Acer Predator CG437K 43"

For a 43-inch display, the CG437K is expensive, not to mention the cost of multiple graphics cards needed to reach that 144Hz at a 4K resolution. For those that have the money to burn and want to be set for the next five years, it will look impressive on your desk. If you’re looking for a console display, a traditional TV is the better option.

If you want a single very large monitor that excels at gaming and productivity with all the bells and whistles, the Acer Predator CG437K is worth a look. It’s a gorgeous display and its 43-inch size still fits most desks without being overwhelmingly huge. It also supports the features most enthusiasts are looking for – HDR1000, G-Sync/VRR, 4K 120Hz and RGB lighting. Supporting standard VRR makes it GPU-agnostic, too, so you can theoretically switch between NVIDIA, ATI or even Intel to your heart’s content.

Bottom LineWhile Acer's Predator CG437K aims for the stars with its impressive feature set, this gaming monitor's achievements aren't as lofty as its goals.Some gamers may be willing to sacrifice picture quality for its size, but others should save...

The Acer Predator CG437K is close to the must-have 4K gaming monitor right now, but partly because there's precious little competition. The ability to hit a 144Hz refresh in 4K is almost unique. We know there are more like this coming, but the CG437K is...