AOC G2770PF 27-inch FreeSync Gaming Monitor Review

[ceberle]

If you're looking for a budget FreeSync monitor, a TN panel with FHD resolution will cost the least while still providing the smoothness of an adaptive refresh rate. Today, we're looking at the 27-inch G2770PF from AOC.

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[ohim]

I don`t understand the 27" 1080p market, most of the guys who buy these monitors instantly regret it and sell them for cheap on the second hand market. In phones they don`t know how to cram more pixels on to a little screen while on PC they don`t know how to make them bigger ...

 

[Verrin]

I could live with 1080p at 27 inches. Hell, I've been using a 42 inch TV for years now and I honestly have no complaints with the pixel density, which is much worse. I probably would struggle to deal with the ghosting though from the lack of overdrive on this panel over 60Hz.

My current freesync monitor had a firmware bug that prevented overdrive from being enabled with freesync turned on, and the ghosting was atrocious. I had to send it in to get the firmware updated, and the monitor has been excellent ever since.

 

[sillynilly]

1080 at that size is a bit nasty. Save a bit a get 1440 at this screen size - better, just better.

 

[J_E_D_70]

I looked at Asus 27" 1080 TN panel a couple of years ago in store and it looked great. I just wish gsync was same price.

 

[RockyPlays]

I'm sticking with the 24" Aoc 144hz Freesync model. I don't see the point of spending more on a bigger screen.

 

[sergyi]

??

 

[sergyi]

It is a good monitor for gaming.