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Lenovo YL27gq-20 gaming monitor review

Lenovo YL27gq-20 gaming monitor review

Posted on December 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Looking at the 27-inch 1440p Lenovo YL27GQ-20 gaming monitor is an absolute pleasure, but you’ll have to pay handsomely for the privilege.

As far as gaming monitors go, it’s got about as fast a refresh rate as rival gaming monitors with its 1ms response time, making it perfect for competitive gaming where lightning fast reflexes and split-second clicks means the difference between a match-winning headshot and a miss that reveals your carefully chosen sniper’s perch.

The monitor uses Nvidia G-Sync technology, so it’s at it’s best when paired with an Nvidia GeForce graphics card so you can eliminate screen tearing. If you have an AMD Radeon card, the monitor’s tech isn’t compatible – so even though it will technically work with AMD cards, we really do recommend you get a monitor with FreeSync compatibility instead.
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