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What’s the Best Monitor Size for Gaming? A Complete Guide by Setup and Style

When it comes to gaming monitors, screen size plays a bigger role than many gamers realize. The right size can help you react faster, stay focused longer, and feel more immersed in the game. The wrong size can make gameplay feel awkward, distracting, or uncomfortable, even if the monitor itself has great specs. There isn’t […]

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What Is Monitor Resolution? Resolutions and Aspect Ratios Explained

Learn about monitor resolution and aspect ratio, and how they impact your display's clarity and performance.

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Monitor Curvature: All You Need to Know

Monitor curvature is how much a monitor's screen curves. It is a useful measurement both for target use and optimal viewing distance. Read on to learn more.

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What is Quantum Dot Technology?

Quantum dots are a new type of LED-backlit LCD that delivers realistic color and peak brightness for more immersive gameplay.

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OLED Gaming Monitors: What You Need to Know

Discover how OLED technology delivers an immersive gaming experience with vibrant colors, deeper blacks, and lightning-fast response times.

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Monitor Refresh Rate: 60Hz vs. 75Hz and Beyond for Work and Gaming 

What's the difference in 60 Hz vs 75 Hz? Find out how this small upgrade changes your viewing experience for the better.

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What is a Dual Mode Monitor?

Dual mode monitors are built for people who want their display to keep up with everything they do. Instead of locking you into one performance profile, they give you two optimized modes that you can switch between based on your need: One maximizes resolution, the other refresh rate, and together they create a level of […]

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ViewSonic’s Best Monitors for Work and Gaming

Work and play better with monitors that cater to you. Whether at home or on the go, see how you can work like a boss and game like a pro.

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What is Adaptive Sync?

Adaptive Sync dynamically syncs the monitor's refresh rate to the GPU's frame rate to eliminate screen tearing and reduce game stuttering.

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