How is this with the Xbox one x? null

If you’re going to spend this kind of money on a monitor, you’ll want one with Freesync, not G Sync. They do the same thing but G Sync is only supported by nvidia cards. Freesync is for AMD which is what the One X uses.

Consoles don't reach the max for PC monitors, so you will only be getting whatever the framerate is for console. It would be entirely a waste to buy this monitor solely to use for a console. I would recommend a cheap monitor that can do 1080p, or just any standard TV.

This monitor is amazing if you are able to take advantage of the G-Sync capability. This WILL work with an Xbox however, I don't believe that the Xbox is compatible with G-Sync. You can find a monitor with the same specs, minus G-Sync, for much less money.

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If you’re going to spend this kind of money on a monitor, you’ll want one with Freesync, not G Sync. They do the same thing but G Sync is only supported by nvidia cards. Freesync is for AMD which is what the One X uses.
Answered by Trev 7 years ago
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Consoles don't reach the max for PC monitors, so you will only be getting whatever the framerate is for console. It would be entirely a waste to buy this monitor solely to use for a console. I would recommend a cheap monitor that can do 1080p, or just any standard TV.
Answered by Anthony 7 years ago
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This monitor is amazing if you are able to take advantage of the G-Sync capability. This WILL work with an Xbox however, I don't believe that the Xbox is compatible with G-Sync. You can find a monitor with the same specs, minus G-Sync, for much less money.
Answered by robust321 7 years ago
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