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BenQ boosts the GW2786TC’s refresh rate from the 60Hz standard to 100Hz. It’s possible to find gaming monitors with a higher refresh rate under $200, but they lack the GW2786TC’s features.

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The BenQ EW3880R monitor is worth investigating ... or dabbling in a bit of gaming. While the 60Hz refresh rate and 4ms grey-to-grey response times aren't anywhere near best in class for gamers ...

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