It’s height adjustable, as you’d expect, but Alienware includes markers so you can always get it in the perfect position. It’s a hexagonal base that doesn’t take up much room, so you have plenty of space to position your keyboard and mouse. Although there isn’t much to write home about visually, similar to the Alienware 34 QD-OLED, the base of the monitor is excellent. I don’t want the design to go unnoticed, either. All you need to do is connect your mouse to the monitor, turn on the analyzer in the settings, and get a grip on your system latency. You can find this latency out with some monitoring hardware, but with the Alienware AW2524H, it’s all built into the display. You can plug your mouse or keyboard into a USB port at the bottom of the display and get a readout of your total latency.Ĭombined with GeForce Experience (and, of course, an Nvidia graphics card), you can see your total system latency, display latency, and mouse latency. This is an Nvidia G-Sync display, which means it comes with an adaptive refresh rate as well as the Reflex analyzer built-in. The more impressive addition is the Nvidia Reflex analyzer, though. You can pop out the plastic headphone stand on the side of the display and rest your cans on it, and while you’re playing, pop it back into the display so it’s not distracting. It’s a small addition, but it’s still very useful. Fitbit Versa 3īest Alienware Deals: Save on gaming laptops, PCs and monitorsĪ 500Hz refresh rate Alienware gaming monitor? Yes, pleaseĭough (formerly Eve) now has its own 27-inch 240Hz OLED gaming monitorįirst is the headphone stand.
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