The New Zowie 360 Hertz TN Panel: A Breakthrough in Monitor Technology

When it comes to monitor technology, particularly when it comes to fast-paced games like Overwatch, having a monitor with high refresh rates and low response times is crucial. The new Zowie 360 Hertz TN panel is one such monitor that promises to deliver the best gaming experience possible.

Firstly, let's talk about the color accuracy of this monitor. The Zowie 360 Hertz TN panel was put through a series of tests online and on the panel itself, with reference colors provided by Pantone. To everyone's surprise, the deviation between reference colors online and the measured colors on the panel were not that different, although the yellows and oranges were just a touch over saturated as can be seen in the contrast ratio which is pretty average at best, though a touch over 900 to 1 but to be fair this is where a lot of IPS panels land as well so web browsing even watching back some of my own videos which I'm very particular about when it comes to the colors they honestly look totally fine now. Keep in mind beyond the color Vibrance 10 is where online content starts to get a bit oversaturated so I've been switching between two profiles one for gaming and then one for casual desktop use and there is a dedicated button on the back of the monitor where you can quickly switch between them.

However, it's worth noting that this panel does have some limitations in terms of color. The color gamut, or how saturated and vibrant the panel can get before the colors start clipping and blobbing together, is an issue here just like it was on the XL 2546 but it is also a problem with the ViewSonic 240Hz and the IPS 360 Hertz so if you really want your colors to pop off the screen I'd actually consider it the 1440p options that I've reviewed previously. The colors on those monitors are simply insane when it comes to Vibrance.

For those who care about image quality, resolution, and how good their games look, especially when playing single-player games where immersion is key, 1440p will serve you a lot better obviously than these ultra fast response times and with gpus getting incredibly fast High refresh rates and 1440p is likely the better suit for most people it can just do so many things so well. What it won't do though is offer the most sweatiest and competitive experience games like Overwatch which I played a bunch of on the new zowie just feels so good you're constantly getting above 360fps on a decent rig.

So, is this monitor an upgrade from 240 Hertz? No, you'll never hear me say that especially 240 Hertz on this monitor which already looks pretty clear and that's mostly the same for the XL 2546k and the ViewSonic 240 hertz if you have either of those monitors I would probably stick with them unless you're really keen on 360 Hertz for some reason. However, there are plenty of average and below average 240Hz monitors out there which this new Zowie 360 Hertz panel would be a nice upgrade from overall though.

Now, quick note on the exterior it's almost identical to the 2546k it's a very stripped down ergonomic experience for your setup stand offers extreme adjustability very small footprint and there are some basic buttons and a joystick at the back that's pretty much it many of you who currently have a zowie gaming monitor will feel right at home here. It just doesn't feel that different on the exterior I've always been a fan of how they've packaged their displays and the 2566k is no exception so I'll definitely be keeping this monitor within arm's reach especially with Overwatch 2 coming out which I'm pretty keen to get into but I'm also pretty keen to try the new Asus 500hz TN panel so I think the biggest challenge there will actually be getting 500 FPS consistently in you know gunfights and you know pretty intense battles.

Overall, this is a great addition to Zowie's lineup of gaming monitors. The fact that it's only one 360 Hertz TN panel on the market makes pricing a bit more expensive than you'd see with other 360hz IPS options at the moment which have seen quite a price reduction recently. However, considering the superior performance of this panel, though of course it's probably worth a bit more extra but how much extra that is completely up to you.

I will leave it linked down below as always a huge thanks for watching and I'll see you all in the next one

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthis is always new 360 Hertz xl2566k and like many of you I'm very skeptical of whether this is worth picking up I've previously criticized zowie's lack of monitor progress and I've also mentioned why current 360hz offerings are just not that special but this one is different and before we dive into all of the details which trust me there are a lot I want to show you a side-by-side comparison of this versus another 360hz monitor that I've previously reviewed so what I'm about to show you is high speed camera footage which was filmed at over 1500 frames per second and it's this recording here in OverWatch running at 360 Hertz so very very slow motion here the recording is actually running over four times faster than the display itself on the left we have the 360 Hertz Asus pg259qn and on the right we have the new 360hz XL 2566k from zowie and the difference is pretty subtle to notice unless you really know what you're looking for but let's take a closer look in this shot here for example with the gun spinning take the at how much less motion bloweth this Audi has compared to the Asus this metal part has no ghosting at all on the zowie but on the 360 Hertz IPS it actually Trails behind by at least four frames and to be totally clear both displays here are in an almost identical phase of this individual refresh that's something that you can only really dial in on a high speed camera both of the monitors as you can see have just ever so slightly started the next frame in fact the 360hz IPS is slightly further along into this comparison yet the previous screen refreshes are way behind and have yet to fully dissolve the 360 Hertz TN though I mean that's really impressive almost no ghosting at all and by the way this is without any diac or ulmb so it's a 360 Hertz TN panel at the end of 2022. that's both late to the 360 Hertz party and you know TN panels are not really something people are interested in moving forward clearly though after what we've just seen in that quick side by side comparison this monitor is a decent bump forward in terms of you know actual performance so let's take a closer look now one of the biggest questions that I see is whether you can actually notice 360 Hertz in the first place so here's some more slow motion footage and yeah when you compare it side by side to 144hz the difference is pretty obvious animations at 360hz are just so much more fluid camera panning is a lot smoother and everything just appears more lifelike and easier on the eyes but what about 240 hertz well it's subtle but you can see a difference 360 Hertz at least when slowed down like a lot does show clearer and smoother animations compared to 240 hertz in this comparison here you can see the gun spinning a bit smoother at 360hz on the right here 240Hz looks a bit more juttery in comparison then in this shot watch this part of the building and this edge of the wall you should be able to see a difference between 240 hertz on the left and 360 Hertz on the right which looks smoother this comparison is probably the most noticeable difference between the two but still we've got to slow things right down to demonstrate how that difference looks now one way to explain the difference between two 40 Hertz and 360 Hertz is that if you're in game and you have like a reference point to compare with like some text on a wall or like some high contrast objects in the sky for example that you can kind of notice the characteristics between the two as you're swapping between the two refresh rates it's actually pretty easy to notice the difference especially on this monitor when 360 Hertz is already pretty good but if you're just dropped in some like random part of the game which you don't have those reference points and especially if you're just focusing on the game itself it is really hard to tell which refresh rate you're playing on 360 Hertz monitors though especially this one do have a reason to exist there are plenty of games that can be consistently run at 360 frames per second like OverWatch valorin CS go Rainbow Six and so on so if you're rendering those frames in the first place why not have a display that can actually show you them sure the difference is subtle but for these competitive style games I'll always take the fastest option now some of you might remember I wasn't a huge fan of the first generation 360hz panels and I ended up making videos switching back to 240 hertz and that ended up being a really popular video but in a nutshell I just didn't feel like I was getting the full 360 Hertz experience due to the pretty slow response times on those first generation panels This monitor though is different it's a newer generation panel which is a lot more responsive and is much better suited to 360 Hertz these charts here show the actual response time values that I've measured with nvidia's new ldot and what we're looking at here is how long it takes for each grade degree transition basically how fast the pixels can switch color so from 0 to 255 which would represent a black to white transition that takes 7.1 milliseconds from a gray value of 160 to a gray value of 96 that takes 3.7 milliseconds this chart shows the overdrive mode off which is honestly pretty slow and you just shouldn't use but when we switch over to the high mode that result improves drastically we're now looking at a response time average of just 1.5 milliseconds which actually makes this the fastest monitor that I've tested the overshoot on this mode as well also known as in inverse ghosting is not that bad only around 13 around that 20 level is where it really starts to get noticeable as for that last premium overdrive mode that does speed things up a little bit more now a 1.3 millisecond average response time which is insanely fast but the inverse ghosting on this mode is pretty noticeable so here's what those three modes look like using the UFO ghosting test from blowbusters.com the high mode just as the results show is pretty much the setting to be using visually it does look the best something that's pretty cool on the xiaoi 360 Hertz though is that you can actually tune the overdrive with a slider between 0 and 30. this is something that every high-end gaming monitor should have but unfortunately you just very rarely see it so for example I found the fastest overdrive mode with practically no overshoot or inverse ghosting was a setting around 11 to 12. almost no overshoot there at all and the response time average is still pretty respectable at 2 milliseconds and here's what that looks like overall a very clear image I do Wonder though why zowie didn't have this as one of the preset settings out of the box though maybe instead of the current High mode either way it's pretty easy to set in fact even with this overdrive mode which has practically no overshoot at all that would still make the 2566k the fastest monitor that I've tested in terms of pixel response times cranking that overdrive slider up to 15 to 17 though is probably what I'd recommend still very minimal inverse ghosting there but measurably a faster result in fact at almost the same overshoot level as the also 360hz pg259qn the new 360 Hood zowie has response times that are a whole millisecond faster that is a really impressive result and as we saw in the intro that does translate into a large visual difference as well in fact here those two are in the UFO ghosting test alongside the Acer Nitro 390 Hertz which uses the same panel as the Asus it's a pretty massive difference in game this will translate to cleaner frames and less trailing and ghosting then we have a comparison with the ViewSonic 240Hz and Zoe's 240Hz XL 2546k where the ViewSonic IPS has more ghosting and the 2546 also has more ghosting but also more inverse ghosting so clearly this new 360 Hertz is a very fast panel indeed but this Howie has another trick up its sleeve and that's diac plus you've probably heard me rave about this on other zowie monitors and here it's also really good it's a motion blur reduction feature which turns off the backlight between screen refreshes to prevent ghosting and on some panels it can be really effective and on the xowie 360 Hertz it's pretty nuts easily the clearest image that I've seen from a gaming monitor yet even when compared to the ViewSonic 240Hz which has extremely good backlight strobing the new 360 Hertz manages to Edge it out just slightly so if the games that you play can be consistently run at 360 frames per second this is the setting that I'd recommend using especially considering that it's fully brightness adjustable it's not brightness locked like a lot of other blur reduction implementations and at Max brightness as well it can get seriously bright 200 180 nits with diax set to premium and a massive 330 nits when set to high which honestly doesn't look too different in terms of blur so if you game in a seriously bright room and you are a fan of diac or blow reduction implementations this is definitely an advantage to consider and for those wondering here's what the strobed image looks like at 360 Hertz and 240Hz versus the xl2546k does look a little bit clearer but the 2546 is already so good that it's pretty hard to top so response time performance simply insane fastest that I've tested you know just a lightning quick TN panel unfortunately a lot of people will avoid it for exactly that right TN panel TN colors so to speak a lot of people don't want that poor color performance moving forward but that's actually where you'd be very surprised now sure this panel like any other TN panel does not escape the bad viewing angles if you're looking at it horizontally but if you're looking at it straight on as you should be the colors aren't actually that different to a lot of other high refresh 1080p IPS panels on the market in fact there are lot better than you'd expect by just using the standard color profile dialing in the color Vibrance back to level 10 and then tuning the RGB values to 99 96 and 100 we get an almost perfect 6500 Kelvin white point with zero color tint we also see a Delta e average of just 1.2 that means that the deviation between reference colors online and the measured colors on the panel are not that different although the yellows and oranges are just a touch over saturated as you can see here the contrast ratio is pretty average at best though a touch over 900 to 1 but to be fair this is where a lot of ips panels land as well so web browsing even watching back some of my own videos which I'm very particular about when it comes to the colors they honestly look totally fine now keep in mind beyond the color Vibrance 10 is where online content starts to get a bit oversaturated so I've been switching between two profiles one for gaming and then one for casual desktop use and there is a dedicated button on the back of the monitor where you can quickly switch between them where this panel is limited though in terms of color is the color gamut in other words how saturated and vibrant the panel can get before the colors start clipping and blobbing together and yeah it is an issue here just like it was on the XL 2546 but it is also a problem with the ViewSonic 240Hz and the IPS 360 Hertz so if you really want your colors to pop off the screen I'd actually consider it the 1440p options that I've reviewed previously the colors on those monitors are simply insane when it comes to the Vibrance I'd also consider those monsters if you just simply care about image quality resolution and how good your games look if you play single player games where you want to be immersed and involved in the game world 1440p will serve you a lot better obviously than these Ultra Fast Response times and with gpus getting incredibly fast High refresh 1440p is likely the better suit for most people it can just do so many things so well what it won't do though is offer the most sweatiest and competitive experience games like OverWatch which I played a bunch of on the new zowie just feels so so good you're constantly getting above 360fps on a decent rig the game models and textures are Simple and Clean enough so even 1080p looks pretty good playing fast DPS characters on this monitor really is something is it though a huge upgrade from 240 hertz well no you'll never hear me say that especially 240 hertz on this monitor which already looks pretty clear and that's mostly the same for the XL 2546k and the ViewSonic 240 hertz if you have either of those monitors I would probably stick with them unless you're really keen on 360 Hertz for some reason and these really fast response times no doubt though there are plenty of average and below average 240Hz monitors out there which the newshowee 360 Hertz would be a nice upgrade from overall though I have to say it is really exciting to see monitor technology getting faster and faster and to finally see a worthy 360hz panel in action now quick note on the exterior it's almost identical to the 2546k it's a very stripped down ergonomic experience for your setup stand offers extreme adjustability very small footprint and there are some basic buttons and a joystick at the back that's pretty much it many of you who currently have a xowie gaming monitor will feel right at home here it just doesn't feel that different on the exterior I've always been a fan of how they've packaged their displays and the 2566k is no exception so I'll definitely be keeping this monitor within Arm's Reach especially with OverWatch 2 coming out which I'm pretty Keen to get into but I'm also pretty Keen to try the new Asus 500hz TN panel so I think the biggest challenge there will actually be getting 500 FPS consistently in you know gunfights and you know pretty intense battles but either way that's going to be really interesting to kind of compare to the new 360 Hertz from zowie now a couple more things just to wrap up this is the only 360 Hertz TN panel that I've seen so far on the market so the pricing is going to be a little bit more expensive than you'd see with you know the other 360hz IPS options at the moment which have seen quite a price reduction recently there are just so many monitors using that specific panel that they're naturally just going to be a bit cheaper considering the superior performance of this panel though of course it's probably worth a bit more extra but how much extra that is completely up to you but yeah otherwise it's an ultra fast 360 Hertz 10 panel from zowie I think it was definitely worth the wait after a bit of a drought from them in terms of the monitor Market if you're interested I will leave it linked down below as always a huge thanks for watching and I'll see you all in the next onethis is always new 360 Hertz xl2566k and like many of you I'm very skeptical of whether this is worth picking up I've previously criticized zowie's lack of monitor progress and I've also mentioned why current 360hz offerings are just not that special but this one is different and before we dive into all of the details which trust me there are a lot I want to show you a side-by-side comparison of this versus another 360hz monitor that I've previously reviewed so what I'm about to show you is high speed camera footage which was filmed at over 1500 frames per second and it's this recording here in OverWatch running at 360 Hertz so very very slow motion here the recording is actually running over four times faster than the display itself on the left we have the 360 Hertz Asus pg259qn and on the right we have the new 360hz XL 2566k from zowie and the difference is pretty subtle to notice unless you really know what you're looking for but let's take a closer look in this shot here for example with the gun spinning take the at how much less motion bloweth this Audi has compared to the Asus this metal part has no ghosting at all on the zowie but on the 360 Hertz IPS it actually Trails behind by at least four frames and to be totally clear both displays here are in an almost identical phase of this individual refresh that's something that you can only really dial in on a high speed camera both of the monitors as you can see have just ever so slightly started the next frame in fact the 360hz IPS is slightly further along into this comparison yet the previous screen refreshes are way behind and have yet to fully dissolve the 360 Hertz TN though I mean that's really impressive almost no ghosting at all and by the way this is without any diac or ulmb so it's a 360 Hertz TN panel at the end of 2022. that's both late to the 360 Hertz party and you know TN panels are not really something people are interested in moving forward clearly though after what we've just seen in that quick side by side comparison this monitor is a decent bump forward in terms of you know actual performance so let's take a closer look now one of the biggest questions that I see is whether you can actually notice 360 Hertz in the first place so here's some more slow motion footage and yeah when you compare it side by side to 144hz the difference is pretty obvious animations at 360hz are just so much more fluid camera panning is a lot smoother and everything just appears more lifelike and easier on the eyes but what about 240 hertz well it's subtle but you can see a difference 360 Hertz at least when slowed down like a lot does show clearer and smoother animations compared to 240 hertz in this comparison here you can see the gun spinning a bit smoother at 360hz on the right here 240Hz looks a bit more juttery in comparison then in this shot watch this part of the building and this edge of the wall you should be able to see a difference between 240 hertz on the left and 360 Hertz on the right which looks smoother this comparison is probably the most noticeable difference between the two but still we've got to slow things right down to demonstrate how that difference looks now one way to explain the difference between two 40 Hertz and 360 Hertz is that if you're in game and you have like a reference point to compare with like some text on a wall or like some high contrast objects in the sky for example that you can kind of notice the characteristics between the two as you're swapping between the two refresh rates it's actually pretty easy to notice the difference especially on this monitor when 360 Hertz is already pretty good but if you're just dropped in some like random part of the game which you don't have those reference points and especially if you're just focusing on the game itself it is really hard to tell which refresh rate you're playing on 360 Hertz monitors though especially this one do have a reason to exist there are plenty of games that can be consistently run at 360 frames per second like OverWatch valorin CS go Rainbow Six and so on so if you're rendering those frames in the first place why not have a display that can actually show you them sure the difference is subtle but for these competitive style games I'll always take the fastest option now some of you might remember I wasn't a huge fan of the first generation 360hz panels and I ended up making videos switching back to 240 hertz and that ended up being a really popular video but in a nutshell I just didn't feel like I was getting the full 360 Hertz experience due to the pretty slow response times on those first generation panels This monitor though is different it's a newer generation panel which is a lot more responsive and is much better suited to 360 Hertz these charts here show the actual response time values that I've measured with nvidia's new ldot and what we're looking at here is how long it takes for each grade degree transition basically how fast the pixels can switch color so from 0 to 255 which would represent a black to white transition that takes 7.1 milliseconds from a gray value of 160 to a gray value of 96 that takes 3.7 milliseconds this chart shows the overdrive mode off which is honestly pretty slow and you just shouldn't use but when we switch over to the high mode that result improves drastically we're now looking at a response time average of just 1.5 milliseconds which actually makes this the fastest monitor that I've tested the overshoot on this mode as well also known as in inverse ghosting is not that bad only around 13 around that 20 level is where it really starts to get noticeable as for that last premium overdrive mode that does speed things up a little bit more now a 1.3 millisecond average response time which is insanely fast but the inverse ghosting on this mode is pretty noticeable so here's what those three modes look like using the UFO ghosting test from blowbusters.com the high mode just as the results show is pretty much the setting to be using visually it does look the best something that's pretty cool on the xiaoi 360 Hertz though is that you can actually tune the overdrive with a slider between 0 and 30. this is something that every high-end gaming monitor should have but unfortunately you just very rarely see it so for example I found the fastest overdrive mode with practically no overshoot or inverse ghosting was a setting around 11 to 12. almost no overshoot there at all and the response time average is still pretty respectable at 2 milliseconds and here's what that looks like overall a very clear image I do Wonder though why zowie didn't have this as one of the preset settings out of the box though maybe instead of the current High mode either way it's pretty easy to set in fact even with this overdrive mode which has practically no overshoot at all that would still make the 2566k the fastest monitor that I've tested in terms of pixel response times cranking that overdrive slider up to 15 to 17 though is probably what I'd recommend still very minimal inverse ghosting there but measurably a faster result in fact at almost the same overshoot level as the also 360hz pg259qn the new 360 Hood zowie has response times that are a whole millisecond faster that is a really impressive result and as we saw in the intro that does translate into a large visual difference as well in fact here those two are in the UFO ghosting test alongside the Acer Nitro 390 Hertz which uses the same panel as the Asus it's a pretty massive difference in game this will translate to cleaner frames and less trailing and ghosting then we have a comparison with the ViewSonic 240Hz and Zoe's 240Hz XL 2546k where the ViewSonic IPS has more ghosting and the 2546 also has more ghosting but also more inverse ghosting so clearly this new 360 Hertz is a very fast panel indeed but this Howie has another trick up its sleeve and that's diac plus you've probably heard me rave about this on other zowie monitors and here it's also really good it's a motion blur reduction feature which turns off the backlight between screen refreshes to prevent ghosting and on some panels it can be really effective and on the xowie 360 Hertz it's pretty nuts easily the clearest image that I've seen from a gaming monitor yet even when compared to the ViewSonic 240Hz which has extremely good backlight strobing the new 360 Hertz manages to Edge it out just slightly so if the games that you play can be consistently run at 360 frames per second this is the setting that I'd recommend using especially considering that it's fully brightness adjustable it's not brightness locked like a lot of other blur reduction implementations and at Max brightness as well it can get seriously bright 200 180 nits with diax set to premium and a massive 330 nits when set to high which honestly doesn't look too different in terms of blur so if you game in a seriously bright room and you are a fan of diac or blow reduction implementations this is definitely an advantage to consider and for those wondering here's what the strobed image looks like at 360 Hertz and 240Hz versus the xl2546k does look a little bit clearer but the 2546 is already so good that it's pretty hard to top so response time performance simply insane fastest that I've tested you know just a lightning quick TN panel unfortunately a lot of people will avoid it for exactly that right TN panel TN colors so to speak a lot of people don't want that poor color performance moving forward but that's actually where you'd be very surprised now sure this panel like any other TN panel does not escape the bad viewing angles if you're looking at it horizontally but if you're looking at it straight on as you should be the colors aren't actually that different to a lot of other high refresh 1080p IPS panels on the market in fact there are lot better than you'd expect by just using the standard color profile dialing in the color Vibrance back to level 10 and then tuning the RGB values to 99 96 and 100 we get an almost perfect 6500 Kelvin white point with zero color tint we also see a Delta e average of just 1.2 that means that the deviation between reference colors online and the measured colors on the panel are not that different although the yellows and oranges are just a touch over saturated as you can see here the contrast ratio is pretty average at best though a touch over 900 to 1 but to be fair this is where a lot of ips panels land as well so web browsing even watching back some of my own videos which I'm very particular about when it comes to the colors they honestly look totally fine now keep in mind beyond the color Vibrance 10 is where online content starts to get a bit oversaturated so I've been switching between two profiles one for gaming and then one for casual desktop use and there is a dedicated button on the back of the monitor where you can quickly switch between them where this panel is limited though in terms of color is the color gamut in other words how saturated and vibrant the panel can get before the colors start clipping and blobbing together and yeah it is an issue here just like it was on the XL 2546 but it is also a problem with the ViewSonic 240Hz and the IPS 360 Hertz so if you really want your colors to pop off the screen I'd actually consider it the 1440p options that I've reviewed previously the colors on those monitors are simply insane when it comes to the Vibrance I'd also consider those monsters if you just simply care about image quality resolution and how good your games look if you play single player games where you want to be immersed and involved in the game world 1440p will serve you a lot better obviously than these Ultra Fast Response times and with gpus getting incredibly fast High refresh 1440p is likely the better suit for most people it can just do so many things so well what it won't do though is offer the most sweatiest and competitive experience games like OverWatch which I played a bunch of on the new zowie just feels so so good you're constantly getting above 360fps on a decent rig the game models and textures are Simple and Clean enough so even 1080p looks pretty good playing fast DPS characters on this monitor really is something is it though a huge upgrade from 240 hertz well no you'll never hear me say that especially 240 hertz on this monitor which already looks pretty clear and that's mostly the same for the XL 2546k and the ViewSonic 240 hertz if you have either of those monitors I would probably stick with them unless you're really keen on 360 Hertz for some reason and these really fast response times no doubt though there are plenty of average and below average 240Hz monitors out there which the newshowee 360 Hertz would be a nice upgrade from overall though I have to say it is really exciting to see monitor technology getting faster and faster and to finally see a worthy 360hz panel in action now quick note on the exterior it's almost identical to the 2546k it's a very stripped down ergonomic experience for your setup stand offers extreme adjustability very small footprint and there are some basic buttons and a joystick at the back that's pretty much it many of you who currently have a xowie gaming monitor will feel right at home here it just doesn't feel that different on the exterior I've always been a fan of how they've packaged their displays and the 2566k is no exception so I'll definitely be keeping this monitor within Arm's Reach especially with OverWatch 2 coming out which I'm pretty Keen to get into but I'm also pretty Keen to try the new Asus 500hz TN panel so I think the biggest challenge there will actually be getting 500 FPS consistently in you know gunfights and you know pretty intense battles but either way that's going to be really interesting to kind of compare to the new 360 Hertz from zowie now a couple more things just to wrap up this is the only 360 Hertz TN panel that I've seen so far on the market so the pricing is going to be a little bit more expensive than you'd see with you know the other 360hz IPS options at the moment which have seen quite a price reduction recently there are just so many monitors using that specific panel that they're naturally just going to be a bit cheaper considering the superior performance of this panel though of course it's probably worth a bit more extra but how much extra that is completely up to you but yeah otherwise it's an ultra fast 360 Hertz 10 panel from zowie I think it was definitely worth the wait after a bit of a drought from them in terms of the monitor Market if you're interested I will leave it linked down below as always a huge thanks for watching and I'll see you all in the next one\n"