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KTC 27" 2K 200Hz/HD 400Hz Dual Mode Curved Gaming Monitor | H27S5
View product detailsSet up your KTC H27S5, connect a PC or console, and choose between its native 1440p mode and high-speed 720p DLG mode. This guide also covers picture settings and common display problems.
2560 x 1440, with up to 200Hz through DisplayPort 1.4 or 144Hz through HDMI 2.0.1280 x 720 @ 400Hz through a compatible HDMI or DisplayPort connection. It uses a lower resolution than the native 1440p mode.100 x 100 mm VESA pattern. Check the monitor and bracket before choosing screws.The box includes the display, base, power cord, power adapter, DP signal cable, and a user guide with warranty card. Some packages may also include a screwdriver and mounting screws. Check the contents before assembly, and contact our support team if anything expected for your package is missing.
If the parts do not align easily, check their orientation against the diagram instead of forcing them together.
Leave about 10 cm of open space at the sides and back and 30 cm above the display. Keep the vents uncovered and avoid placing the monitor inside a tight cabinet. Keep it away from moisture, direct heat, strong vibration, and direct airflow from an air conditioner.
1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz on the source device before raising the display setting.For initial troubleshooting, remove docks, adapters, splitters, and extension cables from the signal path.
2560 x 1440.200Hz when your graphics output and cable support that mode.2560 x 1440 @ 60Hz and test a lower refresh rate first.HDMI 2.0 supports up to 2560 x 1440 @ 144Hz. Use DP for 1440p at 200Hz.
The 400Hz DLG mode uses 1280 x 720 through a compatible HDMI or DP connection. Select that resolution and then choose 400Hz in your source device's display settings if it appears. If it is unavailable, confirm that the graphics output, cable, selected port, and operating system all expose the mode. Return to 2560 x 1440 when you want the monitor's native resolution and sharper desktop image.
Use these joystick shortcuts before opening the main menu:
| Joystick action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Up | Input source |
| Down | Brightness |
| Left | Gaming assistance |
| Right | Preset mode |
| Short press | Turn on the display or open the menu |
| Press and hold about 3 seconds | Turn off the display |
Inside the menu, up and down move through items, left goes back, and right opens or selects an option. If the picture is too dark, adjust brightness and contrast in the display menu, then check the PC's HDR or picture settings.
Turn off and unplug the monitor, place it face down on a protected surface, and release the stand. Use a bracket with a 100 x 100 mm VESA pattern that can support the monitor. Confirm the correct screw length against the monitor and bracket before tightening; do not force a screw into the rear housing.
Turn off and unplug the monitor. Wipe the panel gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Do not spray liquid onto the screen, press it with hard objects, or block the ventilation openings.
Check the outlet, reconnect the supplied power adapter at both ends, and short-press the joystick. If you need a replacement adapter, use the rating on the unit's nameplate.
Open the on-screen menu to confirm the monitor is on. Select the input matching the connected cable, reconnect both cable ends, and test one direct connection at 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz. Try another cable, input, or source device if available.
Check the selected resolution first: 2560 x 1440 for up to 200Hz through DP, or 1280 x 720 for the 400Hz DLG mode. Then check the input port, cable, graphics output, and operating-system refresh-rate menu. Reduce the rate if the picture flashes or loses signal.
For a dark image, open the display menu and adjust brightness and contrast. For flicker or distortion, return to 60Hz, reconnect the cable, and raise the refresh rate in steps after the picture is stable.
No. The 400Hz DLG mode uses 1280 x 720. At 1440p, the H27S5 supports up to 200Hz through DP or 144Hz through HDMI.
Yes. Connect headphones or powered speakers to the monitor's headphone output, then confirm that your PC or console sends audio over the active display connection and that the source volume is on.
Select the HDMI or DP input that matches your physical cable. If the menu appears but the image does not, test a direct cable at 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz before returning to a high-refresh setting.