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The key is to find the perfect balance between the panel size and the resolution. With a 360Hz monitor, that’s usually a 24” or a 25” panel, with a 1080p resolution. This is a match made in heaven because you won’t be able to distinguish individual pixels, everything will look sharp and crisp, and it’s still a fairly large panel. You can learn more about monitor sizes here. Panel type
You can also detach the stand and mount the screen via the 100x100mm VESA pattern. Further, the screen has a matte anti-glare coating that prevents reflections without making the image too grainy.Though its focus is premium gaming, the AW2521H is a decent all-around monitor for everyday use. At 25 inches, its 1080p resolution provides enough pixel density to render small fonts and fine details well. An extra bit of sRGB gamut volume means bright and vibrant color for photo editing or video watching. The IPS screen provides decent viewing angles with little color shift or light reduction when viewed up to 45 degrees off center. I love your commentary on Gsync. Question #2. Based on what you're telling me I think you're saying turn off Gsync and set the overdrive mode to normal and I'll get a 3ms average on a 4.17ms refresh rate? Correct? Also, when I turn off Gsync, what should I set my vsync settings to in game and in the Nvidia control panel. Also, what should I cap the in game FPS to? If I dont put a setting in, Apex caps it at 144? Should I cap it at 240? Or cap it at the average I measure from testing on #1. In fact, the monitor is factory-calibrated at Delta E ≤ 1.5, so you’ll get precise and consistent colors right out of the box with ~99% sRGB gamut coverage, while the wide 178° viewing angles ensure flawless image quality regardless of the angle you’re looking at the screen.
It can only be activated at a fixed 144Hz or 240Hz refresh rate, and not at the same time as NVIDIA G-SYNC. HDR is supported by three modes: Desktop (the most accurate), Movie, and Game. The latter two add visible edge enhancement, so I do not recommend them. If you turn off Smart HDR, the AW2523HF will not switch modes when an HDR10 signal is applied. The user can program the five shortcut keys for a variety of functions. Plus, you can toggle through the AlienVision options without going into the OSD if you want. Calibration Settings for Alienware AW2523HF Further, the Dell AW2521H has a strong 400-nit peak brightness, meaning that it can get more than bright enough, even in well-lit rooms. Motion processing is simply the best there around. However, we saw no advantage to the AW2521H over the Asus ROG Swift PG259QN 360Hz monitor. Overall, response is on another level, and motion clarity is superior to any 240 Hz screen we’ve encountered. G-Sync worked perfectly as we often hit the 360 Hz maximum, thanks to the GeForce RTX 3090 graphics card in our Alienware gaming PC. The upright is a large, curvaceous piece that bolts firmly to a stable base. Lozenge shapes abound at the attachment points and in the large cable hole, which could almost be called a tunnel; it’s that deep. Ergonomics include -5/21 degrees tilt, 40 degrees swivel, a 4.3-inch height adjustment and a portrait mode.Has anyone seen #3,#4 on Gsync compatible monitors before? My previous monitor never did either. Maybe I have a bad panel?
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