Best Monitors for Gaming Desktops # 2018

The 6 Best gaming screens of the Year 2018

# 1 BenQ EX3501R

HDR and Ultra-Wide together at last

Screen size: : 35-inch

| Aspect ratio: : 21:9 |

Resolution: : 3,440 x 1,440

| Brightness: : 300 cd/m2

| Response time: : 4ms

| Viewing angle: : 178/178

| Contrast ratio: : 2,500:1

| Color support: : sRGB 100%

| Weight: : 23 pounds

Link :

https://www.amazon.in/BenQ-GW2470HL-Monitor-Premium-Connectivity/dp/B0752RFPC7/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1532193886&sr=8-1&keywords=BenQ+EX3501R

HDR has been a major selling point for the best TVs for a little while now, but it has been suspiciously absent form the best gaming monitors. Until now. The BenQ EX3501R takes HDR and runs with it, crafting a curved ultra-wide that is not only what we would deem ‘attainable’, but beautiful as well. BenQ bills this monitor as a ‘video enjoyment monitor’, but from the moment you launch your favorite HDR-enabled games, you’ll see straight away why it tops our list of the best gaming monitors.

# 2

Alienware AW3418DW

The fastest ultrawide yet

Before the Alienware AW3418DW, we’d never seen an ultra-wide monitor that can both give you the immersion that a 21:9 resolution affords, while also delivering a high refresh rate that’s competitive with the best gaming monitors. Offering a beautiful and colorful 21:9 display, a lightning-fast 4ms response time and a stunning 12-Hz refresh rate, the AW3418 is the best of both worlds. However, all these features come with a high price, and if you’re looking to save some cash it may not be the best option. Still, this is one of the best gaming monitors you can buy today.

# 3

AOC Agon AG352UCG6 Black Edition

The AOC Agon AG352UCG was already one of the best gaming monitors, so when we heard that AOC was putting out a revision on it, with a higher refresh rate and better contrast, we were overjoyed. The AOC Agon AG352UCG6 Black Edition takes everything the original did and turns it up to 11, making it one of the best ways to experience ultra-wide gaming. It’s expensive, sure, but if you have the hardware to power a 3,440 x 1,440 monitor at 120Hz, you’re doing yourself a disservice by not buying it.

# 4

Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ

The Rolls Royce of gaming monitors

If you have the money, the Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ may just be the most advanced gaming monitor on the market in 2018. Not only does it feature a 4K Ultra-HD resolution with HDR, but it also features G-Sync and a 144Hz refresh rate. On paper, this is the most impressive gaming monitor we’ve ever seen – and when you see it in person, it’s even more impressive. The only thing that holds this monitor back from our number 1 pick is its luxurious $1,999.99 (£2,299.99 around AU$4,000) price tag. But, again, if you have the cash lying around, and you have a PC powerful enough to drive a 4K game at 144 frames per second, you won’t find a better monitor.

# 5 BenQ PD3200U

A large 4K screen for your desk

While it may be primarily aimed at CAD professionals, the BenQ PD3200U still has a lot to offer as a gaming monitor. Thanks to its focus on graphic design and business, it’s able to offer fantastic viewing angles – meaning your friends can watch you game in comfort. Plus, unlike a lot of 4K monitors on the market, you don’t need to mess around with the settings in order to get the best picture – every unit is individually calibrated by BenQ before it’s shipped. It’s easy to see why the BenQ PD3200U is one of the best gaming monitors you can buy today – even if it’s not marketed as a gaming monitor.

# 6 Asus MG248Q

A budget monitor with 144Hz and Adaptive Sync

If you're looking for a budget gaming monitor, and don't mind making a few compromises (it features a 1080p resolution and twisted-nematic, or TN, panel rather than IPS), then you'll be very pleased with the Asus MG248Q. It makes up for any shortcomings with lightning fast response times and Adaptive Sync, making this the best budget gaming monitor in 2018. Adaptive Sync is of interest to gamers, as it reduces screen tearing if you have an AMD graphics card, a clear demonstration that the MG248Q tailors to the budget gamer. On the other hand, even Nvidia fans can rejoice at the 144Hz refresh rate. But, without the right GPU equipped, you might be better off saving for the G-Sync equivalent Asus ROG Swift PG248Q.

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