Gigabyte unveils Aorus FI25F SuperSpeed IPS gaming monitor

[HEXUS]

24.5-inch monitor achieves a 0.4ms (MPRT) response time with a 240Hz refresh.

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[[GSV]Trig]

Here was me thinking, yeah, this sounds like just what I want, until I saw the £450 bit...

[Ttaskmaster]

Here was me thinking, yeah, this sounds like just what I want, until I saw the £450 bit...

Yeah, for an IPS 1080 24" panel, that's just way too much these days.

[KultiVator]

Pro-Gamer Monitor... seriously big ticket price.

[DevDrake]

Whaaat? £450 and not even HDR10?

[fra121]

Whaaat? £450 and not even HDR10?

Most HDR10 gaming monitors are bs anyway

[Iota]

Lost me at

Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels (FHD)

Not sure why they even bothered with this resolution.

[[GSV]Trig]

Most common gaming resolution apparently


still...

[DevDrake]

Trig;304]Most common gaming resolution apparently


still...

Well it's not that weird if they still produce monitors with that resolution mainly. If a person cannot buy higher resolution panel, then how you can expect he will play 4k

[rave_alan]

It actually makes sense, for pro gamers speed is more important than resolution.And it has a lot of gaming features, that normal monitor doesn't have, not only red lights and "gaming" name.

[Ttaskmaster]

Most common gaming resolution apparently

Only coz companies like this keep making 1080 monitors.

It actually makes sense, for pro gamers speed is more important than resolution.

How many of the gamers out there are pro, though?
How many pro gamers buy their own kit, rather than getting it supplied by sponsors?
What good is speed, when GPUs are all about the 8K res, nowadays?

I don't have answers, I'm just prodding the topic for discussion.

[[GSV]Trig]

I just want a higher refresh rate, 60Hz is getting old now, I'd be happy with 1920x1080, the next step up is 2560x1440 if I do go..

[Pouchey2]

I was all for it, then I saw the price tag...