Luckily, none of these options appear on-screen by default.

First, let’s take a look at the massive list under “Active Hardware Monitoring Graphs.” Including all this info on-screen is unrealistic if you actually want to see your game. Aside from that, it's still a solid budget gaming monitor with a respectable color range.Next, click the “Monitoring” tab this is where you decide which stats you want to see in-game. Ideally, we'd like anything higher than 350nits for peak brightness. Also, at 250nits, the screen is on the dimmer side. We recommend 27' displays for most PC gamers. Our only qualms with the display are that it's kinda small to be a primary use monitor and it has just one HDMI and VGA port.

MSI Optix 1440p 144Hz: was $399.99, now $249.99 at Micro Center (opens in new tab).

Asus ROG Swift 1440p 165Hz: was $649.99, now $479.99 at Micro Center (opens in new tab).Asus ROG Swift 4K 144Hz: was $1,499.99, now $1,099.99 at Micro Center (opens in new tab).Alienware 1440p 120Hz ultrawide: was $1,349.99, now $649.99 at Newegg (opens in new tab).The top 5 Black Friday monitor deals right now Performance-wise, it has the response rate you want along with a decent refresh rate for smooth gameplay (60Hz is the minimum you want) which is essential if you play a lot of competitive games and don't want to be subjected to a ton flickering and tearing. This FreeSync compatible VA display makes it a great entry-level gaming PC or a decent second screen for console gaming. The MSI Optix G241VC is a 24' 1080p curved gaming monitor with a wide color gamut, 75Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response rate.

Keep in mind that standard ground shipping from iBUYPOWER usually costs $15-$20. We thought the original price of $150 was already a cheap price for a curved gaming monitor, but dropping below $100 is a steal when you compare to the ones on our best gaming monitors list.

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