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I may have been a little too hard giving this 3 stars. It's possible I got a less than perfect display as every monitor has a different manufacturing variable so I may have gotten a lemon.
Mind you I got this on the cheap--only $315 direct from Amazon. It has some nice features though the stand is just ridiculously wide and doesn't raise up high enough (had to put it on a cardboard box) The reason I didn't buy the Dell 1440p TN version was because of complaints about color banding which I didn't know was fixable to a degree And, frankly, TN displays are getting replaced in favor of better technology. Both IPS and VG displays are improving rapidly these days.
The PPI of this one is only 88 and it shows in the current version of Modern Warfare. My old 144hz ASUS VG248QE has only 91 but it looks much clearer for some reason. It didn't support G-sync/Freesync, etc which why I went shopping for something better. The 1440p Dell S2417DG TN is a whopping 123 PPI. Anyway, people were raving about the AW2521HF being IPS and therefore better color, etc. Not in my case.
BTW I had another Dell 27in S2719DGF that was a 1440p with 109 PPI but I sent it back due to my ignorance regarding G-synch compatibility not being an option for Windows 7. I blamed the Amazon description for not specifying that. Now I know better. Sorry, Amazon. MS has FORCED Nvidia to abandon Windows 7 when it comes to Freesync/G-sync compatibility. Nvidia said that because every time MS updates Windows 10 it's actually for all intents and purposes a new operating system which creates a LOT of work for Nvidia and they no longer have the resources to work on features like G-sync compatibility and apparently Freestyle for Windows 7, too.
This monitor had a SLIGHTLY milky display which I haven't experienced in a long time. The lighting just seemed to overtake good colors. I got fed up and went to the Lagom calibration site and to my dismay as I played with the monitor settings trying to get all of the blocks on all of the bars to show up a couple just wouldn't show up unless I raised a setting TOO high rendering the display unpleasant. The only way to correct this is via the Nvidia control panel color setting or Freestyle filters (which aren't available for Windows 7 anymore despite what the driver pages claim).
I ran a bunch of benchmarks with 240 and 144 hz, g-sync on/off and my old Asus monitor beat it by a small margin. I guess 240hz is a little tougher on my RTX 2070 Super than 144hz.
So the bottom line is the image quality (slightly better pixel density) seems to be better on my OLD Asus 144hz monitor. Maybe I'm full of it but I just don't like the image quality in Warzone nearly as much as how it looked on the Asus. Let the hateful comments begin! :p
| Standing screen display size | 25 Inches |
|---|---|
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 4 |
