This will allow the display to change its refresh rate dynamically and in synchronization with the GPU, which will eliminate screen tearing and stuttering for good. NVIDIA G-SYNC & ULMBĮquipped with NVIDIA’s G-SYNC technology, the Acer Predator XB271HU monitor enables a variable refresh rate when connected to a compatible GeForce GTX card, 650 Ti or newer. Moreover, blacks won’t be as deep as they’re on VA displays, but then again, you won’t get the horrible black smearing you get on VA monitors at this price range. Now, the response time isn’t as fast as that of TN panel displays with 1ms, nor is the contrast as high as it’s on VA panel monitors but these panels have their own drawbacks. The response time is also impressively fast as it effectively removes almost all ghosting and motion blur in fast-paced games. Moving on, the Acer Predator XB271HU input lag performance is top-notch with less than 5ms of delay. If you max out the brightness on your screen and dim all the lights in your room, the glow that appears on the screen is supposed to happen, and you should either lower the screen brightness or let some light in your room. IPS glow, on the other hand, is expected from IPS panels. We didn’t see any prominent backlight bleeding nor any dead pixels on our unit.
These two similar but different monitor defects show as excessive light leaking around the corners or edges of the screen. The main complaint you may see about the Acer Predator XB271HU 27″ monitor is its IPS glow and backlight bleeding. So, you will need at least the GTX 1070 for low/minimum settings at 1440p/144Hz, depending on the game. Keep in mind that the bandwidth required to run 1440p at 144Hz is almost double than it’s for 1080p at 144Hz. With 108.79 pixels per inch, you get maximum details and screen real estate without any UI scaling required. The monitor isn’t too big nor too small, while the resolution provides just the perfect pixel density. Many find the 27″ screen size and 1440p resolution to be the ideal combination for gaming. Advanced 6-axis and RGB color settings are available in the OSD (On-Screen Display) menu. Image Qualityīased on AU Optronics’ AHVA (IPS) panel technology, the Acer XB271HU offers a 350-nit peak brightness, a 1,000:1 static contrast ratio, a 4ms response time speed, and 10-bit dithered color support with 100% sRGB color space covered.Īlas, the monitor isn’t factory-calibrated, so for the best Acer Predator XB271HU calibration settings, you will have to fiddle with the color adjustments yourself. The Acer Predator XB271HU bmiprz is a premium gaming monitor that combines a 144Hz refresh rate (overclockable to 165Hz) and a 1440p IPS panel with NVIDIA G-SYNC technology for a perfect gaming experience.Īdditionally, the monitor offers extensive connectivity and ergonomic options, as well as plenty of gaming features, including NVIDIA’s ULMB motion blur reduction technology.
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