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Name: Acer - Nitro 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Gaming Monitor (HDMI 2.0, Display Port) - Black
Brand: Acer
SKU: 6425563
Price: 95.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (944 reviews)

Acer - Nitro 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Gaming Monitor (HDMI 2.0, Display Port) - Black

Model:: XF273 Sbmiiprx; |
SKU:: 6425563

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QuestionDoes anyone know what the max number of colors this monitor is capable of displaying, the pixel pitch, & the accuracy of the gray scale (like 16 - 32 bit) & color expressed as % of Adobe RGB or sRGB? Self calibrating or auto gamma via sensor? Thanks
Asked 4 years ago by BenchTechWizzard.
- Answer Our documentation shows 16.7M colors, 6Bit+Hi-FRC bit (panel), and 98% sRGB color saturation.
  Answered 4 years ago by TeamAcer
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QuestionOn the back of the monitor it says 60/75Hz, so will I be getting 120Hz/FPS on the Xbox Series S? I know it can overclock, just curious to why it says that on the back.
Asked 4 years ago by Gamerman.
- Answer it says 144hz
  Answered 4 years ago by Threddit
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QuestionDoes the stand this monitor comes with have a tension screw that can be tightened? I want to keep it at a specific height.
Asked 5 years ago by FusionDragon.
- Answer This monitor offers height adjustment. The dimensions with the stand are: 24.1 x 15.7~20.5 x 9.2", WxHxD.
  Answered 5 years ago by TeamAcer
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QuestionIs this a gaming computer?
Asked 5 years ago by Dan.
- Answer thats up for debate, yes it is a great gaming monitor but is it specifically built around gaming ? no. it's an amazing price and monitor for most games and consoles tho
  Answered 5 years ago by answeringquestions
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QuestionDoes the monitor have a power supply that plugs into the wall? I am streaming retro consoles with and HDMI upscaler. Thank you
Asked 5 years ago by Mikey.
- Answer This monitor has an internal power supply; the power cord plugs into the back of the monitor, then to the wall outlet. It does not have an AC adapter.
  Answered 5 years ago by TeamAcer
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QuestionI bought this monitor. What do I need to connect this to a 2nd monitor? What kind of cable/output?
Asked 4 years ago by Twinsmommy422.
- Answer White
  Answered 3 years ago by Acer
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Questionwhat's the difference between this monitor and the Acer - 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Monitor (HDMI, VGA)??
Asked 4 years ago by Fierynano.
- Answer ?
  Answered 3 years ago by Acer
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QuestionIs this a good monitor to use with the Xbox Series X?
Asked 5 years ago by NHVA.
- Answer I would not recommend this for the Xbox Series X. With the amount being spent on the Xbox Series X i would recommend going for a higher end monitor to allow yourself to get the full experience of the amazing graphics on the system. Id go with a 4K gaming monitor with a refresh rate between 120-160Htz. If you dont care for the graphic right now and just need something to play on then this monitor will still suffice
  Answered 5 years ago by MaCr
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Questionhow much does this monitor weigh with and without the stand??? it is under my stand's max but i want to know how much wiggle room i have between stand/no stand.
Asked 5 years ago by HobbyBuilder.
- Answer The dimensions with the stand are: 24.1 x 15.7~20.5 x 9.2", WxHxD. The dimensions without the stand are: 24.1 x 14.4 x 2.7", WxHxD.
  Answered 5 years ago by TeamAcer
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Acer - Nitro 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Gaming Monitor (HDMI 2.0, Display Port) - Black

Q: QuestionDoes anyone know what the max number of colors this monitor is capable of displaying, the pixel pitch, & the accuracy of the gray scale (like 16 - 32 bit) & color expressed as % of Adobe RGB or sRGB? Self calibrating or auto gamma via sensor? Thanks

Q: QuestionOn the back of the monitor it says 60/75Hz, so will I be getting 120Hz/FPS on the Xbox Series S? I know it can overclock, just curious to why it says that on the back.

Q: QuestionDoes the stand this monitor comes with have a tension screw that can be tightened? I want to keep it at a specific height.

Q: QuestionIs this a gaming computer?

Q: QuestionDoes the monitor have a power supply that plugs into the wall? I am streaming retro consoles with and HDMI upscaler. Thank you

Q: QuestionI bought this monitor. What do I need to connect this to a 2nd monitor? What kind of cable/output?

Q: Questionwhat's the difference between this monitor and the Acer - 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Monitor (HDMI, VGA)??

Q: QuestionIs this a good monitor to use with the Xbox Series X?

Q: Questionhow much does this monitor weigh with and without the stand??? it is under my stand's max but i want to know how much wiggle room i have between stand/no stand.

QuestionDoes anyone know what the max number of colors this monitor is capable of displaying, the pixel pitch, & the accuracy of the gray scale (like 16 - 32 bit) & color expressed as % of Adobe RGB or sRGB? Self calibrating or auto gamma via sensor? Thanks

QuestionOn the back of the monitor it says 60/75Hz, so will I be getting 120Hz/FPS on the Xbox Series S? I know it can overclock, just curious to why it says that on the back.

QuestionDoes the stand this monitor comes with have a tension screw that can be tightened? I want to keep it at a specific height.

QuestionIs this a gaming computer?

QuestionDoes the monitor have a power supply that plugs into the wall? I am streaming retro consoles with and HDMI upscaler. Thank you

QuestionI bought this monitor. What do I need to connect this to a 2nd monitor? What kind of cable/output?

Questionwhat's the difference between this monitor and the Acer - 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Monitor (HDMI, VGA)??

QuestionIs this a good monitor to use with the Xbox Series X?

Questionhow much does this monitor weigh with and without the stand??? it is under my stand's max but i want to know how much wiggle room i have between stand/no stand.