AOC 24G2ZE/BK

My first 240hz monitor and although the difference is not nearly as big as from 60hz to 144hz the difference is definitely there and I am happy with the choice for 240hz. I have no frame of reference for 240hz monitors, but monitors in general do. This monitor has buttons at the bottom of the monitor that do/change far too little. Doesn't add anything at all to such a menu and you may wonder why AOC keeps sticking to it. Software is available, G-MENU. G-menu is basically a 1 to 1 translation of what the buttons on your screen could do, with some extra options. The standard G-MENU software from AOC itself bugs like crazy. There is an alternative of portrait displays - with the same name, this one does work and through that way you can easily set color settings, bluelight filters, etc. Calibrating remains a drama with these monitors, regardless of brand/price range.

I bought the monitor purely because I wanted a 240hz display and I am very satisfied with it. Although the description says it is a TN sxherm, it is actually an IPS screen. This should look nicer, although I've never compared them myself. Standard is fine, but in hindsight I would opt for the 24G2ZU which is more adjustable. The menu operation consists of a number of buttons at the bottom. This is less convenient than the joystick control I'm used to, but yes.

This monitor is an upgrade from a slow, lagging 60Hz monitor. It is a very nice new gaming monitor that runs very smoothly and improves my speed and responsiveness. I do find changing the image settings such as color very slow and clumsy. The buttons are unintuitive. If you don't see a refresh rate above 120Hz on NVIDIA settings, you'll need to scroll down until you find a list of "PC". There you can select 240Hz. (If you don't understand me then you should use google :))