Software
When it comes to software, the E2752She tries to deliver more than its competitors. One of the most interesting pack-ins is the Screen+ software which splits your desktop into four native work areas. Pull a program into one of these areas and it will automatically resize and “maximize” for that work area. This would be a boon to multi-tasking if only it supported more programs. At the moment, the only software which reliably took advantage of Screen+ was Windows explorer and Internet Explorer. No games, no Open Office, no Steam. Your mileage may vary.
Elsewhere on the install disc are the official drivers, user manual, e-Saver, and i-Menu applications. While the manual and drivers are welcome, e-Saver and i-Menu are both needless installs that mimic Windows' power options and the monitor's built-in menu respectively.
Conclusions
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Even with the tweaks needed to get the most out its picture, and the errant scan lines, make no mistake: the E2752She is a solid choice for gamers on a budget. These issues, though we wish didn't exist at all, fade into the background after a day or so of use. With its lush, beautiful screen, built in headphone jack and simultaneous inputs, AOC has delivered a multipurpose monitor that easily draws you into the experience. Gamers wanting only the best are advised to look elsewhere, but for those of us who want a quality product without breaking the bank, the E2752She has you covered.
Christopher Coke / Chris has been a tech enthusiast for as long as he can remember. When he's not playing around with his latest gadget, he can be found exploring Lord of the Rings Online, RIFT, or Battlefield 4. Following him on Twitter: @GameByNight
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