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DELL S2417DG GAMING MONITOR REVIEW

Posted on October 14, 2016December 21, 2018 By Jarvis

Right out of the box, the S2417DG looks like every other recent monitor from Dell. It’s the same competent, workplace design that you’ve seen a thousand times. Seriously — stand it up beside any other Dell monitor from the last couple years, and it’s nearly identical.

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There are some improvements to the overall design. It has a razor-thin bezel, the frame is flush with the screen, and ports are a little easier to access. But other than that, it looks like the same monitor Dell’s been making for the last few years.

Until you turn it on. This is a 24-inch monitor running at 1440p, which is not entirely uncommon, but relatively rare in the 24-inch market. The result is a screen that is uncharacteristically clear and sharp. But for gaming monitors, sharpness is only one side of the equation. How does Dell’s latest stack up to the competition?
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