The available panel options include: Default High-Quality IPS Panel: A 19-inch, 5:4 aspect ratio (1280×1024) IPS panel with minimal lag, suitable for most retro computing and gaming needs.

If you're looking for a new monitor, you might be wondering which one to buy and who wins when it comes to the VA vs IPS vs TN fight. In this feature, we'll take you through all the differences ...

A 27-inch, IPS, 1765Hz gaming monitor from a brand you've actually heard of? At last, I have seen everything. And, yes, that includes a man eating his own head.

This monitor from Acer brings all the advantages of IPS panel technology and pairs them with brilliant specs for gaming. It’s got a snappy 1ms response time and the 144Hz refresh rate is perfect ...

IPS panels have very good contrast ratios compared to the alternatives. It’s not the same as an OLED, but certainly better than you’d find on most fast-paced TN-panel gaming monitors.

Since I can control the lighting in my room, my IPS monitor works well during both day and night. There is some level of IPS glow, but it's fairly standard for any IPS panel, and isn't noticeable ...