The design is robust and sleek, but it lacks adjustability as you can only tilt the screen by -5°/23° or VESA mount it using the 100x100mm pattern.Ĭonnectivity options include DisplayPort 1.2, two HDMI 1.4 ports, a headphones jack, and a dual-USB 3.0 hub. LFC is supported as well.įreeSync also works without any issues when using a compatible NVIDIA G-SYNC graphics card. The HP Omen 25 FreeSync range is 42-144Hz/FPS (Frames Per Second) over both HDMI and DisplayPort. The FreeSync technology allows you to synchronize the monitor’s refresh rate with the frame rate of a compatible AMD graphics card.Īs a result, you get a variable refresh rate which removes all screen tearing and stuttering without introducing a hefty input lag penalty as VSync does. While the HP Omen 25 144Hz display doesn’t have any particularly interesting gaming features such as customizable crosshairs, it does support AMD FreeSync. The HP Omen 25 input lag performance is excellent as well with only ~5ms of measured delay. Since the Level 5 option introduces overshoot, we recommend using either Level 3 or Level 4 for the best results. There are five response time settings ranging from Level 1 (Default – 7ms) to Level 5. In order to get the 1ms response time speed, you will need to adjust the Response Time setting in the OSD (On-Screen Display) menu. In fast-paced games, the HP Omen 25 monitor shows no prominent ghosting nor motion blur of fast-moving objects which allows you to focus on your targets.

Of course, if you’re a competitive FPS gamer, you probably won’t mind the narrow viewing angles nor the mediocre colors of TN panels since you get a quick 1ms response time speed so, it’s a fair deal.

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