reviewing the AORUS FI27Q-P?

[@RealArria]

Im still on my PG279Q. For the amount i spent on it a few years back, i hope it lasts years and years

[@feelingtardy]

the wife just got me a nixeus 144hz 1440p freesync for xmas. works great with my gtx1080. loving it so far.

[@tempest731]

just informing that when I clicked on the amazon link it didn't work for me and got me to the main page of amazon instead on the product.

[@sydvicious2378]

Hmm I like this monitor, thanks for the review.

[@bongripz58]

It's actually a really good looking monitor. Never tried anything other than a tn panel may try and save up for something like this.

[@ghostsoul8014]

3:43 Look at all the rubber Monitor: *Slides* Jay: Whoa Phil: *Dies*

[@bmello452]

I bought this day one. Its the monitor you've been waiting for. The best 1440p monitor period

[@roberttrent7027]

Would you be willing to do a review on the EVGA hybrid GPU’s and if the OC switch actually makes changes when you use the precision X1 software to set your own settings.

[@lilreno78]

The REsponse time and the REfresh rate

[@ToxicaLBraiN]

Would go perfectly with my lenovo p27h. So nice they kept it simple and elegant

[@tigerag29607]

holy fuck, a mouse bungee built in, i'm in love.

[@NeoVejiita]

I wonder if the light on the back works as decent bias lighting when set to white. As it is now I have a small desk lamp behind my monitor aimed at the wall

[@MrDutch1e]

Looks like the same panel the pg279q, xb271hu, xf270hu, etc. Have been using for years but with nano. Pretty cool.