I saw a lot of great discounts on PC hardware on Memorial Day, although many have ended, there are some killers deals.
For example, 27 inch Acer hunter x27u OLED gaming monitor is at Newegg in $ 499Which is $ 100 from its general inquiries. This is the cheapest I have ever seen this monitor for sale, and I have seen one of the best post-Memorial Day OLED gaming monitor sales.
And while $ 500 is still a little expensive for a 27-inch gaming monitor that is not 4K, I think the fact that you are getting an HDR-able OLED panels that make this performance worth buying. Ever since I switched to OLED from IPS, I hate going back, because the striking bright, their blacks and sharp contrast you find on a good OLED panel that removes non-oiled displays out of water when playing games or watching movies.
In addition, I think the 1440p resolution can be a strength of this performance as it hits a good middle ground between 1080p and 4K gaming. You get more pixels than standard 1080p, but you do not require an incredibly beef gaming PC to run the best PC game in high frimits on 1440p displays.
You should also be able to play at a higher speed for support for 240Hz refresh rate of this monitor and support for AMD FREESYNC Premium Pro. It is also a good monitor for day-to-day productivity that has thanked the KVM switch, and the underlying 5W stereo speakers when you lack a pair of the best computer speaker, you like it.
This monitor sports both displayed 1.4 and HDMI 2.1 port, so you can plug into a modern console and rely on full support for variable refresh rates and other HDMI 2.1-limited features. In addition, the performance is adjustable, so you can increase the tilt, swing and increase it or reduce it slightly for optimal comfort.
