#old-monitors-and-tv
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Soooo, I hooked up my computer and turned it on for the first time it works, I think, I pushed the power button on my monitor aaaand nothing.... its a refurbished predator
Do I have to hold it down or is it dead?
@silver harbor literally nothing, or does it say no signal?
if it does literally nothing, it's probably dead...
@silver harbor disconnect the HDMI from the Monitor and turn it on if its dead you will see a blank screen if its not you will see a msg about no input detected if you see the msg your going to need to either try a different cable or make sure the graphics card is seated properly or try the monitor on something else Laptop etc
Are there any monitors anyone would recommend that have both high refresh rate (min 144hz) and decent color for under $300?
It's gonna have to be 1080p <300$.
so I'm looking at this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MKT1W65/?coliid=I3BGCI54CSSKK7&colid=14Y2TIU38DEZ2&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1 Anythoughts?
Well, what will you be using it for?
video editing lightly, games general use, movies, streaming a little bit of everything. Mostly looking for a nice 4k for future game stuff streaming for when I get an upgraded video card (1070 now) in the future
Yea I wouldn't suggest 4k using a 1070 lol, but the thing is, that monitor is 60hz, so not great for gaming
but 4k itself is not great for high frame rates anyways
I'm just confused on how one of these are 150$ more than the other right now
yeah I'm not paying for 144hz Yeah I'm familiar I'm waiting for the 3xxx series nvidia before I upgrade to that will probably run most in 2k or 1080 until those come out. Kinda want to future proof the order for a year or so
yeah I can't really tell too big a difference in all the ones highlighter. And LG's webpage is kinda all over the place in stats
yea amazon isn't helping with how it displays specs xD
so true! I was probably gonna look at newegg anyhow I prefer to buy from them for tech if I can
jsut someone sent me a link to this so hey
amazon has always been bad for tech stats. or any information usually š
It's just Newegg doesn't have as good stock and pricing since it's not as big as amazon... Sadly...
can't seem to find a decent priced 4k 144hz was kinda looking for one but tehy're all mucho priceyo
Yea 4k 144hz are expensive af, esp during corona.
4k 60hz are the only real 4k panels 'normal' people can buy
Much more reasonable to use a 4k 60hz and a 1440 144hz beside each other.
Oh yea, @magic rapids are you set on getting 4k monitor now?
mostly I'm in no hurry my brother though... unless I have something to prove it's a good idea to wait are prices gonna come down after all this nonsense was kinda thinking of holding off to see if around july or so there would be some price drops due to flood of supply
Ah alright so you can hold out for a bit, and I assume you want to just future proof 4k general use?
@magic rapids please dont get your hopes up for prices to return this year
mostly yeah. I like to build for the future!
@magic rapids please dont get your hopes up for prices to return this year
@full moat wishful thinking for a cheap-o like me mostly lol
sorry mate
Well, stock and pricing won't be good till a few months after quarantine is lifted, but if you have time to wait and browse right now, it'll give you options.
"Well, stock and pricing won't be good till a few months after quarantine is lifted," <- wishful thinking imo
cool
it will take a lot longer for the retailers letting "go" of that sweet sweet markup
I see what you're saying, but at least stock will go back to normal, with suppliers in say Asia producing, to a limited capacity, but still producing products.
so far I think the LG's seem to be the best bang for the buck. but there's a lot I've looked at recently. Kinda wanted a predator cause I've always heard good things
god damn it I forgot to post dem links I was meaning to post
Predator's are .. nice ...but holy heck they are expensive
yeah
one sec I gotta go find the other good cheap-ish 4k monitor
and i personally find their design to be fairly gaudy
but that is 100% my personal preference :)
The former has better brightness and a HDR certification
was looking at the 650, I think the only thing I liked about the 850 was hardware calibration stuff... but I can't remember now. That amazon link has the 650 that's where my search began. was def set on 300+ cd/m2
since this room is bright
thanks too, just wondering what other good options there are really
Hmm I jumped to conclusions on the UL
isn't as good as I thought it was
but here is the rtings review on the UK650
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/27uk650-w
Rtings can be very useful as they do pretty in depth reviews.
awesome never seen that site, a new one for the list
https://rtings.com
https://reddit.com/r/monitors
https://blurbusters.com
https://tftcentral.co.uk
Community g-sync compatibility testing results spreadsheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YI0RQcymJSY0-LkbjSRGswWpJzVRuK_4zMvphRbh19k/edit#gid=1455257716
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Oh yea blurbusters are great too
no idea what tft central is
gotta check that out
I might take that one off - it's similar to rtings, targeted toward the pro market
TFT central, please keep it around Forks
oh, maybe not - looks pretty modern these days
They reviewied like one monitor a month last time I read around there
aye, not exactly known for their super high pace
I've been a little pin happy lately, should probably ask mike about that hahaha
its about time the pin sections got some love Forks :)
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Hey, so ive had a 144hz monitor for about a week now and ive been playing my xbox one on it. The xbox one is hooked via hdmi, and the game ive been playing most is overwatch which runs at 60 fps and has no motion blur. The monitor has some mild ghosting when looking arround on overwatch, and ive been looking online for a fix and everyone just says turn on "Overdrive" in the settings, but my monitor doesnt have any of those options. Im wondering if when i get my pc, will the monitor stop ghosting as bad once i get 144hz over displayport???
overdrive often causes ghosting
or artifacts rather
still not good, it's worse than ghosting
hdmi can only go to 120hz also
Well do u think the ghosting will get better going from 60fps to 144fps? Or will it stay roughly the same?
Because right now i have 2 monitors. I have a 60hz tn panel monitor that has relatively low ghosting, but bad colors and screen tearing. And i have a 144hz va panel freesync monitor that has noticable ghosting. Right now i dont have my pc build, so i play my xbox one. The main question i have is, will the va panels ghosting get better once im playing at 144hz on my gaming pc, or will it still look the exact same as playing the 60hz xbox one?
Or i guess will going fron 60hz to 144hz make the ghosting less noticable??? I have never played on a 144hz monitor so i have no idea and cant find any info on it
ghosting is more related to the response time of the monitor. 60 to 144 with same response would have about the same ghosting but it is harder to spot with 60 as it is much blurrier.
also it seems va has a different pixel arrangement that can cause some artifacts like seeing almost a shadow under some colors or "objects" most people dont' spot it tho and get used to it

So should i play competitively on my 60hz tn panel monitor, or on my 144hz va panel with ghosting???
are there other rates that the monitor runs at?
I dont believe so
i'd say 144 better
Even with the ghosting???
also before with overdrive, some monitors there is a response time setting that has something like fast, faster or fastest, or something like that. If you see that put it on the second highest one not that highest
144 is still better than 60
ghosting is better than outright motion blur
No my monitor literally has no settings to change that
what monitor is this btw
But do u think id get used to it after a bit and it wouldnt be much of a problem?
Its a sceptre c248b-144rk, and the online manual says it has overdrive but when i contacted the support team they said that might be a mistake on their end because it is nowhere to be found lol
one sec
@@deep fern It is a great relief that u think ill get used to the ghosting though and it wont be too much of a hinderence because i was afraid i just wasted 170 usd for no upgrade lol.
@whole sorrel I dont currently have my pc so i cannot check in the OS settings, but i ordered all my parts for my first pc build and it should be coming in a few weeks
ah ok
but on the spec sheet i see it is 3ms gtg response time which is a little bit high, but I'd still say 144hz is better than 60
I'm curious what that window's options are for a 144Hz display
the 3ms could explain what you are seeing
do you have one iTech?
I have 240
Yeah, ill send pics of my monitors settings
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but to select high refresh on my monitor it has to be pc res not hd https://i.imgur.com/uoSeqIa.png
ree click on the refresh rate box I wanna see the options 
oo so it does have all the things
I don't see overdrive in those settings so that shouldn't be a problem
oo so it does have all the things
@whole sorrel it does
xd
looks like it is just a matter of gettings used to it
Yeah but i also heard enabling overdrive fixes the ghosting lol, so i wish i had the option just to try it
Let me show u the ghosting compared to my old monitor
there is something on some monitors, i know asus calls it elmb or I think i've also hear dulmb that reduces ghosting
does a good job of it too, but I have seen many monitors that you can use elmb/ulmb and freesync/gsync at the same time
you can always check on blurbusters on info about high refresh, ghosting, variable sync, and input lag https://blurbusters.com/
this is console ye?
Can someone help me pick a monitor
whatcha looking for
Not much preference other than 144 refresh rate and sub 200 in cost
for pc? nvidia or amd gpu you have?
ok
Yep pc
I see what I can find
Great thanks
Yeah its the xbox one connected with hdmi on both monitors
But my pc will be connected via displayport when the parts come in
You should visibly see a difference between 60 and 144hz, I do not know much about how high refresh works with consoles however
My xbox maxes out at 60hz so i dont think its at a high refresh rate in the pic.
@sinful bay out of what I could find right away I found 2 that look interesting
1:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1539791-REG/msi_24_optix_g241_gaming.html/specs
and 2:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1393334-REG/benq_zowie_xl2411p_24_zowie_144hz.html.
The first is a ips and the second is a tn, so the first was has better color accuracy, both has same minimum response of 1ms. I personally like the msi, but might want to look into it more š
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I am seeing that you have to set it in setting, xbox button > system > settings > display & sound > video output. Look for a refresh rate option. This might be only for the xbox one s and x but i am not sure
@violet acorn
Okay i will try it out later, thanks!
np
I hope im just able to get used to the ghosting if it doesnt get fixed on my pc so i didnt waste my money lol
yeah, I think it shouldn't be too bad
Are they any monitors available now? I kind of need a new one sooner rather than later and the MSI isnāt in stock anywhere yet
Does the TN panel make much of a difference?
Normally tn panels have worse coloring, but faster response times. I think if your mainly competitive gaming, u should go for a tn panel for the faster response time, but if ur photo/video editing the better coloring might come in handy
Also im not an expert, but from the info i read thats the conclusion i came to
It might be best to get input from multiple people on the topic though
Yea Iām just a casual gamer
If your just casual, then u might like an ips or va panel more than the tn for better colors. Id suggest to read up on the differences on the panels to see which you would like more. Personally i play a lot of competitive fps games so i would personally like a tn panel, but they were sold out so i had to get a va panel. The monitor has ghosting which isnt ideal, but the colors look 10x better than my old tn panel lol
any photographers/photo editors know/suggest any good monitors?
@keen kiln the simple answer might be to have a look at the pins :)
@deep fern I got good news and bad news lol. First the bad news, i went into my xbox settings and wasnt able to find the refresh rate setting so im unable to change it (i have the OG xbox one). The good news though is that after about a week of emailing the sceptre tech support team trying to get this sorted out, i was told that the monitor is designed to be used at 144hz and that the ghosting thats happening on my xbox shouldnt be as bad as when i get my pc running at 144hz. Also, after playing on the monitor for like a day, i have gotten use to the ghosting so i consider this a good upgrade from my other monitor. The colors are simply amazing compared to my old monitor and im really happy i got it!
That good! And bad lol. Yeah I believe itās only the one s and x that have high refresh
It should be better on pc, might have to manually set the refresh first but Iām glad the colors are a all around upgrade
Best budget 144 hz freesync monitor??
@keen kiln any IPS panel
@keen kiln also, budget is needed.
Sorry, Iād say less than $500ish
Resolution preferrance?
And refresh rate preference?
IPS is basically a must for photo editing and other tasks that require precise colors, but some IPS panels are great, and come pre-calibrated, when some others are just not well calibrated.
Yes. or 1440
1440p <400 isn't great usually, but I can find you a good 1080p 144hz at ~200$.
That will work.
This is a great monitor if you can wait
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1539791-REG/msi_24_optix_g241_gaming.html
23.8 includes the outer bezel correct?
Very nice
I thought the screen size was only the size of the screen
Good thing about that msi is that the bezel is pretty thin. By june id like to run dual monitors
When is supposed to be available?
But the spec on that do be looking nice
I feel the price on it would go up a little bit within first few week of release
It does look very nice. All my buddies run ASUS so it would be nice to be different lol
How do you guys feel about Benq
I think itās out of stock other places because it didnāt come out
Iāve never used benq but they look good for competitive gaming
It's actually out of stock
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824475047?Item=N82E16824475047
@winter lance everything depends on the exact model.
May or may not be restocked lol
What would be a good alternative to the MSI G241
There are no IPS 1080p 144hz monitors <250$ in stock right now
Hey Guys,
Trying to help my moms new setup. she is starting graphic design. She started with a 27Inch 1920x1080 tft panel display. I then got her a 2060S so she could use her new screen a 27 inch 4K IPS panel display. The 4k model is now her main screen. and the 1080 her second one. On display settings the second screen is display with half the height.... obviously. Is there a way to make the second screen being recognized as the same size so she can drag and drop applications like a 1:1 from one to the other?
no
because its physically different screens and the relation between the screens is based on that
why is it $1200 on newegg wtf
yea I am sad cuz I just got my mag271cqr in december just to be immediately outdated within like 3 months
I could prolly overclock my monitor to 165 hz tho
Looking for a second monitor, is 4K worth it or should I got for 2k (current one is 1080p 24ā ASUS rog)
@half lotus What's your current CPU/GPU? Any plans on upgrading either of those soon?
Also, what kinds of games are you playing?
I have that QZ - works well - but I think there are more attractive options on the market rn - theo has what I think is the updated version
@tight smelt I just upgraded gpu put in rtx 2080 cpu is i7-6400k skylake
Currently play mostly ffxiv
@half lotus I guess it boils down to if you prefer details or framerate. 4K will get you a bit better visuals, and the RTX 2080 can definitely drive most games all games at 4K@60fps with maybe a few tweaks down from Ultra settings. But if you like your high framerate, 1440p is really a solid point for the RTX 2080 to get high fps (120+) while still maintaining those Ultra/High settings.
@half lotus If you've never tried a high fps monitor before, I recommend finding one in-stock locally that you can try out. 1440p and 120Hz or higher. If you can't really feel the difference, you can return it within the return window.
@tight smelt thanks for the input I think I will try that road
@visual pilot iām going nvidia so i would need gsync and va panels have terrible colors from what iāve heard
@deep dust First, color on most VA panels are good, and some are just as good as IPS panels. TN Panels have terrible color
Second, most freesync monitors are G-sync compatible.
@visual pilot i was looking back on that monitor you gave to me and the reviews seem good but then thereās this one
@deep dust I mean, thats one review out of many, it's also not supposed to have good HDR since it's not even rated for any hdr
Also, this is from the rtings review of the mag271cqr, the precursor to the mag272cqr
@deep dust Mag272cqr is also a monitor that released THIS YEAR so it makes no sense why they need to get rid of this stock lmao
so does the new iteration fix that problem?
It's not really an issue
alright
Dude I have a 75Hz monitor but it can only go to 75Hz via HDMI
But when I do HDMI it also gives sound to the monitor and won't let me plug my earbuds into my actual PC
So basically; DVI or VGA = 60Hz and sound out of my PC (I want sound out of my PC)
HDMI = 75Hz but sound out of my monitor, making my earbuds droop over my keyboard which is annyoing
Any way to fix this?
go to audio devices in settings
it should be an option whether to use monitor audio or not
Alright I'll try that
I've been trying to change devices frfom the task bar audio thing but it just flickers and won't let me do anything
Although it's working right now via HDMI...
I think
what is a good cheap 1440p monitor?
idk if youāll find a good and cheap 1440p monitor tbh
Iām thinking of getting the spectre 144hz monitor
Does anyone have it
If so pros and cons please
Not sure which one you looking at but someone not too long ago said it seemed like there was a lot of motion blur, high response time, on that one I think it was 3ms GtG
https://i.imgur.com/2cV9rcL.gifv
@deep fern How do i get to here?
@wary plover
Open control panel via start menu search. Select sound.
right click the sound icon on tray, then click sounds if that is not there then click sound settings and on the right it says sound control panel
also this
Okay I'm there, and I have my headphones plugged into my PC, but even the icon showing the headphones keeps flickering
Here let me just take a video of it and send it
that's odd
Loose connection perhaps?
I'd check the internal connection if you are using front panel audio.
if the rear io does work then id check the internal connection
The rear IO works, i know, but that's too far away from my ears lol
ye then check the front io audio connection in the pc
I'm pretty sure the internal connection is fine, I've checked it before, but i'll check again
nope didnt work
Internal connection is fine
When I set my headphones to default audio device in the regular windows settings, not control panel, they work just fine.
But then when I restart my PC the default setting I made gets reverted.
Maybe if I can fix it from changing every time i turn off my PC that'll work?
Oh no I can't hear audio out of my monitor now š°
@deep fern what did i do
wait
you know what nevermind
i just bought a sound bar with a headphone jack i'm gonna connect that to my rear IO and plug my headphones into there
ye that would probably work
front io audio is a bit of a mixed bag, sometimes it work and sometimes it no work
Sorry I cant be of assistance i'm using a tv as my monitor I don't know what's best
@sinful bay you can get a MSI Optix MAG241C for around $210, which is pretty good considering it being 1080p, 144hz, and curved
Sweet
works double duty as my gaming console is also hooked up to it
@sinful bay im trying to figure out what my friend has that is super good for value
you want 144hz but also low latency
Okie dokie
found it
but
newegg is selling it for way higher than it should be
same for amazon
Monitor prices are crazy rn
the monitor should cost less than $200 normal
lol yea my monitor that I bought for $360 is now almost $600
with trde wars still in effect some stuff just isnt cheap anymore
prob after all the finger pointing is done with cant last for ever
I jst bought a printer today none of the help guides wure very acurate on pricing
thts been out a while shows 2011 isnt there something newer for less
@latent pewter are there any other ones? Even if I ordered that one now for 210 dollars I wouldnāt get it until June 16
yeah, seems like all the good deals are sold out right now
Yikes lol I paid about that fro my 39" tv
aw hile ago
what about a MSI optix 24" 144hz gaming monitor
im pretty sure thats the one i recommended
much cheaper
oh
think sometimes you can get a better deal just by not limiting yourself to 24"
I was gonna get my pc parts, but then prices jumped which is biting into my budget seeing as I want a 1440p monitor.
2560 x 1440 kind of an odd size not quite 4k but more than Full HD
its just right
4k gaming makes ur gpu cry
2k gaming just makes your gpu wince a little
900p gaming for a happy GPU
144p for epic gamer moment
lol
is the ViewSonic XG240R 24.0" 1920x1080 144 Hz Monitor good?
im tryning to save money and still be 144hz
Any recommendations for a budget 1440p 144hz monitor?
Lg Ultragear
@faint mortar I donāt know the exact model but LG Ultragears have nice specs for the price. I have a 1080p 144hz one and its great.
Alright thanks Iāll check it out
Problem is a lot of monitors are out of stock or selling at ridiculous prices
so i been trying to find a kind of a monitor tv hybrid, idc if its one or the other, but ideally 1080p 60hz, or 120 is alright, oled or at least local dimming is a must as i play and watch alot of dark horror stuff, and at around 35 inches, color accuracy is also pretty important to me, (not a professional though)
it dosent have to be a bright display either, i usually keep backlights very low
response time is not that important either, its nice but meh
i guess 32 inches is... ok
Mag24c
why not the ViewSonic XG240R
alright thank you
its $237 rn
Mmmm...
Debating between another Dell S2716DG (60hz, overclockable to 144hz) and a Acer Predator XB271HU Abmiprz (144hz native)
Advice?
Yes, I know now is a bad time to be buying tech
Okay so I forgot about the G241
It's 144hz and IPS at 190$, OOS rn tho.
@solemn sapphire What are the prices you're seeing for those two?
$483 for the Predator, $346 for the Dell
There is a repaired tn version of the predictor for about the same as the dell
Is ips really that much better?
I think I will go with the ips predator for $480. Might actually pass my dell display on to my sister's rig and make the two displays the same at some point
Well, I'm just gonna put in the suggestion of the MSI Mag272cqr
at 400$ and VA panel, it's in between.
also 165hz.
I'll take a look
I purchased a LG gl283a-b and it's beautiful. Purchased a Asus vg27aq to compare them side by side and while the blacks looked better on the asus the colors looked better on the LG overall. Just my input on 1440p 144hz~ for $370-$430 range. I returned the asus and I'm waiting for the 2nd LG to arrive.
Does anybody know what could be causing a computer to not send out a signal to the monitor?
There's a ton of possibilities
@winged cipher describe what happens in detail what happened/happens.
When I turn the PC on, the fans sort of wax and wane in terms of speed
Is it a new build or a prebuilt or did you make upgrades?
Just built it today
Wheee here comes the fun troubleshooting part
@winged cipher your motherboard has debug LEDs?
Are those the red lights which activate in the corner?
Take a closer look, there's usually 3 lights, 1 labeled CPU, 1 labeled Ram, 1 labeled VGA (graphics card)
Which ones are glowing? The ones that are glowing are the issues @winged cipher
CPU and RAM, then VGA, then VGA and BOOT, then none
Which means it should've booted correctly... Hmm
@winged cipher so the monitor is connected through HDMI/dp straight from the monitor to the back to the graphics card correct?
There is an HDMI connecting the motherboard port and the monitor
I'm not seeing an HDMI port on the graphics card
?
The back
The back of the case
Had to find some random image but here
This is the io of a more modern graphics card
It recognized that the device changed for the input, but there's still no signal
Shut it down and boot back up?
If any problems still occur after turn it on and off, try a different cable, I shall actually go to sleep now...
I tried restarting it multiple times. I'll try flipping the cable around lol
Nothing. (If you don't see this until you wake up,) Thanks for the graphics card info though. As you can tell, I'm not exactly an expert
i like how no one even attempted to help me find my crazy specific display xD
@maiden wedge hm?
is this worth?
@full moat ive been looking for something 35ish inches, 1080p, 60hz (120 is ok) and local dimming is a must, or oled but too expensive, color accuracy preffered, response time isnt very important
a tv Will do fine as well but they are all 4k
or if there is no local dimming it must have the greatest contrast ratio of all time lol ( i like alot of horror )
basically a panel good for horror movies, but also well scaleable to streaming settings, 60 fps and a typical 16:9 res, im not sure how well 1440p scales
What's the best 165hz 1920x1080 monitor
For $90 bucks, I couldnāt be happier with this Acer monitor as my second display.
What model @timid herald?
SB220Q bi
whats the cheapest 144hz 1440p monitor?
is the samsung C27JG56 g sync compatible ?
got me a cpl of these today, really enjoying them https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824475052
If im not mistaken, all freesync monitors are g sync compatible if u use a DP port
g sync compatible is a certification from nvidia so not every monitor is, but i believe you can turn on g sync even if it's not certified
Hi. Just got the ASUS VG249Q, is it recommended to max out the monitor's refresh rate capability which is 144hz?
Hey, does anybody know a good gsync compatible 1080p 144hz monitor for less than or around $300?
MSI G241 if in stock should be nice
Is that one compatible with gsync?
Afaik
$220, free sync tho
What happens if my frame rate is higher than my refresh rate?
Not much, the monitor will always be at the highest refresh rate it can handle. Even if the FPS counter is higher
I maxed out 159 fps on MW while playing, not loading screen nor anything but actually playing. My refresh rate is 144hz. I shouldn't do any adjustments then?
No you should not have to do much
But if MW has a setting where you can set a maximum FPS, u can set it to 144
I have to go, sorry if I couldnāt help much
All good, thank you @opaque sedge
Anyone know a good monitor under 300
good 144hz 1ms cheap monitors?
Yea
i got two 27" LED MAG272C 165Hz from Micro Center, $239 ea and they have a $30 MIR ea as well
Intender recommends I post this link here for some second opinions on it.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1497345-REG/samsung_lc32jg56qqnxza_32_jg56_wqhd_144hz.html
I want dual monitors like that.
But I am not sure if I should go with that exact one or not for dual screen.
lol
4ms is ok
unless your competing in esports.
regular users won't see any different between the two.
plus with 1ms it will be a TN panel.
4ms ips ā¤ļø
you aren't competing in esports? š¤
yes
Is there a such thing as "my computer has to warm up?" because yesterday I was getting 200+ fps in certain games, now my pc is struggling to get 60
no, did you do something to your computer that might have messed with your settings?
like maybe capping the frames at 60
No
Its the same computer, I didnt touch the pc, or any of the settings.
It's fine now, I restarted it
Some PCs with HDDs as main os drive may perform differently at times and give the feeling that it has to āwarm upā
Mmm, I have an SSD though.
Whatās a TN panel
@elder fulcrum short answer
Ooo thanks
VA is great for price to perf
Yea I was gunna say it looks like VA is a good mid
I think I have a dead area on my laptop screen
There's an area where I can't select anything with my mouse
@olive token yo late response but does ips have good darks in your opinion?
Apparently they have glow when the screen is dark
(Sorry for wrong term )
not all ips panels are the same but generally ips has best color out of tn, va and ips. ips does not have perfect blacks if it is a good panel there will only be a slight glow. oled has perfect blacks but some downsides to it and are not really meant as a monitor as of right now
VA is a good middle ground all around
But sadly most of the good monitors that aren't absurdly expensive are OOS
tru
but then when they get in stock they'll probably go up in price like the corsair h100i aio
What kind of monitor you looking for @lucid flax
Not looking for a monitor right now, beyond trying to figure out what I want. Most of my parts will probably get bought next month.
Acer Nitro XF252Q vs ASUS VG259QM thoughts? Buying today after work, need opinions. On one hand the Acer Nitro has a much faster panel and unofficial Gsync support. On the other hand the ASUS has a factory tested 280hz overclock and an impressively fast IPS panel and the better color accuracy that comes with that plus official Gsync support. Both are about the same price.
@proven swift
You available
That monitor is good / bad depending on your situation
What games do you play and what fps do you get ?
Thereās no point in spending extra on a 240 hz monitor if you canāt even get that when playing games , also the monitor is a TN panel which I personally donāt like because of viewing angles and bad colors but itās all about the type of games you play .
@proven swift
I'm competitive and my rig puts out way more than 240.
I might even get the same aftermarket overclock as the ASUS with the Acer if I do it myself but with the ASUS it's guaranteed out of the box, but I'm not sure how much of a difference in input delay and pixel response I will or will not notice. Now reviews say the IPS panel in the ASUS is in fact fast enough for true 240hz however you have to use pretty strong overdrive and deal with some inverse ghosting. On the TN I wouldn't need to worry about this and it even has a built in Low Latency mode that decreases Input Latency even further without introducing any inverse ghosting. I have a TN 144hz now and colors have never bothered me, but I've also never owned an IPS to compare to.
Then there's the Gsync support I already mentioned. The ASUS has official Nvidia certification while the Acer does not, but by checking reviews they all say Gsync works fine.
And my dumbass just realized you weren't talking to me. I'm gonna go sit in the corner now.
9700k 5ghz all core 2070 Super 2200mhz
@dusty robin what games do you play ? And what fps / settings
Iām currently stuck on the 3800k or the 9700k since they are both on sale
And Iām planning on using a 2070 super on them
Usually Fortnite, Apex, Blackout, etc. Competitive settings. Things like view distance, textures, and anti-aliasing all on high and everything else off or low. Off the top of my head I only know for sure that I average between 300-500 fps on Fortnite during an actual match with those settings. I do my stream encoding using New NVENC on the Turing Architecture and see no noticeable change in gaming performance and the quality is great. Raw per core performance and all core overclocking headroom is the only reason I chose the 9700k over an AMD equivalent.
@lunar apex Sorry I went to bed but I was going to build a beefy computer for games like Fortnite, Fps, Rocket League, Cod
Should be able to give the 244 fps
Ok so ik that some freesync monitors are backwards compatible with gsync on nvidia gpus but can amd gpus be backwards compatible with gsync?
@trail yew that is honestly a good question
@proven swift oh ok what are you pc specs ?
Or what do you plan on buying
Indeed it is
@proven swift yea you could get 200 fps on those games , it also depends on what settings you play

Hey guys, I'm having issues with my Asus monitor. I changed the settings on MW and on my windows settings to reflect the same settings on both sides. When I change direction in a game it the color changes and looks like a rainbow wavy color. Not sure if that explains alot. I would record it and show it to you guys but I can't send pics lol
check your cables
whats a good software for taking screen shots?
sharex
thx
np
should i upgrade to 144hz
how bad would a 32 inch 1080p monitor be
bad unless you stand really far away from
I wouldn't go above 24" for 1080p
monitors that is
27 is passable if you don't mind seeing the pixels a bit
if you're not sitting on top of the screens then 27" should be fine
I have a 1080p 55 inch tv as my monitor lol
Oof
I'm maybe 3 feet or less on a 39"1080P and don't see any pixels
Wondering if anyone can tell me a good monitor thats 244hz, has g-sync, and is about 25-27 inches. Price is up to 750
what is g-sync?
dang it, and i just bought a monitor too
When I do buy a monitor, I'm not looking for something that extreme/expensive.
that 0.5ms on the gigabyte tho
I have a 75hz 1440p and a 1660ti so i get around 70-90 fps on most games with high-ultra setting on 1440p. Is it worth upgrading my display to a 144hz one?
so if want to get a better gpu in the future should it be bundled witha new monitor
I'd say so.
also another question. Is there a big difference between 144hz and 75 hz
i didn't really notice anthing jumping from 60 to 75
Yes
ok thank you
Whats the best 27ā 144hz+ monitor under 260
Because....
Well 1080p doesn't look that great on a 27in
the dell sdg27 look really good
But they're 300 rn
they're super clean and minimalistic @native prism
i lied
the price went up again
I can attest that they're good tho
I have three
I like my 27" MSI MAG272C 165Hz I got from Microcenter, paid $209 after MIR, and yes they only go 1080 but to me it looks great so
HDMI or display port? Im using a AOC C24G1 24" 144hz 1ms and gigabyte 5700xt 8gb oc
DP.
!!!
Wait
its 1440p
do you know that?
and can your computer run 1440p???
@native prism
i need a 144hz monitor thats 24.5 inches
thin bezels (i hate thick bezels)
also under $250
2 4 . 5 i n
cuz thats the size of my 60hz monitor
god damn it
might buy it
the red bezel on the bottom tho
eh what can ya do
or should i send the n e w e g g link?
ok but how bad?
some monitors have a 5mm bezel on 2 sides, but a 12mm on the others
Thin bezels was mentioned so that was my assumption.
just saying :)
Just stating my thought process :D
as for "but how bad": Avoid if possible levels of bad @analog wyvern
aye aye @visual pilot :)
so ips is better than tn is what im reading?
im probably gunna end up keeping my second monitor sideways so i think i wont really care much about the 24.5 requirement
generally tn has faster refresh and response times, ips has better color
but there are more and more ips panels with high refresh and low response times coming out lately
personally I think 1080p at 27" is too low a pixel density, but some people are fine with it
msi fan boy 
to be fair im an acer fan boy
ye that msi is very good for the price
23.8 inches
has good pixel density
i know that
ill consider it, thnx for the recomendation
oh man for the price thats good
Now the question is if it'll actually be in stock on the date it says it will be
so I put a vesa mount on my monitor, and now part of the screen is dark. Iām pretty sure itās from me accidentally over tightening some screws, what should I do?
okay now its just randomly flickering like a strobe light
yeah
as in, the ones that came with your monitor
because a "normal" problem is that the screws reach too far
okay so i think it works but itll probably come back ill tell you if it does
the original stand for it, does it use the vesa mount holes?
yeah
okay, then please answer this
the vesa mount you have now, the thickness of that (at the holes the screws pass through), is that more or less VS the original stand?
"its the same" <- thats about the thickness of the material?
yeah
hm
same thickness and everything
do yourself a favour, get some spacers
like washers?
i just put some thin metal ones that came with the mount so i think it should be fine
yeah
hence why i recommend the spacers
but i have no experience with monitors so probably something stupid i did
shrugs
yea
Now itās a big variety of color
Yee
@charred minnow da
you speak russian?
Just wanted to throw this out there for anyone looking for a high performance competitive gaming monitor at a reasonable price after purchasing a Acer Nitro XF252Q I can say I'm thoroughly impressed. 240hz, 0.3ms response time, no motion blur, no ghosting, no inverse ghosting, amazing response time and no input latency with the built in ultra-low latency mode, official Freesync support, unofficial Gsync support (I can personally confirm works with no issues), very bright, perfect size for 1080p, small but sturdy base with full range adjustment, good colors for a TN, good viewing angles for a TN, built in black equalizer, Backlight Strobing if you prefer over Variable Refresh Rate, just literally everything you need for competitive at only $300.
Where did you buy it from?
Currently I've got an Intel i5 3570k, with a 970 strix Asus GPU, I'm looking to upgrade to an RTX 2070 super and I'm looking for a much better monitor I have an old AOC and I don't even remember the model number, it's 60 hz and it hurts the hell out of my eyes. I also have photo sensitive epilepsy
Can anyone lead me toward monitors that are 144Hz and under $350?
No speakers in the monitor necessary, but they are nice.
im not a monitor guy
usually that should be around the 200$ mark
lol nice man
I'm just looking on Newegg search for "1080p 144hz monitors"
tn is iffy
AOC is fine
The one i have is aight
if you're going for minimal branding
oof 500$
MSI Mag272cqr is nice
$400 refurb
OOO
$330
Whatcha think?
OH HECK YES "Anti Flicker and less blue light" -- basically the stuff that triggers my photosensitive epilepsy.
Does any one know of a good 144hz budget gaming monitor?
MSI G241
Ok thanks Iāll check it out
Been using my ASUS VG248QE for years
hey so i have a cracked monitor and i recently purchased a new monitor, but im planning on using the cracked one as my 2nd one. any way to crop the desktop size over to the side? thanks
Hey Guys Can someone Recommend me A monitor between 500$-600$
Its should be ips-2K or FHD - 165 Hz Above
Acer Predator series. I got a 165 hz qhd ips display with gsynx for $450.
@past salmon
You could probably get 240hz with that budget
ASUS ROG Swift PG248Q 24ā Gaming Monitor Full HD 1080p 1ms 180Hz DP HDMI Eye Care G-SYNC eSports https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M4II4M4/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_y-HWEb0J7P7TX
It is fine budget for 1440p ips high refresh
At that budget there are some good ones gigabyte has I know. I donāt have link cuz Iām in bed rn
Any good deals on a 1440p 144 hz or so monitor with 1 ms response. Friends looking but seems like no deals going on. I got a 32 inch lg for $300 that are all marked up to like $470 now
Could someone suggest a monitor that supports G-Sync, costs under $500, can run 4K, and won't look horrible with Ryzen 5 3600 X
Okay costs under $600
The best monitor I can get with this setup and a 2070 or 2060 super which I plan on purchasing
In that price point
Preferably with 144 Hertz or above and anti flicker because I have epilepsy, I've been looking at a lot of the MSI monitors
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824475051 I don't know if this meets the criteria
Or this
i dont know if im allow to post links but this is my computer i built in 2015 long story short i thought it died blew it with a compressor the dust out it was completely brand new now the monitor was the dead one it was 15 years old this is my pc specs PC Specs:
GPU - ASUS STRIX GEFORCEĀ® GTX 980 Ti
Motherboard - Asus Z170 PRO GAMING
CPU - Intel Core i7-6700K 8M Skylake Quad-Core 4.0 GHz LGA 1151
CPU Fan - Cooler Master: Hyper TX3 EVO
Ram Memory - Crucial Ballistix Sport 8GB DDR4-2400 x2 16GB
Main (operating system )SSD - IntelĀ® SSD 540s Series 480GB
Operating System - Windows 10 Pro
Power Supply - Thermaltake SMART 730 W
Mechanical Storage - Western Digital WD Green WD20EARX 2TB
SSD - SanDisk SSD PLUS 2.5" 120GB SATA III Internal Solid State
is this monitor ok for my old 2015 computer https://www.msi.com/Monitor/Optix-G241VC/
i just think going over 75hertz is over board for an old gpu not the new rtx graphics cards
and its at a good price
the 2nd question id like to ask is about amd free sync i dont know what that is but i have a nvidia gpu
@finite niche you're right with no gpu upgrade planed going over 1080 and 75 wouldn't be the best investment
Some freesync monitors are gsync compatible others less so. Freesyc and gsync are variable refresh rate technology. This means the monitor could run at 60hz when it's being served enough frames but if it's too demanding and you have lower frames the monitor could adjust to say 30hz to match the lower frames in an attempt to provide a better visual experience
@neon otter so get it right sorry my english isnt to good um im only playing at 1080p and i think the gtx 980 ti strix can only go around the 75 hertz of what the monitor can do so get the monitor right? thank you for answering me so fast by the way
i mean the card gtx 980 ti strix can only pull around 70 fps in modern games like modern warfare and battlefield v in 1080p thats what im thinking but im not 100% sure so get the monitor right since it has 1ms and 75hertz capability?
is there an equivalent monitor to the msi mag272cqr but with an ips display
144hz is neat
@deep dust you'll have to go for the 500$ range, and not from MSI then.
Iirc the Gigabyte fi27q
@quaint mist go with the MSI MAG272cqr, the other panel is tn...
@finite niche I'd rather get a 144hz monitor when possible for the future
Like a MSI g241
but is a gtx 980 ti strix capable of frames of 144hz
Lemme check again
on 1080p gaming
It doesn't need to be, it's a nice to have, I'd say it can do near 100fps
ok
It doesn't hurt to have a higher refresh rate than fps
ill make a call to my dad i told him a link he bought it but it was recent so we can still cancel it before they
Monitors can last a while
send it to my house
Alright lemme go check what 144hz monitors are in stock
Yes
Most freesync monitors are g sync compatible
just need to make sure it enabled in nvidia control panel
Ye ye
Would that be a decent monitor for someone who just wants to play WoW or similar? I'm not interested in a lot of the super demanding new titles.
hey im back
is it possible to buy a g sync monitor
instead
cuz i looked at
a 20 minute video trying to learn my english isnt to good and basically when u use a nvidia gpu on a free sync u dont get hdr
or just keeep going with the free sync
but with gysnc i dont know if its also compatible with an old gtx 980 ti strix asus
basically i blew a compressor air to make the pc new but still was made in 2015 so thats already 5 years gone by the next 5 years it will be totally unplayable where as the monitor will keep going
actually the monitor will be out of date to but
still decent
since bought in 2020
... I should have bought that monitor when you linked it. It's already out of stock again
@finite niche just as an info if a monitor doesn't have full array local dimming hdr is mostly just going to make the game look worse
Hey guys do you know if the msi optix monitors are g sync compatible
they are Freesync, at least my two MAG272C monitors are, which i heard will still work w/ Gsync? other than that idk
actually I just found this:
How do I use G-Sync on a FreeSync monitor?
Open Nvidia Control Panel.
Got to āDisplay: Set up G-SYNCā
Check āEnable G-SYNC G-SYNC Compatibleā and select your preferred options.
Select your monitor.
Check āEnable settings for the selected display modelā
Apply settings.
@muted shell I got G-sync running on my MAG241C sooo
@maiden oasis I'm pretty sure you should enable Freesync in the monitor settings
@visual pilot even if you do enable the monitor's Freesync the card still needs to have the Gsync turned on for it to work, at least from what it looks like both have to be done
yeah i did not write it, i just shared what i found lol plus maybe they figure Freesync is already active when they wrote it
quick question im back lol um is it possible to play a game on a new product monitor from msi but at the same time dont turn on vsync gsync or free sync
and just get high frames with tearing
but the reason i ask is because im using a desktop so even though i dont have any type of sync it will still produce a playable game
instead of a laptop thats limited to not a huge heat sink on the cpu
sure you can disable any kind of sync if you want to and then you'll just run at whatever hrz the monitor is set to and have any issues you would expect from a miss-matched fps
that is so cool moniyor
thoughts on the omen 27x
Way too expensive for what it is
Like TN panel at 550$ for 1440p
At 500$ you can easily get IPS panels
And a MAG272CQR is at 400$ with a VA panel, 165hz, 27in, 1440p, 1ms gtg
@raven pelican I don't see a reason to buy it unless it's <300
i want 1440p with high refresh rate
and thereās not many choices
i play a lot of rocket league
@raven pelican 400$ good monitor
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824475051
thatās very close hz with my current one iām trying to make a step in both directions with hz and visuals
what
@visual pilot 27x is expensive because it was one of the first 1440p 240hz monitors
ohhhhh
@covert solstice I was looking at the omen 27
not the x 27
@raven pelican what gpu you got
yuh omen has a confusing product line
because you're not gonna run 240fps 1440p unless you got like a 2080 ti
@raven pelican TN panel is still inadvisable, 650$ is very damn high price for a monitor, and unless you can somehow utilize that 240hz well, not a good deal at all.
i have a 2080 super
also i play rl with all very low settings
i donāt want graphics for that game i want the hz but i want the 1440p for other games
i get over 800 fps currently on rl
@visual pilot
Realistically speaking
Reason: Bad word usage
most monitors right now are crap at HDR
I mean
a lot of monitors "support" hdr
and unless it has like hdr400 certification
it wont be good
^
my point was about the brightness not hdr in particular
I mean
I'm pretty sure my monitor says it supports hdr
but anyways
TN is just usually the worst color and contrast, that's known.
^
Wait what monitor do you have @raven pelican so I can accurately roast cough give you god opinion on it
what exactly arre you looking for in a new monitor
Cause I'll be real with you
244hz aint that great
Unless you're a pro fps player or something
I suggest 144 hz
iām looking for the hz for rl
and then somewhat bette visuals while maintaining good fps in other games
@brave notch
rl is my fps
exhibit a
I don't think 244hz will help you that matchon games like rocket league
244 hz is literally for milisecond flick shots on CSGO or games like valorant where you need super fast reaction times
240hz is usually for fps games
There's a LTT video on it
eh
he did a whole research thing
esports and stuff you go 240hz 1080p most of the time
better looking game you go 1440p 144hz
youād be suprised the difference fps makes in that game
not as much in non-fps games
I feel little difference in 60hz and 144hz on strategy games
i donāt play strategy games
itās either fps
or rocket league
sometimes plane games
or flight sims
mhm
So what have we concluded
youre chilling
if anything just upgrade to a 1440p monitor
or 4k if you're so inclide
inclined
But I'd rather not suggest that 240hz 1440p monitor
there was someone here who I recommended this monitor and bought it used and was like wait
and i haven't heard from him since
so I hope he was happy with his purchase lmao
@raven pelican I can vouch for the monitor I sent you
How can I vouch
I have three of them
š
lol
the minimal branding and how sleek the monitor is, is dope
tn
iāve been using one for like 6 years
I mean if you're happy with it then stick to it
Strongly advised against
WE're just here to recommend you something
I mean I thought 60hz was good before I got my 144hz xD
then again iāve never not seen a TN panel
At the end of the day, you can always buy the monitor and return it if you don't like it
especially with amazon
you got 30 days for any reason i think
if only i could see what different panels looked like rn
lol
just buy something
an test it out
I guarantee you'll like the difference
imo 1440 p and 4k aren't that much diffrence
and 4k gaming is lowkey a niche thing
iām not doing 4k till you can get high fps on it lol
headass
I'll still recommend the MSI MAG272cqr
because no one has wanted them yet lol
no real need for them
esports wise they're pushing for 360hz on 1080p
at the end of the day it's our opinion and I suggest just doing what makes you happiest
idk what will make happiest
I try to give whatever I believe is best in your situation while saving money
but i know i was better visuals for some games and better hz for rl
ĀÆ_(ć)_/ĀÆ
lol
not wasting money on 244 hz monitor
Take a look at mag272cqr tho
send link?
he sent it earlier
