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These days high-resolution panels are being offered at prices seen only in 1080p displays just a few years ago, so if you've got a graphics card that can handle it, pushing the pixels beyond 1080p is not only within reach but highly recommended. ViewSonic's VX2778 27-inch 1440p monitor (See it on Amazon) / (See it on Amazon UK) is a midrange model that lets you make the jump to 1440p for just $350, and though it doesn't offer any bells and whistles for gaming beyond its resolution, but what it does offer is pretty good for the price. Let's dive in:
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These days high-resolution panels are being offered at prices seen only in 1080p displays just a few years ago, so if you've got a graphics card that can handle it, pushing the pixels beyond 1080p is not only within reach but highly recommended. ViewSonic's VX2778 27-inch 1440p monitor (See it on Amazon) / (See it on Amazon UK) is a midrange model that lets you make the jump to 1440p for just $350, and though it doesn't offer any bells and whistles for gaming beyond its resolution, but what it does offer is pretty good for the price. Let's dive in:
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