VIOTEK NFI24DBA 24-Inch 2K 2560 x 1440p Gaming Monitor | 75hz 123% (Pro-Rated) sRGB IPS Panel | FreeSync & G-SYNC Compatibility | HDMI 2.0, DP,…

Pros: It looks good, feels good. Nice curved display Very nice price. Vesa wall mount. Comes with a 1 year warranty. Cons: Buttons feel cheap. The display port that came with mine must have been faulty (lines running through the screen) just switched it with a different one I had and it fixed that issue. No tilt option with the base that came with this monitor. Box was pretty beat up (thanks ups) Overall Review: Viotek is a brand that will make huge waves in the years to come. I would buy from them again.

Pros: – Nice size (32″). Curved screen took some getting used to, but I have grown to really like it. – Smooth gaming and overall operation. Thought my timing was really off (mainly due to arthritis), but have found the demise of my gaming skills was not entirely due to aging 😉 I was actually amazed at the difference (going from 60hz/8ms or worse to 144Hz/4ms) – Sturdy and Strong stand – Overall look is nice – Solid packaging Cons: – Getting the monitor to work in 144Hz takes some knowledge, much of which is not in the information that comes with the monitor – While the monitor looks nice from afar, on closer inspection much of the construction is pretty cheap. Stuff like the red trim just being some shiny tape that was coming off on one side. The buttons are very basic (i.e. cheap) and took some getting used to. Hard to gripe too much about this at the price ($329), but should be mentioned. – Out of the box, the color, contrast, brightness etc. had to be adjusted. Reds have an orange hue and the monitor just looks dull. While it won’t match IPS or 4k TV for color boldness, with some adjustment, the monitor can look really nice. – LEDs don’t add much to the overall look so I just turned them off – Stand only tilts forward and back. No swivel action in any other direction Overall Review: Was a bit cautious when getting this monitor as I had no experience with Viotek before this. After doing some reasearch, having a couple of Black Friday sale misadventures that resulted in no monitor, I came back to this Viotek monitor and am very pleased with it. I would recommend this monitor with one condition being that the buyer was willing to do some research outside of what is given to get the monitor to perform well. Overall I am satisfied with my purchase, especially at the price I paid ($329) Edit 1/17/19: On 1/15/19 Nvidia released drivers that enable GeForce 10 Series and higher graphic cards to be used with adaptive-sync monitor formats other than G-Sync. While I have not been able to do extensive testing ( and I only had the monitor a month before this was released) I cannot come back with any more information than: – I installed the driver for my GeForce 1070ti (G-Sync and G-Sync compatibility is enabled by default) – Turned the Free-Sync in the “Picture Quality Setting” of the monitor menu – Had a very smooth gaming experience (Playing MAD MAX at 2k max settings) So, with my small experience, this driver enabled adaptive has worked every well with this Monitor (GN32DB)