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Aorus CV27Q Review – 165Hz Curved QHD Gaming Monitor with FreeSync

Posted on October 23, 2019 By Jarvis

The Aorus CV27Q combines an immersive screen with competitive-grade speeds and the brand’s signature touch to bring you a unique gaming monitor. This model sits a tier lower than the excellent Aorus AD27QD when it comes to pricing, but it still includes the Tactical Display features found on the latter. Let’s find out if the Aorus CV27Q can offer a surprisingly good overall performance which matters more than anything else.
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