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Acer XF252Q Review – Affordable 240Hz Gaming Monitor for Competitive Gaming

Posted on August 20, 2019 By Jarvis

The Acer XF252Q presents the ultimate E-sports monitor format in a sleek and reasonably-priced package that will satisfy your need for speed. The monitor also advertises a 0.3 minimum response time which tells us that it focuses on pixel transition speeds and blur reduction more than eye candy. The Acer XF252Q is great for competitive players who want a substantially faster screen, but how do its other crucial aspects perform in practice?
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