Opt for DisplayPort and you’ll be able to use Nvidia G-Sync, the company’s adaptive refresh rate technology, and a refresh rate of 144Hz that you can overclock to 165Hz. The display features features two video inputs: one DisplayPort and one HDMI. The buttons do not provide as intuitive a control as the tiny joystick you’ll find on some monitors, but you’ll get the hang of them after a a few days. Five buttons in the sit next to the power button in the lower-right to navigate the OSD. The screen bezel on the side and top is nearly non-existent, and the bottom bezel measures only 0.9 inches wide. The only departure from its all-black design is the Transformer-like Predator logo and name badge on the bottom bezel and the light next to the power button, which glows blue when the monitor is on. “Unlike the stand, the design of the display itself is fairly understated.
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