ZOWIE XL2546K

Most pro gaming leagues play on 24-25” 1080p 240Hz+. I believe RLCS uses the BenQ Zowie XL2566X+. It’s 400 Hz which is a little overkill for non-pros so I reckon a nice 240Hz would be fine, also cheaper

i do actually play Apex Legends on Asus PG27AQWP-W with 540hz 2k res. it feels unreal compared to my zowie xl2546k 240hz dyac+. its way more smooth, clean etc. day and night experience for me.

Have you ever tried one? The motion clarity is unparalleled. I’ve had 144hz IPS, 144hz TN, 360hz TN and 360hz OLED. I’m sticking with TN for the foreseeable future. It really depends on what games you play and what you’re looking for in a monitor. But TN + DyAc is pretty gangster for e-sports motion

I used the XV252QF, then switched to the XL2546K, which I'm currently still using - mainly for FPS games. When using the BenQ XL2546K with DyAc on, I notice better clarity, especially during sharp flicks. Everything appears much clearer compared to the XV252QF. That said, both monitors are perfectly

I have an xl2546k (240hz TN) and have no issues. 1728x1080 resolution, everything in game very low. Monitor settings are brightness 20, blackEQ 15, colour vibrance 20, sharpen 8, contrast 60, gamma 2, default colour temperature. Everything is clear and smooth.

comin g to the question , if possible try to answer accure For PUBG PC/APEX, considering competitive performance, motion clarity, and visibility, long term usage like atleast 4.5+ years, which is the better choice: the BenQ ZOWIE XL2566X+ or the Alienware AW2725DF? zowie is 54k 400hz, OLED is 73k 36

Personally, I'd recommend the MSI MPG 321URX OLED is the general way to go for G2G and MPRT speeds. IPS and Mini-LED are generally considered second-best and a bit brighter. Alternatively, if you want to go way overboard, look at what pro FPS players use, like CSGO or CS2. They demand the highest mo

Have the same problem as you on a decent pc 7800xt with 9800x3d and xl2546k 240hz dyac on. Mouse just feels floaty in cs2 compared to other games even with 500fps on 4:3. One taps feel awful the majority of the time. I fucked around with cru before and gave me good results for a few games but its pr

This is all my personal opinion, so take this with a grain of salt. 24" is plenty for CS. I think all but a handful of pros use 24/25" monitors. Anything over 27" is just straight up gross IMO. As for panel tech, outright avoid cheap IPS, TN, or any VA panel. They suck. I had a 32" Asus curved monit

I have a BenQ XL2546K monitor, which is very expensive in my country. It doesn’t really make sense for me to switch from such a high-end monitor to a 1440p display with fewer features, worse response times, and unknown brands. That’s why I’m unfortunately stuck with 1080p for now.