I recently upgraded to the Titan Army N32QW from a 1080p monitor and I have to say the the 2560X1440 resolution is a massive difference. By default AMD Freesync is not turned on so make sure you go into your screens main menu, scroll down to the "Other" setting and turn on "FreeSync Adaptive Sync" to experience the full functionality of the monitor It also has a built in crosshair for the guys that are into their FPS games The colours are good and vived with the VA panel, and it's an all round solid gamers choice in my opinion with the 144Hz keeping everything smooth. Had mine for about 4 weeks now, and bang for buck, its a thumbs up from...view more

Did not realize upon purchase that the bezel was quite thich( almost 1cm) and after a month of use i have 1 dead pixel.

Been using this monitor for a few weeks now. I use it for work, and my son uses it for gaming. For the money you'd be hard pushed to find a better spec for the price. The screen size is awesome, and response rate great when gaming. However, as you can expect for a good value for money monitor it's not perfect. The main complaints I have of this monitor are: - The colours appear really washed out (grey blacks, dull colours) when gaming and when watching videos. It's still ok, but definitely noticeable when sitting side by side with another monitor (even against a lower spec monitor). When using it for work stuff it's completely fin...view more

I was very disappointed to learn that this monitor cannot be mounted on a monitor arm without a proprietary VESA adapter, which isn't included. You can't just buy one as they are non-standard. The monitor itself is ok, but the misleading description on the website and in-store staff member's complete lack of care when this is brought to their attention combine to leave you feeling pretty cheated. I now have a monitor arm that I can't use and a monitor with an enormous stand taking up space on my son's desk.