Save a tidy $230 on this Dell 27" QHD G-Sync gaming monitor

Save $230 on this Dell G-Sync monitor
(©Dell) Pick up a bargain and be as happy as this Generic White Man™

Alright Best Buy, you’ve got our attention. $230 off a Dell G-Sync monitor that should normally cost $600? Not bad. It's offering the Dell 27" LED QHD G-Sync monitor for a heavily reduced $369.99, and that’s very good going for something with a 144Hz refresh rate and ultrafast 1ms response time. True, it's a TN instead of an IPS, but unless you're viewing from an extreme angle, this is a decent price for what you get.

Dell 27" LED QHD G-Sync monitor | $369.99 ($230 off)

Dell 27" LED QHD G-Sync monitor | $369.99 ($230 off)
This Dell monitor packs the coveted 144Hz refresh rate with 2560 x 1440 resolution, G-Sync, and a nippy 1ms response time. Get it for less from Best Buy.

Why’s G-Sync important, though? Put simply, this Nvidia technology reduces screen tearing and stutters for a better visual experience. As explained in our guide to the best G-Sync monitors, it also “synchronizes refresh rates to in-game pictures and those of your PC to, ultimately, eliminate tearing and stuttering altogether, enhancing the speed and smoothness of your monitor's display.” You’re lucky if you can get a good G-Sync monitor for under $600, so having one available at just $370 is a bargain.

As for specs, this monitor has:

  • Screen size: 27-inch 
  • Panel type: TN 
  • Aspect ratio: 16:9 
  • Resolution: 2560 x 1440 
  • Response time: 1ms 
  • Refresh rate: 144Hz 
  • Weight: 15.2 lbs

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Benjamin Abbott

As part of our Central Hardware Team, Benjamin looks after many of the buying guides, tech reviews, and deals you’ll see on PC Gamer. He’s also a board game geek with credits that include GamesRadar+ and Metro.co.uk, so follow him on Twitter @TheWordyBen for more nerdy shenanigans.

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