27 "monitor for gamers

So, since it is so. After a long search and several reports later, I have decided on the LG 27EA63. Unfortunately, there are not really many reports on the monitor. So I share my, though not very professional impressions with the prospective purchasers.

The 27 "version of the monitor makes a very good figure. When switched off, it looks like, as possessed of LG absolutely no frame. Switched on, however you see it. This is about 10mm wide. Therefore, LG calls this also" Hairline design ". The monitor has therefore only put no frame. The build quality is great and the stand holds bombproof. However, one should note that the structure that this a" "locks also right click.

It was important for me that the monitor has an IPS panel, which is fast enough for shooter and racing games. Here, the LG also scored. The colors are gorgeous, the focus also. Whether 27 "with Full HD still sufficient or not, is purely a matter of faith. Anyway, I can read all the writings are also sharp. GRID 2, Call of Duty, Battlefield run without streaks, distortion or other artifacts. Settings on the monitor even I have not done, since they are already at the factory very well. If you operate the monitor via HDMI, you should adapt the "overscan" settings in the graphics card driver. Whether Nvidia or ATI. Otherwise it does not fit.

My monitor has no bright corners. He is evenly illuminated. Apparently it is a rare thing, so if you caught a monitor.

The monitor's menu buttons, however, are cruel, since they respond to touch. Under each key is a fine prominent point, so that no one engages fully into the void. Still pressing the wrong key times.

I would definitely recommend the 27EA63. Especially for the most competitive price. There are LG IPS a series that does not have holes for the VESA mount. This LG has these holes on board again.