Cooler Master 27" GM27-CFX Curved 240Hz 1080p Gaming Monitor $299 (RRP $649) Delivered @ Brand Tactics via Kogan

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The GM27-CFX is designed for everyone and offers outstanding value and competency with FHD resolution that empowers your work/play experience with Quantum Dot technology delivering a rich, wide gamut colour reproduction achieving 98% of the DCI-P3 spectrum, at a swift 240Hz refresh rate.

Your Play-Work-Movie Solution
GM27-CFX is a high-powered staple tool in your daily life for gaming, working, and entertaining. It delivers superior images and accurate colours with a more responsive overall experience. Access game mode by turning on Adaptive Sync for smooth and faultless visuals.

Ahead Of Your Competition
By having 240Hz ultra-high refresh rate, 0.5ms (MPRT) response time, winning is within your reach whilst working or movie sessions will have less motion blur and smearing.

Stunning Image Quality
Experience lively and outstanding colours with wide colour gamut of DCI-P3 98% with astonishing FHD 1920×1080 resolution on the ultra-narrow bezel flat panel.

Win In Comfort
The Low Blue Light Display Mode reduces the amount of potentially harmful blue light and makes you feel at ease during long work/play sessions.

Key Features

27” Full HD (1920 × 1080) curved display

240Hz refresh rate

Quantum Dot technology

0.5ms response rate

2 x HDMI inputs

1 x Displayport input

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  SnowDragon on 29/03/2023 - 10:49

  +8

  27" @ 1080p. Absolutely disgusting. Don't buy this if you value anything good in this world.

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    POSITIVEVIBESONLY on 29/03/2023 - 10:55

    I've had one and it's seriously pixelated images when 1080p gets stretched to 27". Could have 1000Hz won't make a difference when it's ugly af.

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      FireRunner on 29/03/2023 - 11:35

      +1

      I think in esports games, the resolution won't matter as much as the high refresh rate.
      But in everyday use and other "cinematic" games, it'll look bad.

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    mrmrum on 30/03/2023 - 01:29

    aside from that though, seems like a pretty great deal for 240hz in australia, no?

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  Jengel on 29/03/2023 - 10:50

  +3

  I'm not in the market for another monitor right now, but to anyone buying: this RRP is incredibly bloated.
  For $650 you can get 27" 1440p monitors using IPS instead of a curved Quantum Dot VA panel at 1080p, and still get one designed for gaming with high refresh rates and moderate-to-decent HDR.

  For $299, it's starting to look a lot more competitive but make sure you check the reviews if you can't see it in person. The best tech details don't always mean the best display

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    Kassdabass on 29/03/2023 - 10:56

    hey @jengel,
    Are you able to give me an example of a 27 or 32 inch that would be better suited than this? Tried doing some research but i don't know all the tech specs.

    Cheers

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      SnowDragon on 29/03/2023 - 10:59

      +4

      The OzB favourite Dell S2721DGF

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        Jengel on 29/03/2023 - 18:46

        ^^This is precisely what I have, and I would thoroughly recommend it

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  iamthecaptainnow on 29/03/2023 - 10:55

  4k. Once you get it even at 60fps. Going down to 1080p is trash

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    Noctuafanboy on 29/03/2023 - 11:29

    +1

    1080p is great… As long as it's a 24-25 inch monitor. Can't imagine playing competitive tac shooters with anything else. I don't know if I can go back to low refresh rate monitors now though.

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    OMGJL on 29/03/2023 - 11:33

    to me 1080p@high refresh vs 4k@60/75hz is like sh1t flavor chocolate vs chocolate flavor sh1t.

    I wouldn't bite on either.

    it have to be more than 1080p, and have to be over 100hz. BOTH need to be satisfied.

    have to be something like 2k144/2k240/4k144

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      Wicko on 29/03/2023 - 13:03

      +3

      1440@100hz+ is the sweet spot atm