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Dell S2719DGF review: A QHD gaming monitor worth getting

Dell S2719DGF review: A QHD gaming monitor worth getting

Posted on October 21, 2018October 22, 2018 By Jarvis

The quality of the Dell S2719DGF gaming monitor is immaculate, the design is simple and clean

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At IFA 2018, Dell announced two new gaming monitors for gamers which offer some great perks to get an edge on the competition. There are a 24-inch and a 27-inch monitor to give you options. We’ll be reviewing the Dell S2719DGF gaming monitor that has a 1440p (2K) QHD resolution, AMD FreeSync for smooth visuals, up to 155Hz refresh rate, three preset gaming modes, and more. Check out the full review below.
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