The Acer Nitro VG271U combines an upgraded panel with a boosted 2560×1440 resolution, giving you an impressive jump over standard 1080p gaming monitors. Plus, the 0.5ms response time means it’ll never lag behind your puny human eyeballs.

What you're getting is a 27-inch IPS display, with a 95% DCI-P3 color gamut and a peak brightness of 250 nits. That's not outstanding but it's not bad either, and its biggest features are all related to gaming. With a maximum refresh rate of 180 Hz and support for AMD's FreeSync Premium variable refresh rate, it'll be an extra treat for your eyes.

The Asus TUF Gaming VG27VH1B is currently going for just $139 in this Amazon gaming monitor deal, with a 165Hz refresh rate and ELMB tech.

Sony has introduced a new OLED gaming monitor that’s aiming to appeal to competitive players across both PC and PS5 systems. The 27-inch InZone M10S was codeveloped with the popular Fnatic esports team to be “tournament ready,” sporting a 1440p panel that pairs a speedy 0.03ms response time with a variable 480Hz refresh rate.

27-inch monitor? Sure. 1440p resolution? Sounds good. 180Hz refresh rate? Even better. IPS panel? Buddy, take my money! And not a lot of it because right now Amazon is selling this MSI gaming monitor for just $160, a nice $30 discount off its regular $190 price.

The Finals is best enjoyed on a high-refresh rate gaming monitor, so here are the best 240Hz options on the market.