The Four Best Gaming Monitors

LG 27GR95QE OLED

• ✓True OLED blacks and infinite contrast ratio transform dark scene visibility
• ✓0.03ms response time eliminates ghosting completely
• ✓240Hz QHD delivers competitive performance without requiring 4K GPU

• ✗OLED pixel burn-in risk with prolonged static HUD elements
• ✗Higher price than equivalent IPS panels at same resolution

Samsung Odyssey G7

• ✓1000R curvature wraps the screen around natural field of vision
• ✓VA panel delivers deeper blacks than IPS at a lower price than OLED
• ✓G-Sync Compatible and FreeSync Premium Pro for universal VRR

• ✗VA ghosting visible in fast-paced dark scenes compared to IPS/OLED
• ✗1000R curve divisive — some users prefer flat panels for productivity

ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQN

• ✓360Hz is the highest refresh rate available in QHD — undeniable edge in FPS titles
• ✓IPS Fast technology eliminates the ghosting historically associated with IPS
• ✓G-Sync processor handles VRR without tearing at any frame rate

• ✗360Hz demands a high-end GPU to utilize — RTX 4080 minimum for QHD
• ✗Premium cost with diminishing returns over 240Hz for non-competitive players

Dell Alienware AW3423DWF

• ✓34-inch OLED ultrawide eliminates the need for a dual-monitor setup
• ✓3440x1440 resolution with OLED contrast transforms open-world and RPG games
• ✓FreeSync Premium Pro ensures tear-free frames across AMD and Nvidia GPUs

• ✗165Hz lower than 27-inch options — not ideal for hardcore competitive FPS
• ✗Large 34-inch footprint requires a deep desk (28 in minimum recommended)