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Can your PC regularly exceed 240 fps in your main competitive game?

Asked only for competitive play. We do not estimate frame rates; check benchmarks for your GPU and settings.

Skip Yes No Not sure

4. How bright is your room?

Skip Dim or controlled lighting Mixed Bright, with daylight or lamps facing the screen

5. How much static desktop work (spreadsheets, code, fixed toolbars)?

Skip Many hours most days Some Rarely

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How the finder decides

We start from our ranked picks in all four categories. Models we cover but do not rank are never recommended by the finder.
Competitive shooters favor very high refresh rates (360Hz and up) and strobing technologies such as G-SYNC Pulsar, DyAc, and ULMB 2. OLEDs at 360Hz and above also qualify.
Mixed gaming and desk work favors sharp text (4K or 5K at 27 to 32 inches, or RGB-stripe OLED), USB-C, and burn-in-free LCDs when you do a lot of static work.
Immersive games and HDR favors OLED and Mini LED models with strong measured HDR, plus ultrawides.
Mostly console favors monitors with HDMI 2.1 and documented 4K 120Hz support. Very high-refresh esports panels lose points because consoles top out at 120Hz.
Platform: G-SYNC Pulsar works only with NVIDIA graphics cards, so Pulsar models are removed for AMD, Intel, and console-only setups.
Bright rooms add points for LCDs and Mini LED and remove a point for glossy or semi-glossy OLED coatings, which show reflections or lifted blacks. Dim rooms add points for OLED.
Frequent static desktop work removes points from OLED (burn-in risk and care routines) and removes fewer points when the maker documents burn-in warranty coverage.
Frame-rate question: if you are not sure your PC can exceed 240 fps in your main game, 480Hz and faster models lose a point. We do not estimate frame rates for you.
Ties go to the higher-ranked model in its category. Skipped questions have no effect.