S2725QS

I recently upgraded to a Mac Studio M3 Ultra (binned) / 2 TB, and here’s the multi-display setup that has been working really well for editing and research:

Displays • ASUS ProArt OLED PA32UCDM — 32", 4K 240 Hz. Main grading/playback display. • 2× Dell S2725QS — 27", vertical 120 Hz. Timelines, sco

There is the Acer XV272U F3 for 21.5k - https://dl.flipkart.com/s/Cnn3O8NNNN The Alienware Aw2725dm for 25k - Both of em 1440p 180hz plus Vrr Hdr Also 4k60 support in PS5 In ps5 , ppl in Amazon /Flipkart have show with image proof For 28k , You have a native 4k 120hz VRR ALLM , 27inch monitor in Fli

Something like this would work. https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/MLpD4D/dell-s2725qs-270-3840-x-2160-120-hz-monitor-s2725qs 27 inch, 4k, 120hz. All you need for a series x. You don’t need 180hz like the other person suggested

The Dell S2725QS is a solid monitor, but for gaming, there are a couple of things to keep in mind. Its response time might not be as fast as dedicated gaming monitors, which could cause some blur during fast-paced scenes. Also, while it supports 120Hz, the Xbox Series S is limited to 60Hz at 4K, so

Dell S2725QS has HDMI 2.1 so VRR works and has respectable 120 Hz which is almost future proof for ps5 or future consoles. ACER does not have a good reputed.

I'm in a similar situation. My monitor is starting to fail and after some initial investigation, at least in Europe, Im mostly between: Dell S2725QS - around 330€ Gigabyte M27UP - around 340€ In my case it is around 80% work 20% personal stuff/gaming. Initially I wanted something more gaming. But re

Unfortunately i don’t cuz of my 30k budget, instead I’m goin for dell s2725qs i find it the best in this price range it’s 26k with student discounts. It has 4K 120hz with hdmi 2.1 and vrr.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ng7FBq Here's a build to get you started. You can get a Core Ultra 9 285K Micro Center bundle (California has 2 Micro Centers but the parts in the bundle link are available at the Santa Clara branch only as of time of writing this comment.), a 4TB SSD, an RTX 5070 Ti, a