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Compare gaming monitors by refresh rate, response time, resolution, panel type and adaptive-sync support. Choose specifications that match your graphics card and preferred games.
Lenovo Legion R24E-30 Monitor – 23.8 Inch
Original price was: 7,979.00 EGP.6,666.00 EGPCurrent price is: 6,666.00 EGP.
Samsung Monitor Odyssey G5 LS27CG552EMXEG QHD 27 Inch GAMING, 2560*1440 FHD-165Hz, 1ms response, DP / HDMI / Headphone Inputs – Curved
Original price was: 10,888.00 EGP.8,499.00 EGPCurrent price is: 8,499.00 EGP.
Lenovo Legion R27fc-30 Gaming Curved Monitor – 27 Inch
Original price was: 10,999.00 EGP.8,799.00 EGPCurrent price is: 8,799.00 EGP.Samsung Monitor LC32CG552EMXEG QHD 32″ GAMING, 2560*1440 FHD-165Hz, 1ms response, DP / HDMI / Headphone Inputs – Curved
Original price was: 10,500.00 EGP.9,599.00 EGPCurrent price is: 9,599.00 EGP.Gaming monitor buying guide
Competitive players often prioritize refresh rate and response time, while cinematic and single-player games can benefit from higher resolution and stronger contrast.
Confirm that the monitor connections support the required resolution and refresh rate. Review stand ergonomics, VESA support and warranty as well.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need DisplayPort for high refresh rates?
It depends on the monitor, resolution and computer. Check the supported refresh rate for each available HDMI or DisplayPort version. Before ordering, confirm the exact screen size, resolution, panel, refresh rate, ports, stand features and warranty listed for that model.
Does a gaming monitor improve FPS?
A monitor does not create extra frames, but a higher refresh rate can display more frames when the computer can produce them. Before ordering, confirm the exact screen size, resolution, panel, refresh rate, ports, stand features and warranty listed for that model.
Which resolution should I choose for my monitor size?
Full HD is common for 23.8-inch and 27-inch everyday displays, while higher resolutions provide more workspace and sharper detail when the computer and applications support them. Consider viewing distance, scaling, graphics performance and budget together rather than choosing resolution alone.
How do I know whether my computer supports the monitor?
Check that the computer and monitor share a compatible HDMI, DisplayPort or USB-C video connection. The connection version must also support the resolution and refresh rate you want; an adapter may work, but some adapters limit resolution, refresh rate or audio.
What matters besides refresh rate for gaming?
Response time, adaptive-sync support, panel type, resolution and the graphics card all influence the experience. A high-refresh monitor cannot display more useful frames than the computer produces, so balance monitor capability with the gaming system.
Are the stand, cables and warranty the same for every monitor?
No. Height adjustment, tilt, VESA mounting, included video cables and warranty vary by exact model. Review the product specification and box contents before ordering, especially if your setup requires a particular cable or mounting option.