Traditionally IPS has been slower to the party since it's costlier to manufacture high refresh rate panels, but evidently enough of us are sold on 120Hz and beyond.ģ60Hz does look and feel smoother than 120Hz. Whereas the majority of high refresh rate panels are VA or TN screens with limited viewing angle and shallow colours, MSI's latest is built around an IPS panel, with all the inky blacks and rich colours that technology brings with it. We've tested each of these high refresh rate gaming monitors in this list to see whether their claims stand up and make sure no compromise has been made to post those sky-high refresh rate claims. And what about panel, size, shape, and resolution? Is the 16:9 aspect ratio still the most versatile and compatible, or is ultrawide the way? Do curved panels add anything? And what about resolution? 4K? Or does 1440p strike a better balance? Is 1080p obsolete?

Refresh rate is just one element of modern gaming monitors, however, and what else you desire is up to you. Should you go for an IPS or VA panel, for instance. If you can hit 360 fps with a 360Hz monitor that's the ideal, and will offer an experience that's akin to looking through a pane of glass at your gaming world.īut the majority of the screens on this list are around the 160 - 175Hz range, which is the sweet spot in terms of both price and application with an affordable graphics card.

And if you really want to make the most of a 360Hz panel you're likely to need to pair it to a 1080p resolution unless you've got the most powerful graphics card known to humankind. If you are a serious competitive gamer, however, you will want to pick a higher refresh, almost to the exclusion of all else.

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