Eizo Forgis FG2421 23.5" Full HD 240Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor *OPEN BOX*
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Eizo Forgis FG2421 23.5" Full HD 240Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor *OPEN BOX*
Scan code: LN61397 Manufacturer code: FG2421
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Eizo Forgis FG2421 23.5" Full HD 240Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor *OPEN BOX*

23.5" Eizo Forgis FG2421 240Hz VA Gaming Monitor DisplayPort/HDMI/DVI 1920x1080 400cd/m2 15K:1 1ms USB2 Hub

Scan code: LN61397 Manufacturer code: FG2421
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Product Overview THESE ARE OPEN BOX AND HAVE BEEN USED FOR 6 HOURS ONLY DURING A GAMING EVENT - STILL WITH 36 MONTHS EIZO DIRECT WARRANTY

Always on Target

Everything looks smoother on the world’s first 240 Hz gaming monitor. The fluid motion combined with low input lag and color presets from professional gamers ensure a can’t-miss experience whether you play first-person shooter, fighting or other fast-action genres. Features Ultra-Smooth Gaming with Turbo 240
Experience fluid gameplay free from motion blur with the gaming industry’s first 240 Hz monitor. EIZO’s Turbo 240 converts 120 Hz input signals to 240 Hz for a refresh rate double that of conventional gaming monitors so you can enjoy the smoothest motion display yet for first-person shooter, racing, and other fast-action genres.

Quick Scoping with Extremely Low Input Lag
Input lag, or the time it takes for commands from a keyboard, mouse, or controller to appear on the screen, can be the difference between hitting your target and missing it. EIZO developed its own integrated circuit to ensure your commands appear onscreen without delay.

Download Pro Gamer's Color Preset
Play like the pros with gaming presets from pro gamers such as Counter-Strike legend Patrik “cArn” Sättermon and Dota 2 player Johan “n0tail” Sundstein. Download the "G-Ignition" software to apply these and other presets from the download page on the Eizo website or to export your own presets.

Clear Visibility with High-Contrast VA Panel
The FORIS FG2421 uses a new VA (vertical alignment) panel with a native contrast ratio of 5000:1. This is 5 times more than what other gaming monitors offer and increases the visibility in dark scenes so you can spot enemies more quickly.

Easy on the Eyes
Turbo 240 significantly reduces motion blur for clear visibility in FPS and other genres. Disabling Turbo 240 activates produces flicker-free images to reduce eye fatigue. By using the bundled ScreenManager Pro for Gaming to assign a preset mode to each program, you can turn Turbo 240 on and off automatically. For example, when playing a game in FPS mode, Turbo 240 will be activated, but when using your browser in Web mode, Turbo 240 will be deactivated.

Designed for Gaming
The rear cabinet design features an LED backlit EIZO logo on a glossy surface surrounded by a vermillion frame. The logo glows brilliantly in a dimly-lit room or in a tournament setting. The front cabinet has a simple design so you can focus on the screen.
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Details
Duration:
36 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
1 days
RTB Period:
36 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Eizo
Telephone:
01483 719541
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Eizo Forgis FG2421 23.5" Full HD 240Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor *OPEN BOX*
Eizo Forgis FG2421 23.5" Full HD 240Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor *OPEN BOX*