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ViewSonic XG240R RGB Gaming Monitor Review : An affordable gaming monitor that's more efficient than flashy

ViewSonic XG240R RGB Gaming Monitor Review : An affordable gaming monitor that’s more efficient than flashy

Posted on March 5, 2019 By Jarvis

What is the ViewSonic XG240R?

The ViewSonic XG240R is a budget gaming monitor, offering premium features, including a 144Hz refresh rate, AMD’s FreeSync technology and a 1ms response time at an affordable price.

RGB lighting also gives the XG240R a flash of personality, and can even be synced up with gaming peripherals for a stunning harmony. Chuck in a few gaming-focused colour profiles as well as 22 customisable levels of black stabilisation controls, and ViewSonic’s monitor seemingly ticks every criterion for a gaming setup.
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