Key Takeaways
– Consider panel type: IPS and VA panels are popular for gamers, each with their own benefits, while OLED panels offer great quality but come with a higher price tag and screen burn-in risks.
– Don’t be swayed by gimmicks: Fancy marketing terms and AI features may sound appealing, but focus on important monitor features like ports and speakers instead. Don’t spend big on novelties that may become irrelevant in the future.
– Pay attention to HDR: Not all HDR monitors are equal, so look for local dimming, high contrast ratio, and good peak brightness for a satisfying HDR experience. Consider QD-OLED monitors for better HDR performance.
– Remember to choose a monitor that complements your gaming rig: Avoid pairing a powerful GPU with a basic monitor or splurging on a high-resolution monitor with an underpowered graphics card.
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