These 2 advantages will combine to give a clearer image in fast paced gaming. The PG279qm has better variable refresh rate performance across the entire 60hz-240hz range, and its dynamic overdrive settings perform with less overshoot. The speed I was referencing was more than just the difference in GTG at 240hz.
That and the fact that the Alienware looks and feels like a more quality product would have me leaning towards choosing the AW2721D.The input delay is my only gripe with this panel and I hope it is limited to this test unit as this monitors predecessor has 0 input lag. There's a small vertical line of them just to the right of the middle of the screen. Like HOODedDutchman said I probably would go with the Alienware too as the ASUS I have now is the first monitor I've ever had with dead pixels. I currently have the ASUS VG259QM (1080p 280Hz IPS) and Alienware AW3418DW (3440x1440 120Hz IPS) and I do love the ASUS for shooters but I would really like to have a 1440p 240Hz monitor. I doubt 99.9% of people would notice the difference in speed between the two but in the video I did notice that even though the ASUS monitor has a 0.3ms faster G2G time than the Alienware it is 0.3ms slower in relation to input lag. I'm very interested in these 1440p 240Hz monitors so I watched the Hardware Unboxed review you mentioned. That and the fact that the Alienware looks and feels like a more quality product would have me leaning towards choosing the AW2721D. You should watch the Hardware Unboxed review, the Pg279qm beats all other IPS monitors in every major gaming performance test.I'm very interested in these 1440p 240Hz monitors so I watched the Hardware Unboxed review you mentioned.
#ODYSSEY G7 VS AW2721D UPGRADE#
IMO the faster ASUS monitor with AUO panel with more accurate color (srgb) is a clear upgrade over the LG paneled Alienware offering. The AW2721D is an LG nano IPS panel which I remember reading had numerous quality control issues since launch in relation to strobing, dead pixels and screen pinching.
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