Generally speaking—allowing for a few exceptions—the best picture quality will always come from sending the same resolution image to the display as the display's built-in or "native" resolution.

There are countless monitors made for gaming, and finding the perfect screen isn't as easy as looking at the price alone. Here's what you need to know about size, resolution, and a whole lot more ...

1. Resolution and scaling First, you should make sure that your monitor is set to the native resolution. This is the highest resolution that your monitor supports and offers the best image quality.

OLED monitors aren’t exactly cheap, but Dell subsidiary Alienware definitely has some of the best bang-for-your-buck value in ...

The Eazeye Monitor 2.0 is a 24-inch reflective LCD screen designed to function as an energy-efficient alternative to ...

Alienware's AW2725QF gaming monitor can operate in 4K/180Hz or 1080p/360Hz, offering gamers the choice between stunning visuals and smoother gameplay.

Samsung's biggest OLED ultrawide monitor has an even bigger discount on Amazon right now, with a final price of $950.