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FPS monitor database
Browse competitive monitors by refresh rate, panel technology, resolution, size, and real player usage share.
Refresh rate first
In FPS, refresh rate is the fastest way to separate casual displays from serious competitive options.
Panel and resolution
Resolution, panel tech, and size decide whether a monitor feels sharp, fast, or easier to scan in fights.
Grounded in usage
The list starts from ProSettings usage data so popular esports displays surface before niche spec-sheet picks.
Live category
FPS monitors
Start with refresh rate and resolution, then narrow the list by brand, size, and panel tech.
Showing 106 monitors
LG
ULTRAGEAR 32GQ950-B
0.09% usage share · 2 tracked players
MSI
Optix G271
0.09% usage share · 2 tracked players
Lenovo
Legion Y25-25
0.09% usage share · 2 tracked players
Samsung
CRG5
0.09% usage share · 2 tracked players
Acer
Predator XN3
0.09% usage share · 2 tracked players
MSI
MPG 271QRX
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
TCL
24G645
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Samsung
C24RG54FQU
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
ASUS
VG249QM1A
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Alienware
AW3225QF
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Acer
ED270X
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
GIGABYTE
M27Q X
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Acer
XF240Q
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
ASUS
ROG SWIFT XG27AQM
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Acer
Predator XB273U
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Samsung
Odyssey Neo G9
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
ViewSonic
VX2458 MHD
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Acer
Predator X25
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
LG
27GK750F-B
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
LG
ULTRAGEAR 48GQ900-B
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
HP
OMEN X 27
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
MSI
OPTIX MAG251RX
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
Alienware
AW2721D
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players
MSI
NXG253R
0.04% usage share · 1 tracked players