We recently started with you a series of “better” articles, in which we discuss the best solutions that we see from computer components for different categories of users. And today – once again – we complete this series with you with a new type of important component that gamers desperately need during their gaming sessions, which is the screen. And today we bring you the 2 best gaming monitors out there for gamers right now.

The gaming monitor market is constantly growing, and finding the perfect monitor for your needs is easy. And depending on the games you play and your price range, you’ll need a different monitor than everyone else.

Most gaming monitors have Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) support, low input lag, and fast response time for a good gaming experience. However, what makes high-end monitors better than cheaper monitors are the built-in features, such as HDMI 2.1 bandwidth support for games on PS5 or Xbox Series X platforms.

Of course, there are other monitors with a higher refresh rate and lower resolution for more competitive esports games, so there is no perfect solution for everyone. And after a long and careful examination, we have arrived and collected for you our best recommendations for the best gaming monitors that you can currently buy in each category. Do not be surprised by the prices of some screens, as what you want is according to the price category you are looking for. In today’s article, we will cover the following screens:

• Dell Alienware AW3423DW
• Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 S32BG75

The most gaming monitor ever: Dell Alienware AW3423DW

The best gaming monitor we’ve found right now is the Dell Alienware AW3423DW. Although as an HD gaming monitor it does not have the highest resolution or refresh rate compared to other monitors, it is nonetheless known for its amazing motion processing and great picture quality.

This screen comes with a QD-OLED display panel, so it combines the best of both worlds, combining the perfect black levels offered by OLED screens, and a wide range of colors as with a quantum dot screen.

On-screen content will look amazing in dark rooms, and colors look vivid in HDR mode, but there are a few problems with the picture when using the screen in a very bright room with high black levels, so it’s best to play with it in the dark.

Its OLED panel offers near-instant response time, resulting in incredibly smooth motion without any blurring effects behind fast-moving objects, which means it’s absolutely excellent with esports and gaming in general. It also has a 175Hz refresh rate that you can achieve via a DisplayPort connection from your computer.

Last but not least, the monitor natively supports G-SYNC’s Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technology to reduce image tearing, which is useful if you have an NVIDIA graphics card and want to take full advantage of it.

And if you have an AMD graphics card and don’t need G-SYNC, there’s a FreeSync-enabled version of this monitor, the Dell Alienware, which is a little cheaper but offers similar performance.

Screen technical specifications

• Panel type: QD-OLED.
• Screen size: 34 inches.
• Resolution: (3440 x 1440).
• Response time: 1 ms GTG.
• Refresh rate: 175 Hz.
• Variable Refresh Rate VRR: Supported.
• HDR wide dynamic range support: Yes, HDR10.

Positives:

• One of the best monitors with a 34-inch screen with an aspect ratio of 21:9.
• 175Hz refresh rate with native G-SYNC support.
• Incredible motion processing.
• Perfect black levels in dark rooms.
• Low input-lag with high frame rate games.

Negatives:

• The presence of bright light sources will reduce image quality and contrast.
• The input-lag increases with frame rates as low as 60fps.
• Its compatibility with gaming platforms is limited.

The price in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Emirates

• Current availability of the monitor in Egypt.
• Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, at a starting price of approximately 800 riyals.
• UAE, starting at 6,500 dirhams.

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Gaming monitor for home consoles: Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 S32BG75

In the event that you prefer to play on the PS5 or Xbox Series platform, then you will definitely need a monitor that can take full advantage of these gaming platforms, such as the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 S32BG75 monitor.

This screen is somewhat different from the Dell Alienware AW3423DW screen because it has a size of 32 inches with a resolution of the image up to 4K, and an aspect ratio of 16: 9, which makes it ideal for modern home gaming platforms. After all, these platforms do not support games on an Ultrawide screen.

And the bandwidth of its HDMI 2.1 port allows you to take full advantage of the PS5 and Xbox Series X platforms, as you can play games in 4k @ 120Hz.

The screen has a maximum refresh rate of 165 Hz, but if you want another monitor with a refresh rate higher than 240 Hz to also use it with computer games, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 S32BG85 will be a good alternative, but it will cost more, and home gaming platforms cannot benefit from the rate The update is 240 Hz anyway.

In terms of gaming performance of the Neo G7 screen, the screen has a very good performance thanks to its fast response time, which extends across the entire refresh rate range. Also, the screen has low input lag that will give you a fast response feeling.

Plus it offers great picture quality, and while it doesn’t offer the same perfect black levels as the Dell monitor, it instead has a small LED backlight that allows the lights to get brighter in HDR mode, and it has a dimming feature suitable local.

Screen technical specifications

• Panel type: VA.
• Screen size: 32 inches.
• Resolution: (3840 x 2160).
• Response time: 1 ms GTG.
• Refresh rate: 165 Hz.
• Variable Refresh Rate VRR: Supported.
• HDR wide dynamic range support: Yes, HDR10.

Positives:

• The refresh rate is 165 Hz.
• FreeSync support and G-SYNC compatibility.
• HDMI 2.1 bandwidth.
• Fast response time.
• Low input-lag with most settings.

Negatives:

• Distracting flickering at low screen brightness levels.
• Some flickers may appear in the image around bright objects.

The price in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Emirates

• The screen is available in Egypt at a price around 33 thousand pounds for the S32BG750 version, and about 45 thousand pounds for the LS32BG750N version.
• Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, at a starting price of 5900 riyals.
• UAE, starting at 5,300 dirhams.

In the end, you should buy according to your budget and your need for specifications

We can now say that we have finished our article on the best 2 monitors for gamers. As you can see, this time we have collected the best solutions in each price category. Which means that you will be able to get what you want within the limits of your financial capabilities. All you have to do now is buy the right screen for you, and start the battle!

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