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If you've been eyeing this segment, you probably know the specs. A 2560×1440 OLED panel, 240Hz refresh rate, 0.03 millisecond response time. Even if it's common, that's still plenty fast for multiplayer online gaming, making the Cooler Master Tempest GZ2711 an excellent monitor for all kinds of games and video. It also has a few extra features you don't see on entry-level monitors, including USB-C with up to 96 watts of power delivery. That means this monitor is an excellent companion to all but the most power-hungry gaming laptops.
But perhaps the best thing about this sale is that this monitor is new, not refurbished, as is often the case on eBay, which means it should come with the full manufacturer's warranty. (That means three years of coverage, according to Cooler Master's page.) It's being sold by Focus Camera, a retail store based in New Jersey, and shipping for free.
I doubt this deal will stick around for very long, so hop on it quickly if you've been waiting for a cheap-but-brand-new OLED monitor. If you need something bigger or more affordable, be sure to check out PCWorld's picks for the best gaming monitors.
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The Acer Predator X27U X1 monitor uses the very typical 27-inch, QHD (2560×1440) size and resolution setup, with 240Hz of refresh and a .01 milisecond response time. That means that even at its sharpest, it's fast enough for intense online multiplayer. That's about it for features, it uses HDMI and DisplayPort and doesn't feature any USB ports at all, but for this price you can't be particularly choosy. For a full breakdown of features and performance, be sure to check out PCWorld's review.
This is an eBay Refurbished model, but it's sold directly from Acer, so it's about as good as refurbished gets in terms of reliability. The listing says it comes with a 2-year warranty from Allstate, and I'm guessing it might also get a 90-day warranty from Acer itself (don't quote me on that one). The retail version goes for $600 MSRP, though it's easy enough to find it for less. I'd use the difference to pick up a nice VESA monitor arm, especially if you're building a multi-monitor setup for your desk.
This kind of deep discount on an in-demand gaming monitor tends to disappear quickly, so I'd get an order in fast if you're ready to buy. If this one doesn't strike your fancy, check ou
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