The main difference between a gaming monitor and a regular monitor is the refresh rate. Regular monitors usually have refresh rates between 60-90Hz. However, gaming monitors start from 144Hz and above.

The resolution of the monitor should match your intended use.

Higher-resolution monitors are better for graphics-intensive applications such as video editing and gaming, while lower-resolution monitors are suited for basic web browsing and office work.

The refresh rate of the monitor is the number of times the screen refreshes per second.

Higher refresh rates can reduce motion blur and provide a smoother viewing experience, which can be important for gamers and those who watch videos.

Playing games at a higher refresh rate can have a substantial impact on your gaming experience.
This is especially relevant for fast-paced, competitive games where every frame counts.

Yes. All our monitors are VESA mount compatible.
Just be sure to check for compatibility on the product specifications!

For example, 100 x 100mm or 75 x 75mm to ensure that the monitor will fit with the intended mount.

IPS panels offer the perfect sweet spot as compared to other panels due to its wide viewing angles accurate color reproduction, high color gamut coverage, deep blacks, and good contrast ratios.