Titan Army P2511G Plus 24.5-Inch 200Hz FHD Fast IPS Monitor

Product identity and regional model

The Titan Army P2511G Plus is a 24.5-inch Full HD Fast IPS gaming monitor listed in Bangladesh under model P2511G Plus and commonly styled P2511G+. The Plus suffix is important: it should not be conflated with the older P2511G or with the similar P2510G2. Titan Army’s global website was checked, but an exact P2511G Plus product page or manufacturer manual could not be located there. For this item, detailed figures are therefore identified as exact-model retailer or regional-market claims rather than asserted as a directly verified global specification. Confirm that the physical carton and rear label say P2511G+ before using any values from a listing or comparison.

Panel, size and image format

Bangladesh exact-model listings describe a 24.5-inch Fast IPS panel with a native 1920 × 1080 resolution and 16:9 shape. IPS technology is generally useful for broad viewing angles, and retailers list approximately 178 degrees horizontally and vertically. Full HD is a common match for gaming systems targeting high frame rates at this size. It does not provide as much fine desktop detail as a QHD panel, so users who often arrange dense windows or inspect detailed creative work may prefer higher resolution. A regional listing advertises 99% sRGB, but the measurement standard, minimum coverage and calibration accuracy are not specified. Treat gamut as retailer-published coverage, not as a Delta-E or factory-calibration promise.

Native 200Hz and optional 215Hz mode

Exact model sources differ in how they headline refresh rate. Bangladesh listings commonly say 200Hz, while Titan Army P2511G+ regional marketplace and reseller listings describe 200Hz as standard/native and up to 215Hz when overclocked. The catalog now reflects 200Hz native and qualifies 215Hz as an optional OC figure. An overclocked mode depends on the exact unit firmware, input connection, graphics card, cable and selected resolution/timing. Users should verify the mode appears in the monitor OSD and computer display settings before relying on it. Higher refresh can make pointer movement and fast camera motion appear smoother when the host can produce compatible frames, but it does not guarantee that a game will render at that rate.

Response time and motion claims

Bangladesh sellers advertise 1ms response, and a regional exact-model listing labels the 1ms figure as OD, or overdrive. A Titan Army P2511G Plus manufacturer datasheet/manual was not available in the sources reviewed, so the precise measurement method, grey-to-grey conditions and OSD setting are not independently verified. Overdrive changes pixel transitions and may introduce overshoot depending on the setting and content. Buyers should use the monitor’s own response-time menu and assess motion at the refresh mode they actually plan to use. Avoid treating a short marketing number as a guarantee that every pixel transition is 1ms in all modes.

HDR10 and HDR400 qualification

Several Bangladesh retailer pages describe HDR10 and HDR400. These terms can refer to signal compatibility and a brightness or certification class, but the exact-model manufacturer certificate or DisplayHDR registry evidence was not located. The catalog therefore retains HDR10/HDR400 as seller-reported wording and explicitly says formal VESA DisplayHDR400 certification is unverified. A listing should not imply that HDR400 is certified unless the product documentation or a certification registry confirms this exact model. HDR performance also depends on peak brightness, tone mapping, contrast, local dimming and source content; those details were not sufficiently established by the accessible exact-model manufacturer material.

Inputs, signal standards and audio output

Bangladesh summaries generally show one HDMI and one DisplayPort input. A Hong Kong retailer page for P2511G+ reports HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 and a 3.5mm audio output; these revision details should be confirmed against the local unit. The HDMI connection can serve a console or computer, while DisplayPort may be preferable for high-refresh PC modes depending on the host and supported timing. The 3.5mm port is an audio output, not a microphone input. Check the port markings and included cables before ordering if a particular revision, console mode or audio path is required. Do not infer HDMI/DP version solely from a similar Titan Army model.

Adaptive Sync and eye-care features

Retailers list FreeSync support, while regional P2511G+ listings describe Adaptive-Sync. Because the manufacturer’s exact model documentation was not found, the product text attributes these claims to sellers and avoids promising a specific AMD certification or verified VRR range. No NVIDIA G-SYNC certification is confirmed. Bangladesh product pages also list Flicker Free and Low Blue Light. These labels describe advertised display features; they do not establish a clinical benefit or guarantee that every mode behaves the same way. Check the OSD for the available settings and consult the actual regional manual. Variable refresh operation can depend on the graphics card, driver, cable, input and frame-rate range.

Stand, mounting and physical size

Bangladesh specifications list a tilt range of approximately −5° to +20°, with no height adjustment reported. VESA 100 × 100mm mounting is also listed. The two catalog images show a front-facing monitor with a central stand and a slim side profile; they do not verify a height adjustment column. Retailer measurements without the base are 557.7 × 330.6 × 58mm. A regional P2511G+ listing reports 557.7 × 422.6 × 218.5mm, presumably including a stand, but scope and regional configuration differ. The product is reported as 3.2kg, with source differences on whether the stand is included. Confirm the exact footprint and weight if desk clearance or arm capacity is critical.

Power use and seller-provided specifications

One Bangladesh listing reports 27W typical and 42W maximum power consumption. These values were not corroborated against an exact-model manufacturer datasheet, so they remain retailer-derived. A local listing also reports a three-year warranty. The current seller pages show different prices and stock conditions, which change over time and are not equivalent to BiponiBD’s offer. Around the review date, Star Tech listed ৳15,500, UltraTech ৳15,300, Potaka IT ৳16,500 and PC House/TechLand about ৳17,500. Use these only as external market context. Verify the invoice, authorized local service provider, return policy, adapter and included cables with the seller.

Buying checklist and configuration

Before purchase, confirm the model label says P2511G+ rather than P2511G or P2510G2. Ask whether the local SKU ships with a 200Hz native setup and how 215Hz overclock is enabled, and confirm which cable/input supports the intended mode. Check whether HDR400 is formally certified or simply a seller description; verify FreeSync/Adaptive-Sync and the actual 1ms response mode in the manual or OSD. Confirm port revisions, audio output, stand adjustment, weight basis, power rating and warranty issuer. The exact model has active Bangladesh retail listings but the global Titan Army site currently does not expose a directly accessible product page for this Plus suffix. This listing preserves that provenance distinction so customers can compare local claims without mistaking them for manufacturer-verified measurements.

Features

• 24.5-inch Fast IPS display with Full HD 1920 × 1080 resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio.
• 200Hz native refresh rate reported for exact P2511G+; exact listings describe optional overclock up to 215Hz.
• 1ms response figure is listed by sellers; a regional exact-model listing marks it as overdrive (OD).
• 99% sRGB color gamut reported by multiple exact-model retail listings; measurement method is not published.
• HDR10 and HDR400 are seller-listed; formal VESA DisplayHDR400 certification was not confirmed.
• One HDMI and one DisplayPort input; a regional listing identifies HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.4.
• Regional exact P2511G+ listing also reports one 3.5mm audio output.
• Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync support is seller-listed; no verified NVIDIA G-SYNC certification claim.
• Tilt stand range −5° to +20° and VESA 100 × 100mm mounting are seller-listed.
• Flicker-free and low-blue-light features are reported by Bangladesh sellers; verify the regional unit/manual.

Pros

• Fast IPS Full HD panel with a high 200Hz native refresh figure reported across exact-model listings.
• Exact P2511G+ sources describe a 215Hz overclock option for users seeking a higher mode.
• DisplayPort and HDMI inputs allow common PC/console connections; regional listings specify DP 1.4 and HDMI 2.0.
• Tilt adjustment and VESA 100×100 mounting are reported for desk and arm setups.
• Local sellers list a three-year warranty, subject to the stated service provider and invoice terms.

Considerations

• Full HD resolution offers less workspace detail than QHD at 24.5 inches.
• 215Hz requires an optional overclock mode and compatible signal path; the standard/native figure is 200Hz.
• 1ms response and HDR400 wording are not supported by a directly accessible exact-model manufacturer datasheet.
• Stand adjustment is tilt-only; height, swivel and pivot are not listed.
• Seller-published dimensions, power, HDR and FreeSync details vary; confirm the exact regional unit and carton.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exact Titan Army model?

The catalog item is TITAN ARMY P2511G Plus, commonly styled P2511G+. Keep the Plus suffix: the older P2511G and the P2510G2 are different models.

What are its screen size and resolution?

Exact-model Bangladesh listings identify a 24.5-inch Fast IPS panel with 1920 × 1080 Full HD resolution.

Is the refresh rate 200Hz or 215Hz?

The standard/native rate is reported as 200Hz. Exact P2511G+ regional listings describe an overclock option up to 215Hz. Use the overclock mode only if the unit, graphics output and selected settings support it.

Does the monitor have a 1ms response time?

Retail listings report 1ms; one regional P2511G+ listing describes 1ms overdrive. The Titan Army exact-model manual/specification was not available in the sources reviewed, so the measurement mode and conditions are not independently confirmed.

Does it support HDR400?

Bangladesh sellers list HDR10 (HDR400), and the exact model is promoted with HDR. A manufacturer-issued VESA DisplayHDR400 certificate was not independently verified; treat the HDR400 wording as a seller claim.

What ports are available?

Bangladesh listings report one HDMI input and one DisplayPort. A regional exact-model listing identifies HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 and a 3.5mm audio output. Confirm port labels on the exact local unit.

Does it support FreeSync or Adaptive-Sync?

Bangladesh sellers list FreeSync support and regional model information mentions Adaptive-Sync. A directly accessible Titan Army exact-model specification was not found, so verify this feature with the local manual/OSD. NVIDIA G-SYNC certification is not confirmed.

What color gamut does it cover?

Exact-model Bangladesh retailers report 99% sRGB. The measurement standard and minimum/typical qualification are not given in the listings, so it should not be presented as a calibration or color-accuracy guarantee.

Can I mount it on a monitor arm?

Retailers list a 100 × 100mm VESA pattern. Check the monitor’s rear labels, screw depth and arm load rating before mounting.

Does the stand adjust for height?

The reviewed Bangladesh listings describe tilt adjustment, approximately −5° to +20°, and do not list a height-adjustable column, swivel or pivot.

What dimensions and weight should I plan for?

A Bangladesh seller reports 557.7 × 330.6 × 58mm without the base and 3.2kg without the base. A regional exact-model listing reports 557.7 × 422.6 × 218.5mm and 3.2kg without clear measurement scope. Confirm the package dimensions and desk clearance with the seller.

What warranty applies in Bangladesh?

Bangladesh sellers list three years of warranty. Confirm the local service provider, invoice requirement and claim conditions for your specific unit before purchase.