Dell SE2717H. $249 27" 1080p IPS monitor with FreeSync.

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FreeSync monitors are getting cheaper all the time it seems. This Dell 27" IPS 1080p monitor is only $249.

Dell SE2717H
Dell 27 inch Monitor | SE2717H

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Dell releases a 27-inch IPS monitor with FreeSync for $249 - Monitors - News - HEXUS.net



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Display
Diagonally Viewable Size:
68.60 cm (27 Inches)
Preset Display Area(H X V):
597.89 mm x 336.31 mm
23.54" x 13.24"
2010.76 cm2 (311.67 inches2 )
Aspect Ratio:
(16:9)
Backlight Technology:
LED
Display Screen Coating:
Antiglare with 3H hardness
Panel Type:
In-Plane switching Technology
Panel Bits:
6-bits + FRC panel
Maximum Preset Resolution:
1920 x 1080
Narrow Bezel (Edge of Monitor to Edge of viewable screen)
11mm
Viewing Angle:
178° vertical / 178° horizontal
Contrast Ratio:
1000: 1 (typical)
8 Million: 1 (Dynamic)
Pixel Pitch:
0.3114 mm
Pixel Per Inch (PPI):
82
Brightness:
300 cd/m2 (typical)
Response Time:
6ms (gray to gray)
Free Sync support frame frequency:
Yes, 48-75Hz
Dell Display Manager Compatibility:
Yes with Easy Arrange
Color Support:
Color Gamut (typical):
84% (CIE 1976), 72% (CIE 1931)
Color Depth:
16.7 Million colors
 
Entirely expected, everyone and their grandma's are pumping out FreeSync monitors at record speed, it's only a matter of time before you literally cannot buy non-FreeSync monitors that isn't G-Sync.

A good thing IMO, VRR has its benefits in gaming.
cageymaru said:
FreeSync monitors are getting cheaper all the time it seems. This Dell 27" IPS 1080p monitor is only $249.
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chenw said:
Entirely expected, everyone and their grandma's are pumping out FreeSync monitors at record speed, it's only a matter of time before you literally cannot buy non-FreeSync monitors that isn't G-Sync.

A good thing IMO, VRR has its benefits in gaming.
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so damn true lol.
 
AFAIK FreeSync literally costs manufacturers nothing at this point, and more feature stickers is better. Not unexpected lol, they need more things to entice people to upgrade from their old 1080p monitors that are still rocking.

Personally I can't wait til 144Hz + HDR drops, even if it's 1080p. Makes me all giggly just thinking about it :D
 
If only this thing was 8 bit and had a 30hz minimum (trade off size from 27in->24 inc to keep the price low). Would get it and swap to a RX 480.
 
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I hope someone releases a 24" 1080p 8 bit IPS monitor with freesync soon.
 
This is cool and all, but at this point, why would you need freesync at 1080p? I can see 1440p and 4K where frame drops would be more likely, but 1080p has been easy to drive for a long time.

EDIT: Shoot, I'd even take 2048x1152, that weird resolution in between that hasn't been seen for a while.
 
suiken_2mieu said:
This is cool and all, but at this point, why would you need freesync at 1080p? I can see 1440p and 4K where frame drops would be more likely, but 1080p has been easy to drive for a long time.

EDIT: Shoot, I'd even take 2048x1152, that weird resolution in between that hasn't been seen for a while.
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You can always run DSR at 4K with it, and it's only 75hz should be solid for a long time.

People really underestimate high refresh monitors ; 1080p at 100hz is equal to 1440p at 60.

1440p at 130hz is equal to 4K60.

Pascal Titan is the only card that can do 1440p at 120hz+ reliably for new games
 
suiken_2mieu said:
This is cool and all, but at this point, why would you need freesync at 1080p? I can see 1440p and 4K where frame drops would be more likely, but 1080p has been easy to drive for a long time.

EDIT: Shoot, I'd even take 2048x1152, that weird resolution in between that hasn't been seen for a while.
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Did you bother to read the review of the excellent performing PowerColor Red Devil 470 OC'ing article here? Despite very nice performance, neither a 470 or 480 OC'd can max the setting sliders in the test game suite @ 1080P...Despite this, they still can't maintain a solid 60FPS minimum..You see some insane dips depending on the game, with most dropping to the mid 40s..

That to me is all the more reason to get a FreeSync display..I love love my calibrated HP ZR2740W (1440P IPS goodness) but I will be replacing it with a 1440P+ FS display as soon as I see what Vega has to offer this fall...
 
ccityinstaller said:
Did you bother to read the review of the excellent performing PowerColor Red Devil 470 OC'ing article here? Despite very nice performance, neither a 470 or 480 OC'd can max the setting sliders in the test game suite @ 1080P...Despite this, they still can't maintain a solid 60FPS minimum..You see some insane dips depending on the game, with most dropping to the mid 40s..

That to me is all the more reason to get a FreeSync display..I love love my calibrated HP ZR2740W (1440P IPS goodness) but I will be replacing it with a 1440P+ FS display as soon as I see what Vega has to offer this fall...
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Those are budget cards... but I guess that fits the 1080p res. Question is, what are max settings. To be brutally honest, there is no real max settings to a game. You can always add more bells and whistles to a game with support and gpu / cpu power.

Also those are budget cards, you don't buy them to run so called "max" settings.
 
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