AOC FreeSync monitors.

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AOC 24" and 27' 144Hz 1080p FreeSync monitors. AOC's two latest monitors are the G2460PF and the G2770PF, which are 24", 27" and have prices of $350 and $450 (including taxes) respectively.
http://www.overclock3d.net/articles/gpu_displays/aoc_releases_two_1080p_freesync_monitors/1


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AOC launches FreeSync anti-blue light monitors priced from £99
http://m.hexus.net/tech/news/monito...-freesync-anti-blue-light-monitors-priced-99/

For long hours behind the screen, the G2460VQ6 also features AOC’s advanced Anti-Blue Light technology to reduce eyestrain and increase your viewing comfort.

Links to AOC pages.

G2260VWQ6 is £99
http://aoc-europe.com/en/products/g2260vwq6

Details

Size 21.5"
Resolution 1920x1080@60Hz
Inputs D-Sub , HDMI , Displayport
Response time 1 ms
Features Plug and Play, AntiBlueLight, i-Menu, e-Saver, Screen+, Vesa Wallmount
- See more at: http://aoc-europe.com/en/products/g2260vwq6#sthash.HgMjab6Q.dpuf

G2460VQ6 is £129.
http://aoc-europe.com/en/products/g2460vq6

Details

Size 24"
Resolution 1920x1080@60Hz
Inputs D-Sub , HDMI , Displayport
Response time 1 ms
Features Plug and Play, AntiBlueLight, i-Menu, e-Saver, Screen+, Vesa Wallmount
- See more at: http://aoc-europe.com/en/products/g2460vq6#sthash.pll5a5LB.dpuf

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GearChoices said:
If it met all the other factors for good quality (IPS, and the rest of the factors NCX always mentions), it would be a good deal. Somehow i HIIIIIGHLY doubt it is IPS, much less matching the other quality factors.
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That one linked was a TN panel not IPS.

Rav3n said:
To me that is not "budget" by any means.
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You expect to get a 24/27" quality monitor for under $300?
 
DracoNB said:
That one linked was a TN panel not IPS.



You expect to get a 24/27" quality monitor for under $300?
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1080p? Yes.

I run triple Dell 27" 1440P IPS Ultrasharp monitors, that I spent about $550 on each brand new. Now that to me is money well spent. I personally cannot see spending $350+ on ANY 1080P monitor. Just my .02
 
Rav3n said:
1080p? Yes.

I run triple Dell 27" 1440P IPS Ultrasharp monitors, that I spent about $550 on each brand new. Now that to me is money well spent. I personally cannot see spending $350+ on ANY 1080P monitor. Just my .02
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Oh yeah sorry thought you were talking about 1440p ones for under $300 :). I could never go back to 1080p after using a 30" w/ side 20" PLP
 
Rav3n said:
1080p? Yes.

I run triple Dell 27" 1440P IPS Ultrasharp monitors, that I spent about $550 on each brand new. Now that to me is money well spent. I personally cannot see spending $350+ on ANY 1080P monitor. Just my .02
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http://wecravegamestoo.com/forums/m...t-questions-here-send-me-private-message.html

There are lots of factors besides just size. Have you seen NCX's lists above? There's a reason he finds big things wrong with almost all the monitors he lists even in his "best of" lists. High-quality monitors are extremely rare, at any size, and as a result a quality monitor of any size is going to be expensive since they are more expensive to produce (and have less people buying them, less savings on units produced).

I will take a high-quality 1080p monitor over a lower quality monitor of a larger size any day. Especially since current technology still has significant difficulty running high-end games on high-end settings at high FPS on resolutions above 1080. Quality over quantity as far as I am concerned.
 
FrameBuffer said:
according to PCMonitors and posts at OCUK, these will be "overclocked" to allow freesync to run from 30hz all the way up to 160 !!
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Great googly moodily!!! :D

Nice to see scalers being able to exploit more of the very broad range that Freesync can cover.
From AMD said:
AMD Radeon™​ graphics cards will support a wide variety of dynamic refresh ranges with AMD FreeSync™ technology. Using DisplayPort Adaptive-Sync, the graphics card can detect and set an appropriate maximum and minimum refresh rate based on the capabilities reported by the display. Potential ranges include 36-240Hz, 21-144Hz, 17-120Hz and 9-60Hz.
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What's with these high $$$ 1080p monitors?! I would love to give the freesync stuff a try, but I will not put my QNIX back in it's box until there is a 1440p monitor worth looking at.
 
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