HPZ24f G3 23.8" Full HD LCD Monitor - 16:9 - Silver - 24" Class - in-Plane Switching (IPS) Technology - 1920 x 1080-300 Nit - 5 ms - HDMI - DisplayPort - USB Hub

For context, I am using these on a simple business desktop computer in 1920x1080 mode and I do not use it for gaming so would have no idea regarding gaming performance. They are replacing 10+ year old Dell P23 monitors. They came with Display Port and HDMI cables, as well as a power cable and a USB cable that hooks up to the monitor so the monitor can supply it's own 4 USB ports, two from under the monitor for a vertical connection and two that accept USB cables perpendicular to the back of the monitor.I like the multiple ways you can adjust the monitor, up/down, swivel left/right, tilt up/down. Very useful for a dual monitor setup on different level surfaces. I have tried the portrait mode and it does work, but not my style. The metal base of the stand is about 9 inches wide and 7 inches deep.The bezel is pretty small, a good thing for side-by-side monitoring, but if you have any clip-on devices like a fan there is not enough bezel to clip on to. The 5 action monitor adjustments button is on the back and can be reached by putting your hand under the monitor. Maybe not the most convenient, I rarely adjust the monitor settings.My main complaint about this monitor is the on-off switch under the bottom bezel. It is a mechanical push rather than a touch. This minor complaint just involves pressing it makes the monitor move a little, but it appears not to change position so far. My other HP monitor has the touch type which is the only reason I would have known to begin with.I am happy with this monitor. After trying it out for a couple of days, I bought the second one.There are many cheaper and more expensive monitors, but to get all the monitor stand gymnastics and ports this one seemed at least reasonably priced.