#old-monitors-and-tv
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3 of my monitors use HDMI, one DVI and one VGA
What's a good 144hz 1440 moniter for sub 500
@maiden wedge https://www.newegg.com/black-red-acer-xg-series-xg270hu-27/p/N82E16824009769?Item=9SIACVB6EG0898&Description=1440&cm_re=1440-_-24-009-769-_-Product Let me know if you don't like the red color scheme.
Looks good, a little too much red but it's ok
Thanks!
I keep it in mind
Best 1440p 144hz curved gsync monitor (or 4k gsync 144hz)
Talking opinion
I could search and read reviews all day but sometimes different peeps have different insight.
Why respond if you don't wanna be helpful?
"Best" is relative to user.
i mean you just kinda said 'Best 1440p 144hz curved gsync monitor (or 4k gsync 144hz)'
you coulda at least given some context
like 'anyone have opinions on the Best 1440p 144hz curved gsync monitor (or 4k gsync 144hz)'
This is pretty good: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824475024
dang that is good
curved, 1ms, 1440p, 32 inches, and 144hz
and it comes with a displayport cable and an hdmi cable
I like asus monitors overall
great brand too @odd echo
I’m okay with my msi monitor but it lacks depth
i bought 2 mpg27cq monitors from MSI and both had dead pixels
the first one i bought and discovered they were present so i got a replacement and it still had dead pixels
i just gave up and i'm using it
so i wouldn't recommend MSI really
No problem.
what is the best monitor for under 200 need some ideas
MSI's customer service is fantastic. I had to RMA a mobo once and they paid for the shipping for me to send it to them and they got me a replacement in a week and 1/2.
@fading locust oh i managed to replace it with ease
their service wasn't bad at all
but if i'm getting another monitor it'll most likely be asus
unless aorus makes a monitor that's curved, ips, 1440p, 144hz+, and g-sync compatible then i'll be buying that instead
you're not going to find a G-Sync monitor for under $200
they just made another monitor and it's got 0.5 ms response time
oh that was blazekills, my bad
@fading locust Not on newegg by MSI with those specs but I'll check other brands.
@fading locust with all the specs you wanted and at 1440 this is the only one newegg has that is curved: https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?N=100898493 600417886 600012694 600030985 600559797 600569036
What is good in the 4k range without breaking the bank?
@fading locust with all the other same specs like curved, 1ms?
and g-sync
@fading locust they all break the bank if you want more than 60Hz at 4K.
like $1,600 +
Nah I realize with 4k there will be sacrifices
What's the best in the 60-100hz range in 4k? No adaptive sync
@fading locust Well I can't find any curved 4k monitors but this is a great monitor: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824236688
@fading locust This is pretty nice too especially with it's vibrant colors: https://www.newegg.com/samsung-u28h750-28-uhd/p/0JC-0007-00G95
Anyone know how to fix this?
Please mention me if you do because I will most likely be asleep when anyone responds to this
no fixing that.
Duct tape and bailing wire!
Oh yeah
Old mackbook airs would get like that sometimes after a while
Mostly from have the screen back 60 degrees
Okay but do I need to worry about it getting bigger if I close it and open it a lot? @maiden wedge
my chromebook had that
still works
i wasnt any more gentle with it than i was before it broke like that
hmmm that was an hp chromebook
you have an hp laptop
my brothers hp laptop never went back together
im never buying a plastic hp laptop again
Never went back together as in that section didn’t go back in? @odd echo
nah
Well idk really know how to do that
If it won't like break the computer if I take of it then I'm fine with it
Any high refresh rate 1440p g sync monitors that aren’t above $500 and are good quality wise? Or am I just gonna have to get the ASUS PG278Q/9Q/9QZ
G-sync certified or compatible
The viotek 1440p 144hz isnt gsync but according to youtubers its compatible
And its only 299
I am running a 1440p ultra wide monitor tho
Honestly
Compatible doesn't mean good
its only 1080p but its also 240 hertz
compatible means it will work but results are varied
right
Fun fact: part of why g-sync is more expensive is because it actually has its own proprietary hardware. G-sync monitors contain their own cache of RAM
part of it is also the massive quality control standards
it probably costs a 50 grand to test a single display
which will probably fail horribly
Yeah right the linus vid, they do crazy crazy testing
i actually havent watched it yet
i know the difference between 60 and 120 is highly noticable
its extremely noticeable
it's pretty well reviewed
Today I'm reviewing the Viotek GN34CB 21:9 monitor. This monitor is seriously low priced in comparison to its competition, while still packing all of the hig...
Is this monitor good? Also I’ve read a lot about the BLB, is it that bad?
that is a very good monitor
Obviously we all need to game on 3.5 inch raspberry pi screens using 2080ti's
Yo I’m gonna be a real g to anyone on right now
Reason: Bad word usage
Insane deal I found on eBay
200$ for a 450$ monitor
It’s just refurbished
Might be a pricing error but irk
I’m personally getting a 1440 144hz but if anybody here’s in the spending mood this is it
Any 2 recommendations or 240hz 1080p+ fine g sync preferred budget not set
preferred budget not set
assuming he has a high budget, bigger is better in terms of the monitor size
unless it won't physically fit in your desk space 
well bigger isn't really better if you only sit a foot away from a 65" screen and keep having to turn your head so see things. 😏
now that's a pain in the neck
yeah well ya'll know what i mean

i was thinking before i press enter on the bigger better thing, was, some head as is gonna comment about this stupid desk stuff
and lo
and
behold

Matt always delivers
yes ma'm
https://www.newegg.com/p/3C6-008M-00007 would i be able to put this moniter on a mount how do i know which moniter, i can take stand off and put it on a mount
Thanks
bruh what
other than the fact that its one of the more expensive 144hz monitors you can buy online i dont undersTand
1440p 144hz for under 300 is unheard of last I checked
What about 4k 144Hz
$1000+
Does anyone have any 4K 144Hz recommendations?
@spare egret hold on
Thanks.
any suggestions for a 144 monitor
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Good deal rn
Do I get the aoc ag273qcx or the Samsung c27hg70
Refurbished tho
people still use woot? lol
@candid plaza The samsung has better display color so I'd go with that.
I was gonna go for that one but the aoc went on a lightning deal of 250 so I just got that and the h115i platinum instead
The Samsung was 343 with prime
what is wrong with refurbished?
It’s not factory new and has already been repaired/cleaned in some capacity
Usually it’s fine and many have warranties for a few months but they can fail and that may not always fall under when it does
I use a gsync version of the Dell monitor linked earlier and I'm a big fan. Had it for over 3 years now.
@prime python Psus should be fine because they have a really long lifespan
Anybody have issues with freesync monitors while running nvidia cards? Just curious i have an msi mag series didnt know if it would cause issues with my new build. I9 9900k and rtx 2070oc
@tacit fulcrum what kinda issues?
I have the mag27c
1080fe 😦
are you trying to run the g-sync compatible stuff?
Acer Predator Z321QU bmiphzx Black 31.5" VA 4ms (GTG) 165 Hz, 2560 x 1440 (2K), NVIDIA G-SYNC 1800R Curved Gaming Monitor, Flicker-less Technology, Tilt/Swivel/Height Adjustable, 2 x 7W Speakers /product/N82E16824011187?ignorebbr=1&m_ver=1
Does anyone here have good experience with this monitor?
Wtf the link -_-
Yes I do
Not bad specs other than the 4ms but for 32 thats norm
My logic for the 32in was to be able to hook up my Xbox and PS4 and be able to just sit farther back and lounge lol but I guess 27in is enough
Make sense
Really not the end of the world getting a 27 with 1ms
If you like the larger display, get it.
I'm more concerned about like color quality and stuff
Hey does anyone with a 24” display think it’s too small
I have the Acer 23.8 Abid 1080p Monitor
I need one that flips sideways so I can see my chat while I stream
if you want color quality, go IPS panel
for good colors and viewing angles, yea ips is the best for you
Overall what's the best 1440p high refresh rate monitor you guys might recommend
Preferably 27-32in
What's your price range? The PG279Q(Z) and XB271HU are great IPS gamers at ~$500, the AG271QX and S2716DG are $300 ish TN iirc
Price range is basically under $1000
dang big money boi
Monitor under 1k..... you can get almost anything out there... lol
Pretty much ya, the next step up would be that $3k? 200hz 1440p Lenovo haha. Or those 4k 120hz panels
@spare egret If you like curved you might like this: https://www.newegg.com/acer-um-jx1aa-003-31-5-wqhd/p/N82E16824011228
This is a good flat screen one: https://www.newegg.com/hp-z4d33aa-aba-27-qhd/p/0JC-0019-02374
is there such thing as a 1440p 144hz monitor under $200?
@balmy laurel
GAEMS M270WQHD Black/Silver 27" 5ms (1ms with overdrive) Widescreen WQHD Gaming Monitor w/ FreeSync & HDR Built-in Speakers https://m.newegg.com/product/N82E16824486004?m_ver=1
never heard of that brand
but
it is 1440p and 144hz
and its 1 cent cheaper than 200
not including tax
hm
id go with the msi one tbh
ok
i have an acer x27 - AMA :poggers:
is 24 inch enough for a monitor?
32in minimum
24 is really as small as most people would probably feel comfortable using
i definitely can't imagine going to anything smaller, but i have been using dual 27" for a while
I like my 27 monitor but I guess 24 is okay
it fills my vision but if you're used to big screens less than 30" will never be enough is what a friend of mine says
yes, i didn't mean to imply otherwise, 24" is plenty
@balmy laurel I have that monitor and it is pretty good. If you want 1440 p they make one that is 1440 p but i think it was $240 when I was buying
My mistake it’s $340
@remote ice Yikes, that's a cheap Brand monitor.
yeah?
ive used them before but for a briefcase monitor for consoles
but thats it, it was ok i guess
5ms of delay
Anyone know if this monitor is any good for gaming or should I stay away from it https://pcpartpicker.com/product/MWkj4D/sceptre-e255b-1658a-245-1920x1080-165-hz-monitor-e255b-1658a
@sacred furnace Well the Sceptre is better than the Dell specs wise. You'd probably be best off getting an Acer, ASUS, AOC or BenQ though. Even Samsung and HP make a couple good gaming monitors.
Well what do you guys recommend for a $200 or cheaper 1920x1080 144hz gaming monitor
@sacred furnace I have this, it works great: https://www.newegg.com/black-acer-gn246hl-bbid-3d-24/p/N82E16824009642
plus it's 1MS, fastest response time there is.
k
Didn’t go for a 4K?
Nope
I'm gonna get a 1440p though
But I'm probably going to wait until Cyber Monday
Good call
Someone
'd me
Anyone know a decent 1920x1080 monitor for $120 or cheaper
Yo guys... What is the general view on viewsonic?
They are not bad. Do you have a specific one in mind? @sand terrace
@oblique olive Yeah but what resolution? 1080P?
@oblique olive whats your budget?
$100-$150, maybe $200 depend
was the first one a 24in?
are there any between 100-150
if not, i think i am going to go with one of those 2
Not ones that would be good for gaming unless you don't mind a refurb
I can't really say 100% for sure. different brands will charge a different price based on what they think is fair for design, features etc.
ok
yes
Oh actually that Acer is probably more expensive because it supports nvidia lightboost and supports 3D.
ok
they are both 16.7million colors, which is good but not the best.
Definitely don't get that second one, at least not at that price. For that much you could definitely get another 24" 1080p 144hz that at least has a DP port to allow freesync/g-sync compatibility on nvidia cards if that's important to you.
What do you plan to use it for?
any good 1440p 144hz suggestions for $300? hopefully under 4 ms
s2719dgf
That's what I got and I love it
But really it'll be whatever is on sale. At that price range you're probably looking for a 27" TN panel, maybe VA panel with g-sync, maybe g-sync compatible.
Thx
thoughts? https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824236821
@wind osprey Looks like a great all around monitor, good brand, 4 out of 5 egg reviews, great specs, descent price.
👌
Trying to find a pretty decent 144hz monitor for under $300 so thought that one looked decent
they're usually under 200
@gilded ivy Not if you want g-sync ones and other features with the great specs like the one above ^. Unless it's refurbished or open-box.
what monitor you got?
@gilded ivy Yeah but what model Acer?
Anyone have a recommendation for a monitor below 27", 144hz or above, and 2ms response time or less?
^ Resolution 1080p or 1440p, I dont really care
is g-sync really a must need if you have a 1070ti and getting like 150fps ingame
i wanna buy a 165 hz monitor
and it has g-sync
but it is expensive
it isnt a must
but it's pretty good to have
ive had no problems with it
it's actually made my gameplay feel smoother for me
we have the same mousepad 
Cool cool
On newegg, 144hz, Gsync, freesync, 1ms response, etc
I just ordered it for myself. I'm really looking forward to it
@teal grove
Thanks bruh
Yeahan
Yeah man*
Mine comes in in 2-4 days
If you add me, I'll let you know how it is when it comes in
Aight aight
What’s the best 100 dollar monitor any size ? @trail mauve
Bet
What Matt said/
Amazon says the monitor is 1ms
Pcpartpickersays 3ms
???
try the asus website..

The human eye can’t distinguish 2 MS... your ok... lol
but he purchased 1ms so thats what he should be getting
Do you think a 1080p 27" monitor looks bad because people say 27" is too much for 1080p
I was making a joke...
The vg279q is 1ms
@tiny ember ^ Yeah it's listed as 1ms on ASUS website: https://www.asus.com/us/Monitors/VG279Q/
Thanks
what do u think of this monitor????
heard that site is pretty shady
probably dont wanna buy from there
however
that is a fantastic monitor
i meant to post the one from new egg mb lol
ty zack do u think its worth the price?
ok thank you
well if you dont care about looks
a bit cheaper
but tbh i would go with the AOC monitor you found
the viewsonic is sold not by newegg and looks ugly imo
agreed itll be on its way shortly thank you for ur opinion 😃
yeah sure np
what do you guys think about this monitor? I am using an RTX 2070 and Ryzen 5 3600 so I decided to go for 1440p but I wanted a budget option.
@lament cradle I'm not a fan of Dell but that has good specs and good average review rating.
@lament cradle thats the monitor i have, it works great, no problems with it. wish it was an ips or even a va, but after you tweak the saturation and stuff its a -ok
awesome thanks guys
Could someone help me? I have a display hooked up to my rtx 2070 and its getting these weird flickering green pixels
Randomly all over the screen
its proabably the hdmi thats wut mine does at time to time
Should I get a new hdmi cable?
i would try it to see if thats the problem
if its not that try fidgeting with it ig lol i wouldnt know anything else unless its the monitor or sum
regardless sorry i couldnt help
It's alright
I think the problem is that the display is too old
It has no hdmi port and has a refresh rate of 60 max
Should I go 1080p or 1440p
Asus VG279Q - 1080p - 279.99
or
Dell S2719DGF - 1440p - 299.99
2070 super
D:<
I didn't see the price of the 1080p went up to 312
But if it didn't matter ips or tn, would you go 1440p, because panel type doesn't matter to me
well then yeah 1440p
Anyone know of any good 144 hz monitors (running a 1660 ti)
27 inches, curved, 1440p. 144hz, dvi, hdmi, and displayport, freesync, 1ms response time, and a VA panel
$380
and its a cheaper one too
look for yourself
that sorts new monitors that are 2k, 144hz, and new with lowest price sorting first
Whoops I think it's lcd that's shite actually
@odd echo I couldn't help noticing you recommended a freesync monitor for an Nvidia graphics card. Is Gsync not better/isn't freesync useless without amd gfx?
well
the monitors that are 1440p, 144hz, and gsync cost a pretty penny
and if im not mistaken you can use gsync with freesync stuff
i could be wrong
but i thought i heard that somewhere
yeah i use freesync for gsync and vsync
Kitchen sink?
i dunno how gsync is different but its more expensive
i use freesync and i havent had any problems, i can enable it as gsync in any game
lol its "new tech"
Is hdr really new for displays? Damn
yknow whenever you walk into a store and every tvs playing the same thing except for that one tv thats playing really overdramatic slow mo videos and it looks fantastic
It's existed in cameras for ages, thought it made the transition too
hm
Yeah so, gaming HDR is probably a no?
Considering I blew my budget on the pc and want to keep screen cost low
(ish)
i wouldnt bother with it, i havent had a problem with normal ones
oof sorry man
It's one thing to ship parts but I was hoping to see demos of some of these
Please advise
If you guys had to choose between curved or free/gsync, what would you choose
freesync
I'd think most curved 120+Hz displays would have at least freesync support. Did you find some that you were considering that lacked it?
there's 144hz curved monitors that got freesync
What display would pair well with an rtx 2080ti?
I don't mean what specific display but what specs? 1080, 1440.. so on
Depends what game, but generally 1440p 144hz or 1080p 240hz. If you really want, 4k 120hz
1440 high refresh IMO is best. 240hz isn’t worth the price imo at all, 4k is really not for gaming unless you want to do more cinematic games and stuff
1440p 144-240 hz 1ms
Lol 3 answers at once
It really depends what game, and how competitively you play. Rather, if you value competitive advantage vs nicer colors/more res for office/photo work etc.
i have an acer x27 and a 2080ti and it is really, really nice, but it's got caveats. if feel the urge to have the newest and coolest stuff - a lil opinion after using it for 7-8 months i have found i notice higher fps more often than the higher resolution while gaming, and if you are looking for raw fps, 1440 will be much easier to reliably push high fps. the other parts of the x27 with the hdr and local backlighting, etc., you definitely notice and are very nice, and the gsync hdr ultimate or whatever it's called (1000 nits brightness, hdr support, gsync) are all things that should be seen
the dream would be taking all the aspects of the panel in the x27/asus pg27uq and putting them in a 1440 ips panel with 1000 nits, 10 bit color, etc
the monitor is gorgeous, but until i'm reliably getting 90+ fps in 4k in everything i play, i will always want for more lol
Ok, thanks guys you all pretty much confirmed what I was thinking
i tried reading that and it made no sense lol
see if they release a 1440 1000 nits 144hz ips panel
that would be the truth
on one hand, this monitor is compelling enough to make you demand 4k 120+ fps, but on the other hand, that necessitates a second 2080ti lol
@maiden wedge Check out some of the posts here. Some good testimony posted lately.
@wary sleet A wall mount that stays flat against the wall or has a moving arm?
@maiden wedge moving
@wary sleet This is popular and has good overall reviews: https://www.newegg.com/silver-rosewill-rms-ma3210-mount/p/N82E16882021111?Description=monitor wall mount&cm_re=monitor_wall_mount-_-82-021-111-_-Product
@maiden wedge ok thanks
I have a 144hz monitor with gysnc. I have rtx 2070 and it can get those frames. I'm using hdmi right now. Would I see an improvement by switching to display port?
i dont think so
So if I'm getting 144fps on hdmi, I'm still getting that on my monitor?
Just realized nvidia control panel had me at 60hz. Just switched it to 144 lol
hmm
am i able to have two monitors with different hz or do they have to be the same
I have one 144hz max and one 60hz max
@wind osprey you can have 1 at 144 and one at 60, but if you stretch a window on both monitors it will look weird
How would you set that up tho
I set both to my gpu and the 144hz defaulted to 60hz
i just wanted the second monitor for like discord

Actually, this is relevant for me too. As I plan on setting up my old 1080p60 monitor for the same purpose.
I can mess with it when I get home
Did you go into display settings, advanced settings and look for the refresh rate option in there?
I have a distinctly non-gamer question. I need a 27"+ display for a Surface Pro 6 (I7, 16gb). My interest is mainly text - i need to see several documents at once, with bright and crisp text; pics and videos are only a minor consideration, any display I've seen recently will do. (My gaming tapered off after tetris!) Is 4k worth it for text? Any specific suggestions?
@jolly blaze 4K does make text alot more crisp, as well as photos and images, but it is up to you on whether or not you want to get a 4K screen, since 4k is not a necessity. If you are willing to spend a bit more for a screen, i would say it is worth it, and getting a 27 inch 4k screen is much better than getting a 40+ inch screen, due to pixel density. this means that getting a 27 inch screen with 4k looks nicer than a 40 inch screen with 4k
That is great information, just what I needed. Thanks!
Definitely consider 32" as well. Display choice is largely personal preference. I think the best way to get a feel for what you're interested in is to go check out a best buy, microcenter or something. I wouldn't buy on the spot, but take some pictures and give us your thoughts.
I want to get into 4k had a 1440p monitor but got a 2080ti that has no support for dvi,was thinking about a 40ish 4k tv or would I be better off with a monitor ,the tv is alot cheaper and i dont care much about the refresh rate even the 1440p was 60 hz
@loud bane Still better to go with a monitor as most TV's will have more motion blur than a good gaming monitor.
@loud bane you will also want to put the delay into consideration, because tv's have much higher delay than monitors, which is bad if you want to game
Thanks for the help @maiden wedge I did get a tv but it has extremely how input lag and honestly is 1000 times better then my other moniter ,but it does help it goes to 120hz on 1080p and it was 150$ off :)) 43" might have been a little big tho lol
@loud bane Ok, well as long as you like it. I forgot to mention a lot of ghosting, which looks like motion blur, can be from a high ms response time. The best gaming monitors have 1ms response time.
Hmm. What 1440p freesync monitor should I get? Max $500.
I forgot the exact name but there’s a dell sdg27 or something like that for $300-$350
It’s the DELL S2719DGF
It’s 1440p 144hz (oc to 155) 1ms response time and has freesync
It is TN though so you get worse viewing angles, and worse color accuracy than VA or IPS
Do you want high refresh rate too?
Yeah
Any suggestions?
ASUS ROG SWIFT PG279Q or ASUS ROG SWIFT PG278QR?
Why not both? Lol
under $500 preferably though
get that new lg ultragear one when it goes on sale
LG 27GL850
supposed to be $499 iirc
The Q and QZ are very similar (I have the QZ, it's great), the QR is the older, TN panel variant.
Turns out the tv I'm using gets 120 hz at 1080p and 60 hz at 4k ,I've never played at 120 hz but it's been so awesome I now see why u guys get monitors with high refresh rates
The tv refresh rates aren't the same as monitors
Even with a high refresh rate, they usually have a huge latency
Guys I know I'm a bit late but don't you have to use DP with gsync? @radiant rapids @odd echo
@wind osprey and @radiant rapids when you have the two monitors plugged in, (presuming you're using windows) you'll be able to set refresh rates per monitor via the nvidia control panel (or AMD equivalent). I have one at 144hz and one at 60 and never have any issues
You can also control resolution, HDR support, etc., on a per monitor basis. I have a 4k 144hz panel as my primary and an ancient 60hz 1080 panel as my secondary and have full hdr and gsync support on my main, with all that disabled on my secondary as the second one doesn't even support those features.
Can a 2060 push 60-75 fps 1440p?
really depends on the games
but yes? and no
for esports stuff oh yeah, but if you want to do 1440 rtx and stuff definitely not, but that's unrealistic with that kind of card anyway
generally speaking, yes
if you are thinking about what hz monitor to get, probably a 120 tbh
also don't get a 2060, get the super
but don't expect RTX on
@novel merlin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhYztnmHmTs
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I have a 2060 already
I bought it for $220 used ($30 shipping)
Does anyone know a good 100hz + 1440p display?
there are alot of them tweide
how much u looking at spending?
lots of 1440p 144hz displays out there
Not more than $300, willing to do a TN panel
that dell linked above is pretty solid
Maybe $350 but I barely make a living on minimum wage, while I can spend more it's not something I want to do
Dell s2419dgf is smaller and $320 I believe
S2719DGF is a great 1440p 144hz 27" TN freesync monitor.
I'd choose this or something similar like: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/dell/s2719dgf#comparison_1930
S2417DG is probably what you're thinking of, it's the model with hardware g-sync.
I caved

Nice!
Aorus AD27QD 27" 144Hz 1440P FreeSync Gaming Monitor, Exclusive Built-in ANC, 2560x1440 QHD Display, HDR, 1ms Response time, 10-Bit IPS, 95% DCI-P3 with 1x Display Port 1.2, 2x HDMI 2.0, 2x USB 3.0 https://m.newegg.com/product/N82E16824012006?ignorebbr=1&m_ver=1
I'll send pics when I get it
@smoky thicket 
If I had money, I'd would definitly get that monitor. It is EPIC
What is the deal and hype around things like G-sync? Isn't it just a better new kind of v-sync with roughly the same issues?
Been really confused on this topic lately, as I just don't use it and many top esports players don't use it. But so many people act like you should use it.
It gets even more confusing when people discuss setting up G-sync when people talk about limiting FPS. Which is a terrible idea for competitive titles. Especially things like the unreal engine where higher FPS=Slightly faster rate of fire in games like fortnite. But yet, it's a curious topic as I can't find reasons to actually use G-Sync or positives for it.
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Those videos didn't explain much. Especially on the instance where just about every pro gamer has it off with frame rate uncapped.
has anyone used the overdrive system for monitors?
i was thinking of getting a IPS 1440p monitor with at least 100hz but they all are at 4ms response time but i see that they also have a overdrive system and claim it goes to 1ms due to it. So does it really make it as good in response time as the TN and VA monitors?
I'd check rtings, tftcentral, blurbusters for a review and see what the recommend. 99% of the time I'm telling people "it depends on your use case for x setting", but overdrive is very rarely in line with that blanket rule.
@zinc garnet there's a few things to wade through in your question so i'll have my morning coffee and dabs and reply to it slowly lol
gsync is like vsync on paper but superior in many ways, freesync is also a superior solution but not quite as fleshed out as gsync. for the sake of my points here, any time i use gsync you can interchange freesync as they operate very similarly, but there are a couple places where they differ and i will make specific mention of that. the biggest difference you will feel when using gsync is a lower input latency, and for the times that you game drops below 60 fps, you'll really notice it as tearing will be completely eliminated. gsync and freesync have similar net results in terms of matching refresh rate to your actual FPS output, but freesync has a more limited range in which it applies (usually 30-75fps or 30-100fps, there are probably a couple outliers) which, generally speaking, is fine because you won't notice tearing at uncapped fps anyway.
gsync's range is 1-120 fps, so it essentially is always in play. gsync and yes your theory about pro players not using it is accurate, they want fps and nothing else. - whether it's the computers they compete on in a LAN or their home computers, they are probably pumping out FPS beyond the gsync range and don't really care about having gsync on because the higher fps is what they're looking for anyway. gsync will tear if you have it on, but are giving it more frames than it can deal with, so if you're never dropping below like 150 fps, then yeah gsync is going to cause you issues.
so now comes in the point of gsync being useful for you - is it good, useful tech? it's awesome tech, a definite game changer for display tech. but if you're going to turn down all graphical settings so you can pump fps super high anyway, then you're going to lose a lot of usefulness.
That's a long explanation. But yeah, most competitive gamers with high end systems are pushing for 300+ fps. But then if it's not really useful for gamers that play multiplayer games, why is it constantly marketed towards us?
cuz it's really good tech
But atleast I've came to the conclusion that it's kind of useless for me though
honestly, you just choose what you want more
i play more than just dota 2 for example
in dota 2 i am ~120 fps in 4k
but in metro exodus, i am not and gsync is a very tangible thing
Higher fps for faster, Rate of fire in some engines, and less stuttering in case scenarios.
but if you're only playing CS:GO, then yeah it's not as compelling
at super high refresh rates above 120 anyway you're going to have such a naturally low input lag anyway that the input lag reduction that gsync offers will not be a big difference
Yeah but most guides say to lock framerate with gsync.
i cap all my games at 120hz
which is really terrible for things like unreal engine where a SMG can actually shoot faster at 240+fps vs 60.
or 144hz in the games where i can reliably get it
sounds like you have your answer then 😃
i am not in a position to reliably get higher than 120 fps though so i keep it on
Yeah this whole debate when googling Gsync stuff is always it's amazing, like it's the best thing ever no downsides. Then on the esports gaming side no one uses it, But I see ads everywhere for it lol.
well, again, when it's actually utilized and you're in gsync range, it's killer tech
so if you're doing games where it's regularly ~60 fps
some people play apex with all the eye candy on and at 60 fps vs. turning everything off and getting double that
i don't know why, but they do
Which side the eyecandy or the everything off?
sorry, i meant keeping eye candy on, don't get that in a twitchy game
Everything off, opens up more visibility, less grass less effects that clutter the screen and the apex engine is another one where rate of fire is affected slightly by frame rate
it's just an example, i am sure you will find lots of people that play whatever games with eye candy on and prefer it that way
i know in the games where i am not gpu-bound and can hit that 120 fps cap with eye candy on, i have it all on
but that's like...dota 2 and that's it
I'm mostly on the competitive side of things. So a lot of people that try seriously have most everything off or low.
yea if you are looking at a monitor then, just get some fast TN panel if you don't give a hoot about anything but fps
i think the asus pg258q has full 1-240fps gsync coverage, so for example that would be the dream
That would still be out of my current fps range
I'm averaging about 360 fps
but there aren't any monitors on the market faster than 240 without weird overclocking and downscaling and stuff
Still thinking just a decent refresh and response time is good enough
yea, i dunno how much of a difference the reduction in input lag from gsync will have when you're at 240hz anyway
i am not sure how many monitors that run 240hz aren't gsync or freesync though
so even if you don't want it, if you want the fastest monitors, you may be stuck with it
I have mine off, but I've always been unsure just because everyone tells me to turn it on lol
but you can always disable it
if you had the pg258q, and if my assumption that the gsync module in that covers from 1-240hz is correct, i would tell you to turn gsync on in that case
but if you have a 1-120hz monitor that has gysnc and you're at 300+ fps, then yes it will probably tear if you have gsync on
This entire write-up is worth a read, but here's the conclusion page regarding optimal VRR settings.
https://www.blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/14/
eh it recommends to limit frame rate though
That may be optimal for gsync visual clarity, but not for gameplay
Depends on the game, how consistently your pc an maintain framerates at or above native refresh, and of course preference.
if you're regularly way way above native refresh, you may even get better input times with gsync on and playing capped at native-3
if i am understanding the info from blurbusters correctly
i definitely don't have the equipment to measure that stuff
Pretty much. There are just a ton of factors that affect the frametime distribution curve. It's like when people say "7700k will always bottleneck a 2080 ti"'
True, it can, but there are definitely a ton of popular games where it won't
But again, only in certain edge cases of those games themselves
i play with gsync on in everything and i can't quantify how much better of an experience it is other than just telling you that it's hard to go back, even if your game is running at 300 fps it's still only showing you 120 updates a second (or whatever your refresh rate is) so your actual real world response time is the same, as it's "bottlenecked" by the monitor. so even if the game at 300 fps COULD take the increased number of inputs, you're still only able to respond to the 120 fps your monitor is giving you
so at that point i would just use gsync and get all the benefits of it
but maybe i am fundamentally misunderstanding some things
i should say i went from a 980ti and 60hz no gsync panel to a 2080ti and a 4k gsync panel so there were other changes
Nah, you got it, the important takeaway is that G-sync is most useful in games where there's a ton of play time during which fps fluctuates under the native refresh
So Apex, BF V, .. probably others, I don't really game
here, let's put it another way
PUBG used to be a huge one, that's what got me to buy a g-sync monitor a while ago, but the new patch is great.
try both ways and see what you like
haha
haha definitely agree with that one.
Look into "fast sync" in the nvcp, that option isn't really related to g-sync, but it's like a minimal input lag implementation of v-sync when you know you can get 2-3x the native refresh in fps
If I played csgo or something, I'd probably give that a look
so in my experience going from that 60 hz non-gsync to the 144hz 4k gysnc, dota is much more responsive with gsync on even though both never dropped far below fps cap
as that is mostly what i play
i can attest to gsync improving response time tangibly
Haha well, if you're on a 144 4k g-sync, I'm assuming the rest of the system is a 9900k/2080+ or equivalent.
no i need to upgrade my cpu, but i have a 2080ti yeah
6700k is long in the teeth nowadays lol
in b4 "why do you play dota"
True, actually the 7700k example I gave was my own use case a few months ago, apex simply didn't need more to cap at 160, and keep .1%ile low at 158 even while streaming
IIRC the 6700k and 7700k are some of the most closely performing intel gens
i was due for an upgrade anyway. i have been running this 24/7 for a few years and it worries me
they are, yeah, but the 3900x is looking very compelling
by the time my current 970 evo is looking for greener pastures, they'll have those new 1million iops pcie4 ssds out lol
zoom zoom
True, 3900x/x570 is hard to criticize for any high end build. Though, I'd say if you're into both CPU and especially memory OC, stay on z390.
Well, unless you actually use high thread worklodas
honestly, my 6700k is pretty stock, 4.3 i think on air
Like single pc x264 encode streaming
i could get more life out of it for sure, and no, i only game
I want to find a home for my z270 boards 😦
i might wait for 10th gen and see how those turn out, cuz i'm not dying to swap this out. and at that point a 9900k will be pretty cheap anyway and still be plenty for time to come
but that doesn't make much sense cuz i don't see the 9900k getting considerably less expensive than a 3900x, anyway i'm going OT lol oops
Ya, or some amazing z390/9900kf deal like the $620 combo with the aous master last month.
Wish I got that too tbh
wow what?
feelsverybadman
Maybe it was 640, but still the 9900kf was on sale for like 420, the mobo after combo discount was like 220. it's also my first (not $500) z390 choice pick
Yes $420 during mid July
Too smart to be a techie haha
haha i wish i knew more XD
Anyone know about the LG ultra wide monitor?
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what size is it
that is a great quote
That’s the one I was considering....
How is it for gaming though?
It’s actually 49” but it’s on sale on amazon😫
AOC brand.... thoughts?
I have an AOC, I like it
I definitely have a lower end, probably the cheapest 4k you could get lol
that's the one I bought, but there's a more recent version of it anyway. I guess most gamers don't want better than 60hz tho
I'd pay more attention to model specific reviews vs brand among major monitors. AOC makes the panels in a few flagship displays by Asus, Acer, etc.
I guess I got it on a sale... because newegg right now sells the refurbished version of this same monitor for more than I got this one new
I did get ONE dead pixel early on, which is pretty funny
so I couldn't return it
but funny enough, for 2 years now, it's only been that one single pixel, and I keep losing exactly where it is
dark themes can be thanked for that lol
it's also on the very bottom, so I guess I lucked out there, on 100% 4k desktop, the dead pixel lies on the task bar
New topic: Curved or not? GO
Flat
I have a curved Alienware 34" and I love it
just get a vr headset, you can set up a virtual living room and make the screen any size and curved or flat
It sits just far enough back though that I really don't have to turn my head for anything
Any other benefits of curved?
its really all preference
I know... just want to see the opinions... had 2 other questions that sparked a good conversation... wanted to keep going.
My personal opinion is flat...
Honestly, I really can't tell that my monitor is curved
unless i really look to see that its curved
I sat in front of a few today and I honestly didn’t find them that appealing... not worth the extra $$... but can go with 4 of them and do most of a circle.... lol
Not that it has anything to do with being curved but I went with the monitor that I bought, because it turns lifts tilts and its 1440 which is everything I wanted
oh and ultra wide
That is a win
I've spent all this money to play on 1440p and now I can't find a game that interest me sadly
Battlefront II!
Green Hell... been a great game
And it’s 10% off right now... full game release is on the 5th then goes up in price
lemme go look this up o.o
Like Rust and Forest Mix....
Release will have Multiplayer, and full story line. But the survival part has been incredible
Battlefront II is a lot of fun :D
I've never used curved
I feel curved screen would really shine for having a really large one and not using multiple monitors
I think a smaller curved screens, and having other monitors anyway kinda kills any benefit
Yeah I would just buy a flat screen if it were any smaller than this one
I can have my IDE error screen and the program up on this screen so its pretty nice
yeah, 32 inch is very nice for productivity, my monitor at work is 32 inch
I have a 27" I plan on setting up vertically for my error screen just havent got around to it
whats ur guys thoughts on this 1440p? review looks good sofar https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MJCF5N4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
was going to go with this 1080p 144hz 1ms https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GD5XG5G/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
whats ur guys thoughts on those 2 theyre both 144hz 1ms only difference is resolution pretty much
heres a full breakdown on the 1440p one https://pcmonitors.info/reviews/aoc-ag273qcx/
A review of the AOC AG273QCX. A high-contrast 27" WQHD 144Hz model with support for FreeSync 2 and VESA DisplayHDR 400.
idk i only got like halfway through before seeing the length of it
might want to check r/monitors or a forum
well the video im watching guy says it supports gsync which is good also
the 1440p one is the one im gonna aim for i think
also has samsung panel up to 450 nit brightness hdr400 so should be good for my gaming
why is the both of these monitor are cheap like that?
and both of them have the same price even the first one got ips panel

I think there are points of diminishing returns, especially around $300 for gaming, but for something that some people spend hours a day staring at from 2 feet away, I think it's important to consider if whatever features or performance higher ends models will justify their cost.
even though its tn i love it
So, the 155hz on the s2719dgf is an overclock
You play with the buttons on the monitor itself to change that
But when overclocked on the OSD, the display driver will see 155 as one of the default modes
right, but i have a problem where it will randomly reset back to 60??
i go to overclock, turn it off and on again and then its fine
Sounds like a graphics driver issue
hmmm
@polar elm Let me know if you need further help on parts choice reocmmendations
should i download a different nvidia driver?
Which one are you on now?
Wanna run a userbench? I just ask anyone needing troubleshooting to because it's a super easy catch-all
431.68 is newest
ok. you want me to run it?
yeah i can do that later
so is it dumb for me to get the 5700xt if my monitor is 1080p 60hz?
If you're a gamer, consider investing in a new monitor.
Ok looks like it is just a standard IPS display
ya basic ips
see thats what i was thinking, the investing in new monitor part
but thatll rack up huge getting a new monitor and the 5700xt
ill be ordering a new 144hz 1ms 1080p gaming monitor in next 2 weeks cant wait\
@remote ice You can always get something like this https://www.newegg.com/p/0JC-004Y-00021
ya i guess 1080p gaming aint to bad
still feels like i'm wasting the gpu's potential
though the gpu gets at most 100fps at 1440p
I would of went for a 1440p monitor but well just thought 1080p would also be more affordable since i do not know your budget
im currently looking at this one for 260 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MDXF81K/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza
How dare you shop on Amazon lol
this link might not be welcomed but i found this https://www.walmart.com/ip/AOC-Monitor-24-AGON-GAMING-Freesync-1ms-144Hz-QUAD-2560x1440-Res-VGA-DVI-D-HDMI-MHL-HDMI-2-0-DisplayPort-Built-in-3Wx2-Speakers-USB-3-0-x4-AG241QX/451242568?irgwc=1&sourceid=imp_TQDRzfWABxyJTAxwUx0Mo3cwUklQuLTPB2wr0Q0&veh=aff&wmlspartner=imp_79301&clickid=TQDRzfWABxyJTAxwUx0Mo3cwUklQuLTPB2wr0Q0
ye lol
u can get the 27'' on amazon for 50 more
trying not to spend 300 and also be able to use gsync but will be switching to amd video card for christmas
AG241QX is nice, but 24" vs 27" is a personal prefernce
27 ftw
Mine is 27" for 1440p
lol
both are curved i think
I would get 1440p, but up to you. $300 S2719DGF
i wish
if i only had the money lol
i can afford the acer its only 259
might find something better in 2 weeks tho . hope so
ive never had one
It depends on what quality of TN or VA you move to
this is a cheap 20'' 60 hz monitor
Not all TN are bad
so that acer 400 nit 27'' curved will look nice
not bad for 75 hertz
I just recommended a friend buy two of those, he ordered two yesterday.
I would never recommend them for gaming.
My display i am using is a Samsung FreeSync monitor default 60hz but i have it running at 72hz and it is a PLS panel
are refurbs good? do they last long?
often hit or miss
sometimes as good as brand new, sometimes DOA, sometimes dies right after the return time
Anyone know of a good 24 inch 144hz 1080p monitor? Don't have too much room to work with on my desk. I want to get a 27 inch but I have speakers and a lamp on my desk that takes up some space.
ye
there are plenty with some decent features for less than 200
there there are several so it's harder to recommend the best out of those
amazon and newegg
both have similar good monitors
mine is a curved 23.5 monitor if you really care about that half of an inch
Size matters.... lol
lmao
is viotek a good monitor?
never heard of them
same
found some good deals at microcenter https://www.microcenter.com/product/604026/c27g1-27-full-hd-144hz-vga-hdmi-dp-freesync-curved-gaming-led-monitor
i guess you would need a microcenter near you
Re
I’ve got an issue with overscaling and the resolution being fuzzy
Can anyone help ?
I've been looking for a high refresh rate ultrawide in the $300 range. Are there any out there that I'm just overlooking?
@remote ice I'd recommend one of these two if $300 is the budget
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tools/compare/aoc-agon-ag271qx-vs-dell-s2719dgf/521/743
Or the 24" 1080p you linked or equivalent at the same size/res if $150 is the budget.
the guy im looking at it for his budget is 600-700$ for a whole new pc build
Ah, $300 monitor is probably out of the question then
Might be able to spend less
prob better than the one before even though it doesnt have the adjustments
if only ips 4k high refresh rate was cheaper lol
IPS vs TN isn't objectively better. TN mainly sacrifices viewing angle for pixel response time.
how about color?
"IPS has better color than TN" was more of a thing 5 years ago. Today, it's only true if you buy a cheapo monitor that's ~5 year old tech etc
Right about when I bought this current ips I ahve lol
To clarify, a decent quality TN today will have acceptable viewing angle, contrast, color, etc
anyone know of a cheaper monitor with these features? https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824112046
144hz is fine too
mm maybe this one is better https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GD7H18F/?tag=pcpapi-20&th=1
@remote ice This is the cheapest of a good brand: https://www.newegg.com/p/0JC-0015-00440?Item=9SIA2F88F35147 I would not buy Sceptre as I hear they buy parts that are not up to par from other manufacturers and use them in their monitors, TV's, etc. Sceptre is kind of a throw-away brand, when it breaks, throw it away, lol. I see TV's of theirs at the dump all the time that died after only a couple years.
Need some help please. What do I need for dual monitoring and what monitors are the best for financial modeling/excel work
well, you don't really need anything more than two monitors tbh (presuming your computer has the proper outputs, but anything remotely modern should have two video outputs), so you may have to give us more to go on. if you know you're only ever going to do office/non-gaming work, that will help narrow down your choices. i guess my biggest questions are how much desk space do you have? how large of monitors do you want? perhaps a single, ultrawide with no bezels may fill your needs better
do you need a wall mount? or a desk mount? or are you just going to have them on their stands on the desk next to each other?
i think an ultrawide will be very nice for something like excel, where you don't have bezels interrupting your cells
aoc is fine
AOC is good but you should get it from newegg before amazon

sadly newegg sells it as a much higher price
But with price comes quality
i suppose but then it would other monitors more worth it at the price they sell it for
they sell it for $70+ more than the one i posted
Yeah the ones you shared were more then that
anyone know a good monitor under 200? 144hz 1920 x 1080 but must be 27 inch?
under 200 he said
:l thats 270
also what the heck lol nuclear that didnt show up in my search
hackerman
but it has a little slower response time
that happens sometime @odd echo
is that a brand of monitors
yea
no never heard of them but 250 nits is kinda low
that monitor is fine.
yea i like acer they have good stuff but expensive
yeah, but the majority of them are 24" 27 is harder to find
i go with asus
wondering if i should just get a 200 dollar refurb could get alot better monitor that way possibly
you run the risk of it being damaged
refurbs with monitors are kinda risky with dead pixel stuff
if u can go over budget like $30 these ones are good ones with 1ms response time and g/freesync
https://www.amazon.com/Acer-XF270H-Bbmiiprx-FREESYNC-Technology/dp/B07G3YRT4H/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=acer+xf270h&qid=1566075603&s=gateway&sr=8-2
https://www.amazon.com/ViewSonic-XG2701-FreeSync-Monitor-DisplayPort/dp/B01A0ZRQTM?tag=amazon0606-20
is this one any good ? says they use samsung va panels https://www.newegg.com/p/0JC-004Y-00051?Description=GN27CB&cm_re=GN27CB-_-9SIAHN49E57602-_-Product
bit overkill
samsung makes great screens
they do but they dont sell replacement panels for if you got game rage
but you cant fix it
then treat it with care
i have a samsung one and its really old but still does the job
ive never broken a screen lol









