AOC G2590PX 25" Frameless Gaming Monitor, FHD, 1ms, 144Hz, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, 96% sRGB, Low Input Lag, DP/HDMI/VGA, Height Adjust, VESA

The backlighting was broken when it arrived, but Amazon quickly replaced it with no cost to me. This monitor is amazing, especially for its price. If you have an AMD graphics card I would definitely reccomended this product. If you are running K or KN versions of Windows, it might be a bit of a hassle to get the drivers working. Update: I have used this monitor for over 8 months now, and it is still wonderful. When I built a new system with windows 10 pro, setting up the monitor was easy peasy. In 8 months of daily use for multiple hours a day I have had no dead pixels or other issues at all.

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HAS: + 144Hz refresh rate + Very low input delay and pixel response time + AMD Freesync + Great stand and VESA mountable HAS NOT: - Only 1920x1080 resolution - Only 24" diagonal - Not IPS - No super-slim bezels I bought 2 of these monitors after reading this review: [...] I recommend looking through the excellent details provided in that review. This is the ideal 24" / 1080p monitor for me. I had been looking for gaming monitors for 4 months, and this one stacked up perfectly against my criteria. Responsiveness. This one is among the best: 3.66ms input latency and 1ms pixel response time put it above all the other options I considered. In fact, its so good its not even worth valuing above something with double those numbers, since the difference will be unnoticeable. This monitor is fast, period. High Refresh Rate. With a strong enough GPU to power it, hitting 144 frames per second is very appealing. If your PC can do better than 1080p @ 60Hz, get a monitor that can do better. This monitor can execute silky smooth game visuals at HD resolution (or higher if you enable virtual super-resolution in Radeon Software Crimson Edition). Adaptive Sync. I hate vertical tearing, and I dont want to take the performance hit from V-sync. Adaptive sync solves that with no performance loss. Theres 2 different kinds of adaptive sync, G-sync for Nvidia GPUs and Freesync for AMD GPUs. Im on team red, so Freesync was a goal from the outset. Stand that can rotate to portrait (and be mounted) was also on my list, but not as highly. I do computer programming, and its nice to edit code and other documents in portrait mode. Update: This monitor needs no extra drivers for Windows 10 when using DVI, but today I plugged it into a 280X using DisplayPort, and had to take out the CD to install drivers. The drivers on the CD didnt work; I had to download newer drivers from AOCs website.

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Having looked into Freesync monitors when they were first released, I was quite surprised when I saw that it was possible to get a 144Hz Freesync display for sub-$200 (at time of writing). Having owned this monitor for a couple of months, Ill list off the plus-cons below along with my system specs. Pro: +Cheap for what you get- Again, to get these specs at this price point is quite impressive. +Good floor on Freesync framerate- This monitor will allow for Freesync to stay enabled as low as 35 FPS, which is better than some more expensive displays that I have seen. + 1ms response time- The monitor feels nice and snappy. +Decent menu-The monitor menu is reasonably easy to use and has a wide range of settings, not much else to say. +VESA Mount- The monitor has the mount similar to most gaming monitors at this price point, allows for a wide range of adjustments. +Design- This display has a more reserved look than some other "gaming"-branded displays, although you cant escape the large "FREESYNC 144HZ" branding at the top left. +USB Hub - Monitor has a USB hub built in to the right side of the display, cant comment too much as I have a larger one my desk I use instead. Cons: -Color - As with all other gaming monitors in this price point, the color quality is simply atrocious. The colors look gray and washed out. This is especially apparent when you directly compare it to any IPS display. Adjusting the settings to presets created by other users online helps, but only so much. Overall, I would strongly recommend this display to anyone looking to improve their gaming experience on a budget. Having used this, I doubt I could go back to not using a high refresh rate Freesync display. Relevant specs: GPU: MSI 390X CPU: i5 2500K @ 4.4 gHz RAM: 8gb Kingston

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There are plenty of not so great reviews on this monitor complaining about color quality and whatnot, but Ive found this to be a fantastic monitor. 144hz out of the box with no problems, freesync range 35-146hz as per Radeon Settings menu. Mine came with a display port cable in the box. For gaming this thing is incredible, silky smooth with freesync and high refresh, and it looks great playing videos too. For the price point you cannot beat this monitor. Viewing angles are good. Adjustments (height/tilt/swivel/pivot) are great. Some minor tweaks to settings produce a beautiful picture. High refresh + great freesync range.

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Excellent monitor. AOC monitors have been around for years and I have used them alot. Received monitor in 2 days very fast shipping package was neat and undamaged. The monitor looks terrible out of the box....but after about a min of adjusting settings looks fantastic and games...oh boy they look sharp colorful all around beautiful. Jumping from 75hz 7 ms IPS to 144 hz 1 ms is noticeable in a way I cant really describe. ReCore looked fantastic on previous monitor at 75 hz but at 144 hz nothing but silky smooth game play....and Prey looks even better. You can set the refresh rate up in the Nvidia control panel and same for AMD which benefits more with the Free Sync. Also Normal HDMI wont get you to 144 HZ. To my surprise AOC also included DVI hook up a Data Port cable and in case you want HDMI its in there too. Was very impressed with the construction of monitor/and base super strong and well made. Also has a good looking red and dark grey theme very nice. I do recommend using the data port cable over the rest. Also monitor raises and lowers tilts back Very happy with purchase Thanks AMAZON & AOC

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The only issue I had was it took a very small amount of messing around with settings to get this to its full refresh speed. Out of the box it was insisting it was a 60 fps monitor. In my case I had to remember not to use the default windows settings dialog and instead go to the NVIDIA Control Panel and scroll down to PC, pick the 1920x1080 resolution and then it would let me change refresh rate to 144Mhz. This is doing great with my NVIDIA 1660Ti - on high settings with reasonable settings for AA and such I am getting 90-110 fps on a lot of games.

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