#old-monitors-and-tv
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umm, any other 1440p 240hz monitor
they are relatively new, but they arent 700
i think your paying the samsung tax on those
prob, but alot of gsync/compatible are expensive
i tried x34p acer predator and lg 850 gsync one those 2 over 700 and youtube looked very bad movements
heres an example
its not that much cheaper
27 yea over priced 32 is about there though
also, i assume you have the 2080 super required to drive this display?
atleast with the other 2 older models everything ran nicely
eh i dropped down in most games because i wanna upgrade to 3080ti or 3090 from 1080ti
destiny 2 runs max 5120x1440 easily
ok, so you plan to upgrade your gpu as well
good
personally, if your gonna go all out, the g9 sounds like a good investment
of course, not gonna spend the major money for 2080ti when price to performance is so minumal
if you get like a 5+ year warrenty on the g9, get it
otherwise, i think you should avoid it, because you do not want something this expensive failing after only 3 years of use
not sure dont see under preorder on other sites, the other ones i think were not that high, samsung typically has lower warranties
could be different on these dunno
if i was looking to dump 1700 on a monitor, i would want like a 5 year warrenty on the thing
others 1yr
so when the time comes, see what the monitor comes with, and see how much it costs to extend it
previous models
yea there is no listing of warranty on any site right now, even samsung
id hope its higher but its new so who knows
well i know what i did was with others i had an issue i bought locally and exchanged.. and then just returned.. that would be more of a pain with newegg since shipping
Do I hook up my monitor with a vga or a hdmi
hdmi, unless your monitor or gpu don't have hdmi
Ok so like I have my monitor hooked up to my computer with hdmi but nothing is showing up am I missing something?
So I'm running an AMD 3600, Radeon Rx 5600 xt, and 16 gigs of ddr4-3000. Is it worth it to get a 1440 144hz monitor for gaming (apex legends, league, maybe New World when it comes out) or just a 1080 144hz? 27 inches either way.
@tardy charm did you plug in your hdmi cable to video card or motherboard
To the hdmi port in the back
@hidden grotto no way a 5600xt pushes 1440p144 unless you're playing older games
...which hdmi port in the back
The only one I see
What sir
Lemme see
is it plugged into the video card or the motherboard
Assistance has arrived
do you have a list of specs?
Oh wait
if you are using a processor with integrated graphics and no video card, then plug the cable into the motherboard
if you have a video card, plug into the video card
I see poets with things in them I assume to protect them try that?
@graceful tree all low settings maybe
Ports
ports that are blocked?
Yeah
Use that one then?
and plug hdmi in there
Yank em
Ok
if you were plugging hdmi into motherboard that's why you got no signal
motherboard port uses integrated graphics
and even if your processor has integrated graphics the bios usually disables it automatically if a video card is detected
Imagine having a gpu and running on integrated the whole time
i would do that 
as for ryzen, only the ones labelled with "G" have integrated graphics
yeah that's exactly why most bios disable integrated graphics when gpu is found @maiden wedge
but i've seen a few stories of people doing that
Oh fun windows has encountered an unexpected error
someone bought a new gaming pc, ran it for 5 years getting total crap fps and thought that was just how it was supposed to perform
Intel igpu
then someone told them they plugged the cable into igpu instead of dgpu
Dang
That must've been the biggest bruh moment of his life
all that money wasted 
By that point the gpu is already old lol
yup
Oh so what do I do if this is showing this
I restarted it but it brought me back to this screen
so you clicked ok before and it didn't work?
guess ibuypower is back to shipping prebuilts that won't boot then...
lol
might need to do your own windows install
think this discussion should move to #windows-ios now that the display part is figured out lol
Yeah probs lol
Well if u have access to another pc and have a usb, download windows installer
Find out what version of windows it comes with install same, windows key is stored on motherboard but should also be on back of pc as sticker if prebuilt or in accessory info box
Go into bios and have it boot directly to usb
So I'd rather have a 1080 at 144 hz than a 1440 at like 60 or 75hz
Sorry that was a question since I'm using a Radeon 5600. Budget is around $300
can anyone recommend a good 2k or 4k monitor?
about how much clearance do the clamps for monitor mounting generally require?
i just picked up a huge desk for a steal on fb marketplace. the lip on the back is not very long at all, was sort of concerned
Hi, recently my brother in law gave me a new monitor and windows just doesn't want to detect it. I've watch tons of videos that tell me to update my drivers for my gpu but that doesn't work. So please, if anyone knows how to resolve this issue, ping me or private message me. Thanks.
I've changed the hdmi cable, switched to the display port. Nothing works
What's the best 1080p 144 hz ips monitor?
Looking for a budget 200 dollars 75 1080p monitor
^ ASUS VA24EHE 23.8” Monitor, 1080P, Full HD, IPS, 75Hz, HDMI D-Sub DVI-D, Adaptive-Sync / FreeSync, VESA wall mountable, Eye Care, Flicker-free and Low Blue Light
Using this one as a secondary, out of stock on Amazon though 😦 but would recommend.
will Acer Predator XB273k monitor work with my PS4?
I'm actually looking for the best biggest fastest Monitor for under $1500 to use on my PS4 to get a better PVP experience on Destiny 2 and other 1st person shooter games.
just get a lg oled tv instead.. i mean if you are just gonna console game...?
@deep surge https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/c9-oled
120hz and gsync compatible if you ever hook pc to it, rtx n up though support or 1660.. and hdmi 2.1 so its ready for next cards
Can I get a fast response time on that. I'm looking for at least 4ms.
the one piranha linked is under 4ms
yea may as well get a tv, its oled so gonna be amazing
and if pc use gsync
thats 1499 though, unless you find a deal
can someone recommend a good gaming monitor, 144hz
Okay so I've been going back and forth for a few days trying to find a good ips 1080p 144hz game monitor to pair with my Radeon 5600. Looks like most are sold out on Newegg. Any suggestions? Preferably around $200
Theres a lot of 1080p 144hz panels. MSI, LG, and AOC should all have good prices on ips and va panels
I have an lg ultragear 1080p IPS 144hz monitor and its great
Lol bottleneck calculator
Bottleneck != lag
I get a solid 20 fps i7-4790 / GT 730 😎
Is this a userbenchmark tool?
The GPU is definitely weighing the CPU down, but 77.32% is a bit much
The site also doesn't have every CPU and GPU in existence
It has GT 730 😳
Lol
And only one CPU 😦
is a i5 2400 and gtx 1650 good combo or nah?
First part arrived today! Currently have it hooked up to a chromebook as a secondary display until I get the rest of my build, but I will say for $90 this monitor is quite good.
What display is that Chris?
Acer sb220q
not the best specs but I’m working on a budget setup so it’s still pretty good
@maiden wedge if you could find a PC with an I5 4460 that would go well with a 1650.
Intol
Any good deals currently for monitors?
Newegg has a sale on a bunch of stuff rn I think
@turbid star don’t forget that tasty AMD freesync
Yes
my old monitor was also an Acer but was from 2014 so it had less than 720p and a 5 ms response
I mean it is a $90 display
and it’s a lot bigger than what most reviews made it out to be
whats a good 24" 144hz curved monitor i was looking at a MSI one
What's a good monitor setup for gaming?
the one you can afford


Do most monitors tend to have matte or glossy finishes?
Hey so I’m using an external monitor with my laptop, it’s capable of 144hz and I decided to use 120hz and now my games are capped at 60fps. Yes vsync is off
Any help
Actually nvm found the issue, for some reason, duplicate mode caps it. Weird.
Most today have matte, but some like most of apples displays are glossy @buoyant prism
Hey all. How much should I expect to pay for a 1440p and >100 Hz monitor, preferably 27" or larger?
400$ @worn pulsar
Ouch
I like the mag272cqr as a good 1440p 144hz monitor, that's 400$, so that's usually the baseline for me in terms of price
And is curved a meaningful feature for gaming?
Well you don't usually pay extra for curved and curved looks nice
There are some closer to 300$ tho
And some of those are decent
If I can get a 32" Freesync 75Hz IPS 1440p for $200, is that good in spite of the 75 Hz?
Not really, also 32inch 1440p doesn't look as good as 27inch 1440p
I thought so. I mean, I've only known 60 Hz my entire life
If you only have 200$ to spend, a good 1080p 144hz monitor can be good
It's all personal opinion, but my opinion is once you go 144hz you can't go back :p
Also, it's harder to run 1440p than it is 1080p
So what GPU do you have?
I was convinced to splurge on a 2070 super
Which I'm already regretting spending that much, and it hasn't even come in yet, hah
Totally worth it 🙂 1440p 144hz is amazing
Okay, I've found a 144 Hz monitor with 2560x1440 resolution in my budget
The AOC CQ27G1
@worn pulsar best time to buy computer hardwares are during black friday cyber monday and xmas. So if you're not in a hurry to get stuff I'd wait for those 50% off.
I'd rather not get cheaply-made electronics specially made for cheaply-marketed holidays.
Fricken m00d
Around how much to get a 144hz monitor ball park range?
Maybe between 100-500ish. 1440p 144hz panel are more expensive
You can find 1080p 100-250
Finally ordered the aw2521hf, but will have too wait around a month for it to get to me (epedimic why you do this to me 😢 )
I want a 1440p 144hz display and a 1080p 240hz display. Are there any good but affordable ones out there?
Gotta say budget :P
Hello, I have a request from a friend. Does anyone have a good monitor or direction to point me to that matches these requirements?
"$300 max, if it's only like $10 or $20 dollars above that, it might be okay
whatever hertz you think is best i guess
24in curved or not curved is OK
27in curved or not curved is OK
32inc must be curved cuz big
1080p unless you think 1440p is better? i have no idea
idk what HDR is but if it's good and i can use it that'd be cool i guess
at least Display Port 1.2 and an HDMI slot, preferrably 2 hdmi slots, but it's not a big deal if it only has one
important that it's got good quality picture not blurry text/eye care stuff is nice
Curved would be ideal i think but it's okay if not, I'd rather not fixate and narrow myself"
HDR is pricey. 1080p vs 1440p depends on if your rig can handle it. Same with refresh rate
1080 is my recommendation, 120 hz imo
Working with those
Wait do hdr tns exist @solemn sapphire
Or is that redundant
They do exist but they won't be great. You can get a 1080p ips 144hz display in that budget, I wouldn't go TN. But what are your specs?
She has 1060 gtx
I'm not certain on the processor but it's at most 6th gen processor
Since only ddr3
Yeah, 1080. She probably won't be able to fully utilize a 144hz display, but if she has the budget, her next rig may be able to
Yeah that's what I was thinking was because of scalability but if it doesn't matter then nbd
Otherwise you could get a 1080p 60hz ips and save money. But then if she gets a nice rig a few years down the road she'll want to updgrade
I personally prefer the color over the slightly better response times of most TN displays.
I don't notice any display lag in my games with my 4ms ips display
How about for console gaming input?
I heard a lot of TVs have awful input response time regarding wireless controllers and such
@solemn sapphire @visual pilot what do you two think? Since that would also be the intention
?
of course you want the lowest latency possible at all times but
it isn't as important for console gaming since the latency and input lag is already bad
afaik
Yh, I'm PCMR, idk about console input lag
Is HDR mostly on high end monitors? I heard for lower monitors even if they have HDR certification it still leads to a bad HDR expience.
Good HDR monitors are generally quite expensive, yes.
When I was at my grandparents house and the only thing I could play games on was the PS4 I picked it up to play The Crew and promptly realized just how much latency the first ever 4K TV and the first ever PS4 has
Even though The Crew is an arcade game, coddles you through driving, it makes it cripplingly difficult for someone used to racing sims
All of it makes it cripplingly difficult
I need to try plugging my PS3 into a normal monitor to see what difference that makes in latency
can someone help me rq
Does anyone have a gigabyte G32QC 32" 165Ghz 1440p monitor, if so how do you like it?
is the difference between lcd and led monitors very apparent
i have 3 monitors and i dont know which to choose, need someone with some more knowledge then me to help
@solemn sapphire
I would see if you can find an ips display at a better framerate, because better color than tn and better refresh than va. But decide for yourself, then get a refresh rate approriate for your rig
thanksssss
i needs little more money for that samsung odessy g9 lol
damn
aoc ag353ucg this monitor only in uk whyyyy
fald 512 zones hdr1000 38inch wide monitor
i mean 35 inch
gsync ultimate hah
Asus 165Hz .. 1 ms .. IPS .. QHD >> 666$
Asus 165Hz .. 0.5 ms .. TN .. FHD >> 399$
which one should I take ? or which one worth it !
1440p?
oh
fhd qhd is confusing
Why not Asus 165hz 1ms IPS 1440p at 430$? @carmine mist
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WQ4FXY9/
it is the exact one that I was asking about >> one of my friends outside the US what to buy it the Shipping & Import Fees Deposit cost $233.85.
because of that I wrote 666$ instead of 429$
want to*
Does anyone know if the Samsung - Odyssey CHG7 Series C32HG70QQN monitor is any good? Looking to replace my current monitor that has either dead pixels or an insect inside it.
@languid walrus I read it has bad ghosting supposidly atleast on reviews.. there is always the new one though but its 799
What do you guys think of this monitor for my 1060 (will upgrade in future) https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-ultragear-27-ips-led-qhd-freesync-and-g-sync-compatable-monitor-with-hdr-black/6401809.p?skuId=6401809
@solemn sapphire
i need a monitor thats 27inch 1080p and has a 144hrz anyone got anyone got any
@fast basin ASUS VG278QR .. good option if you are a gamer or want fast response time .. but if you're looking for great colors it won't be good because it is TN panel ..
@pseudo sparrow great monitor according to the specs and numbers .. great upgrade
Yes, that is a solid display @pseudo sparrow
If you can avoid it, I would not buy from best buy. Do keep in mind a 1060 will struggle a little with gaming at 1440p, but you can probably get away with it on low settings
I would want to upgrade my setup and gpu whenever ddr5 is released
I have a 3080 rtx in mind
@solemn sapphire I also can't find this exact monitor anywhere else zzz
On average how much fps do you lose moving from 1080p to 1440p?
What GPU do you have?
@pseudo sparrow
Fair enough. I think DDR5 will take a good long time to be widely accepted. But that sounds like a great plan
My plan was to get ddr5 when 11th gen is released, 3080 would be out by then
Idk if it gets too long, I'll just utilize the 3080 rtx with my 7700k
Since that will be this year
And I don't wanna get a z490 if ddr5 is around the corner
Will 11th gen be ddr5? I thought it was supposed to go in the same socket as 10th gen
I'm very certain it's next year @versed bridge
But yes
I know that ddr5 and ddr3 will have the same pins
Least rumors say
Aah
Nvm
Rumors are wrong
LOL
Wait ddr4 and 5 would be backwards compatible? @solemn sapphire
I'm not trolling I'm genuinely asking I swear LOL
No, lemmie see if I can get a visual
Ok
Ooh the notch
That makes sense... don't know why I did not consider that :/
@solemn sapphire I was asking this before in general but you seem to know a lot more about displays so I'm curious
Is overclocking a 144 hz display safe to do, so it performs at 144 hz?
Are there 4k monitors that don't require overclocking?
Something I myself am in the market for, I know I mentioned the QHD one, but I really do want 4k for scalability LOL
You don't need to OC a 4k display. There are 144hz versions (they will cost you).
We recently posted a hands-on experience about the QNIX 2710, and now we’ll cover how to overclock a monitor’s refresh rate to exceed the stock 60Hz. -
I'd like to have a 4k 144 hz that doesn't require it, since that can damage the hardware
I understand it would cost me an arm and a leg
I honestly wouldn't get a 4k display myself. Like QHD is easier to handle and Uhd isn't that much better. But if you want it and have the money and the rig... go for it
I have this in mind LOL
hello i have a i5 9600kf and a rx5700xt can i do 1440p gaming with like good fps and quality ?
Yep 1440p ~60 FPS is easy @echo acorn
is it worth it ? like i want a 27 inch monitor either 1080p or 1440p , you think i should go 1440 ?
From what I have seen most people prefer 24 inches for 1080p while 1440p for 27 inch monitors
ok ok for more pixel per inch rigth ?
yeah kinda. I personally dont have issue with bigger screens on 1080p but 1440p monitors do look better especially on larger screens. if you're gaming id go for at least 144hz so if you cant afford 1440p at 144 hz, go with a 1080 if it doesnt bother you
if you get a 60hz, the most you can actually see on screen is 60fps. 144, you can get up to 144fps depending on what your gpu can output for the game at whatever settings
An honest question, but what do you think about the Axer Predator X27 Pbmiphzx 27"? @fallen aspen
seems expensive for what it is imo
but im not super savy with monitors so there may be something im missing
why do you ask
I'd like to know if it's a good 4k 144 hz IPS HDR with very good brightness
i mean its got good features the only thing i dont like is that it's 4k and the response time is 4ms.
i think it has high color accuracy but not 100% on that
4K isnt really good on windows
or its not great
but also i just wouldnt spend 1800 on a monitor 🤷♂️
i mean personally even then.
if you want my opinion look for a 144hz 1440p monitor with a 1ms response time if you're gaming
you certainly wont do bad with that monitor if you want it but I wouldnt personally. seems overpriced
Do we have good suggestions for IPS displays?
@copper scarab And please I'd like your input too
One is 260$ one is 430$, whichever you can afford
@visual pilot My heart is telling me to get the $1,170 4k monitor LOL
Help me make good decisions
hey guys, i need a 75hz 1080p monitor, any suggestions?
Budget?
So, I'm planning on getting triple monitors (please don't ask why), is it okay if I get a 240Hz .5ms monitor in the middle and on the left and right, it's a 75hz 1ms monitor?
Why 😎
lol
Yeah I think so, don't see any issue with different refresh rate monitors
😳

https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824236994 is anyone able to find the height of the bottom bezel of the monitor?
Because I'm trying to get the 75Hz monitors with the same width for the bottom bezel since my OCD would kick in if they weren't aligned
Nevermind, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WVN1N8C I just based it off the eye, well, hope it doesnt trigger my OCD too much
ips most dont have any good brightness also most stay at 120hz, atleast gsync versions 😦
?
Unless you pay top dollar for the good "quantom dot" ones yeah
That have like 400-600 average nits
Sometimes 1k but that's like absolute maximum
Doesn't mean anything though without good contrast
Err, HDR doesn't mean anything without good contrast and brightness*
hey any good 1440p 27inch monitors with free sync and curved and that are not crazy expensive ? its for gaming mostly thank you
i was thinking about this one(AOC C27G1) but if you all have other idea please tell me
Does anyone know a fix for a monitor screen that isn’t cracked or anything but there’s lines going across and appears like the screen is cracked. Besides buying a new one?
What sort of lines across the screen?
@teal pebble Can you dm a picture?
Here's the monitor:
I would appear that the LCD itself is cracked
Probably. You might be able to find a fix, but it will end up costing almost as much as a new monitor and involve potential hazmat materials
Yeah I thought so. Thanks for the help
What are your thoughts on a 24” 1080p IPS monitor at 60Hz with a 6ms response time? Costs around 90 usd
Aight
@teal pebble your description means the display is defective
Not damaged, defective
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GD5XG5G?tag=pcpapi-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1 is this monitor any good?
@cosmic current looks like it’s on the pricier side but it’s got a bunch of good reviews
lmao was looking at a similar one from asus and it was actually more expensive
Find the best monitor arm by monitor count, mount type, color and price on Amazon.
Thank you kindly.
C-Clamp, Grommet, Wall which of these which is best for ikea wooden desk
i would assume you want a c clamp
okay
@maiden wedge since your desk is hollow more than likely (unless you got a glass top) I would personally go with a good wall mount instead.
it isnt
its a bamboo desk
im looking for a white adjustable mount
I found Office Star Ascend II Single Arm Monitor Stand, White. it's $115 but is it a good mount?
Alright so should I get a 24" monitor with 144hz refresh or stick with my second monitor as my main whichever has FreeSync but only has 75hz refresh but it's 27"
*which
English please
Primary monitor is the one that usually has the higher refresh rate
But it’s up to you
For my system I couldn’t have my 75Hz as my main one... it wouldn’t let me set my 165Hz above 75Hz. So I had to change my 165Hz to be primary, but that’s all software, nothing to do with irl placement
Well my main monitor as of rn I'm pretty is only running at 60hz and has no FreeSync
*pretty sure is
But I bought that a long time ago and was planning on giving it to my friend along with my pc
You’re just giving away your PC o_0
And I'll be upgrading it slowly
Ya we have an apt together
But he only has a switch
No game console or anything
And it pains me to see him with limited desk space taken up by his TV so he has to do school work on a laptop in the living room instead of his actual room
chromebook
chromebook 
Exactly
Is 144hz really that crispy in order to upgrade or just buy a TV instead and use the 27" as my main
144Hz is as smooth as the smoothest silkiest butter you’ve ever seen
Transition to 144Hz from 75Hz is so great
I just recently did it and oooooh 
am I really gonna be lookin like this
Seen some nice ones on sale for $170-$180 ish
I got mine refurb for $140
144 is literally light and day
i tried turning game settings up to get around 100 fps
and wow from 144 its literally impossible to play on
When you are thinking to either return a monitor just because of one dead pixel or to keep it.
If it was sold as new, I'd try to get partial refund or replacement, otherwise return
But I'm a picky buyer
Did you guys see aoc's dead pixel warranty?
You have to have dead pixels in a row to be able to return it. Basically, your entire screen could look like a checkerboard of dead pixels and they wouldn't care lol
does 4ms response time really make a difference compared to 1ms??
no
W
Amazon.com: VIOTEK GFV24C 24-Inch Ultra-Thin 144Hz Gaming Monitor | 1080P 4ms (OD) | G-Sync-Compatible FreeSync FPS/RTS | HDMI DP 3.5mm | Zero-Tolerance Dead Pixel Policy (VESA): Computers & Accessories
this ok??
okok thx
Damn this samsung odyssey monitor is delayed
Ugh, sucks was hoping to enjoy this weekend with it
rip
Yea prob monday no fun at all
Hey guys, I'm hoping to get some suggestions for a good computer monitor mount. Is this the best forum to ask in?
Any recommendations for a 4K monitor that’s at least 30 inches?
So Im looking at Getting a new monitor. I want it to be 27-32 inches and 144hz Minimum refresh but under $220 USD any suggestions
Also 1080p or higher screen resolution
I gotchu my boyy
Westinghouse WC27PX9019 27" Full HD 1920 x 1080 144Hz 5ms 2xHDMI DisplayPort AMD FreeSync Technology Flicker-Free USB 3.0 Hub Low Blue Light Eye Care Widescreen Backlit LED Curved Gaming Monitor
https://www.newegg.com/product/N82E16824569009
@nova estuary
Westinghouse WM27PX9019 27" Full HD 1920 x 1080 144Hz 5ms HDMI VGA DisplayPort AMD FreeSync Technology Flicker-Free Edgeless Design Eye Care Technology Widescreen Backlit LED Gaming Monitor
https://www.newegg.com/product/N82E16824569006
This is the same thing but cheaper lmao^^
This a curved one
The tuf one?
preorder
yeah I know]
Fr
Does that include the bezels??(I'm assuming not)
Yeah It Comes with it
Im on the Asus Site Looking at it now
Hehe It has Built In Crosshairs for When I play Modern Warfare
I'm pretty sure the measurement is just screen
most monitors have built in crosshairs
Yeah. I have a 32inch toshiba Regza TV right now and with the Bezels its more like 27 viewable
Only thing It doesnt have is AMD Freesync but with that kind of Refresh Rate I dont think I would have to worry about it
ASUS Site says 75hz but Amazon says 144hz
NM Im Wrong
Dammit
@patent lagoon Only issue with the Westinghouse is the Sale ends in 3 days and Im waiting for my federal Tax Return still
And Why so Many 24 inch screens. I need 27 to 32
Im a Graphic Designer and Adobe Software Likes 120hz or higher since they released the 2020 version. 2019 was fine with 60hz
Its Cool
How's the 5500Xt??
Good. havent had any problems with it on PCIe 3.0
My CPU doesnt support 4.0 even though my mtoherboard does
@patent lagoon @visual pilot LG 32MN500M-B 31.5" 16:9 FreeSync IPS Monitor https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1560684-REG/lg_32mn500m_b_32_full_hd_ips.html?ap=y&smp=y
144
June 2020 · LG · 31.5 in · 1920 x 1080 · LED Backlit · HDMI · 144 Hz · Gaming · 1080p · IPS Panel
Dam Google Did it to me. Gave me the wrong Info
Freesync for AMD. G-Sync is Nvidia
Yeah Only If I had a Monitor that could handle it
32MN500M-B 31.5" 16:9 Full HD 144Hz IPS Monitor with AMD FreeSync
Same One I was looking at on B&H but at least this one says the Refresh
True
Im going to go with that one since its a 144 and Under 200
Gg
Thinking about an IPS monitor. Still deciding between 1080 and 1440. Any thoughts from current users or converters?
IPS monitors are great, and VA monitors are good, VA can usually be found for cheaper if IPS doesn't fit in your budget
Since you're aiming for a 5700xt, 1080p and 1440p are both viable in terms of your compute power
1440p is harder to run, but those who do, don't regret it much like @languid badge iirc
I think I saw somewhere about not all games supporting 1440p, which is fine. Just curious if 1080p on a 1440p is possible? If so would it create some sort of problem?
Well 1080p in games can be displayed on a 1440p monitor, just stretched usually
Also most modern games support 1440p and 4k, it's older games that have issues
Ooo so I could just adjust the resolution so it is not stretched? Even though it does not take full advantage of the monitor.. if this is the way gaming is going then why not get a 1440
Like you can't switch the pixel count of your monitor from 1440p to 1080p, but the images displayed could be stretched
1440p is said to be ideal for gaming, not as hard to run as 4k, looks great, and 144hz+ panels are becoming more affordable
OOic. so the 1440p represents the pixel count of the monitor.
?
I personally like higher refesh and high refresh 1080p is what I could afford
Well normal 1440p and 1080p
@languid badge they got a 5700xt so I feel like it's worth 1440p 144hz
It's not like they can't get high frame rates in 1440p
Trying to find the right balance based on the PC build I am thinking of.
Oh yea and what's the budget for the monitor?
I play most games on ultra and the demanding titles rarely ever hit 144FPS at 1080p on ultra settings
like I'm playign Ark on Ultra, only getting like 90 FPS max
The Monitor I am going to be getting is 32 inch and 144hz 1080p
hmm well things look to be $300-$600 so like $450 ideal?
I remember seeing benchmarks with ~100fps or higher on 5700xt and 1440p
On like division 2
Ark ofc is not optimised
this at 90FPS is perfectly fine too me, it's pretty, and a decent frame rate 😄
400-500$ is all you need for a good 1440p monitor
The One Im getting at 1080p is under 200
~200$ is what you would expect for 1080p 144hz
^ about the cost of my 1080p 165Hz
Wait cad or usd
Hey Its better than not having a High Refresh Rate that Works With Adobe Creative Cloud very well
USD
Alexander
Oh Sorry
Because your list was in cad
CAD
I'll take a look at cad prices, but usually good 1440p monitors are Mag272cqr and Fi27q
I am seeing upwards of 450-600 for the monitors that match my preferences.
Usually 400 usd and 500 usd
Ahh ic.
I was on pcpartpicker and forgot to convert to CAD. I saw some builds I really liked then had my dreams crushed after seeing the conversion rate lol
Nearly forgot about vg27aq
it will use your local vendors
Yeah I switched it. Is there a way to perma switch it?
oo that is nice. I like the larger size but dayum I never knew monitors could be so expensive.
NGL a lot of games I play either don't get very high FPS on ultra settings or aren't really the kind of games that benifit from high FPS XD
Fi27q out of stock
Yea true
@jolly portal are you planning on playing more fps games or more scenic rpg games
I was thinking of a better monitor to try and "future proof"
I like games in general
Little bit of this little bit of that.
Because it's definally worth 1440p for the looks if you like exploring game worlds
But for competitive fps games where you want to squeeze out every frame you can get, it ain't too great
The larger monitor could also double up as a netflix thing too so it is an investment I am willing to make
Not a competitive gamer.
At least not yet lol
Anyways out of those 2 I'd go vg27aq for the IPS panel
I'd say a 1440p 165hz monitor should future proof you for quite a few years
there is kinda a thing where you have to pick 2 out of 3 things for your games: Resolution, FPS, and Graphical Quality
you can have any 2 but not all 3
usually
I am okay with resolution and graphical quality based on what I plan to do
I opt for FPS and Quality and leave behind the resolution 🙂
FPS mainly to do with gaming? What about for watching movies?
Netflix or youtube etcetc
Movies are pre recorded at like 30fps so doesn't really matter
Ooo
for watching Movies movies are never actually in 1440p, it's either 1080p or 4K usually
but really, lets be honest, you can enjoy a movie in 1080p jsut fine, it's a passive experience at a low frame rate

I mean movies were made for tvs in mind yaknow, 30fps 1080p stretched to like 50in
there is a huge difference between passively watching something and playing a game and looking for spesific things, like a certain Dino in the distance in ark
Yea
Games are where you can really see the difference and where higher resolutions really shine
movies put what they want you to see in shot spesifically so you can see them, games you are actively looking for things to see
All the background details
All the lighting
Etc
Yea movies you're just passively watching
Games are more interesting, and you'll notice more of the details as you're looking
More engaging
it's why i'm content to even use my phone and switch as a movie screen
Whoa so much new found knowledge thank you!
very few movies will ask you to look way into the distance in a shot, even then it's cinematic, they can just show you what's in the distance with a jump cut or pan
not many movies do the whole first person/found footage where a bigger screen would be benificial
I like the thought of 1440p offering more real estate on the screen for multi tasking
Does that make sense?
well there is always the option for multimonitor in that case
Not in need of multi monitors yet. I do have this super old macbook pro (mid2010) I can always use as a second set up to google stuff or discord.
I game full screen on a high quality monitor then on the side I have things like discord on a much lower quality monitor
So many people have second monitors dedicated to discord
or put youtube vids on one and discord on the other
I don't really see a need personally
One of the main reasons for wanting to build a PC is because this laptop is soooo old lol.
Lol
I updated the HDD to SSD and threw in some more ram. That was about all I could do. Was wanting to up the GPU but that is a nono 😦
Oh hey you leveled up you can send links now
Sorry I am getting off topic here.
well yea.. and it's a mac book, meaning it automatically has 50% less performance than similar cost machines of the time
Oh sweet

I was considering that route but I figured why not just build a gaming PC and keep this laptop as a daily driver for basic tasks.
Oh yea forgot to mention, but for windows 10, you can get a key from eBay for like 3$, and they work 90% of the time
Linux is free if you're into that
Save me about $100 there
I got 2 keys a while back, both works. Many people here got keys from eBay that worked
Do not know much about Linux. Growing up it always appeared to be shamed but that is because I and most likely a lot of people do not know much about OS?
Only concern is will all games new and old run on Linux?
Heh I don't know too much about Linux but I assume @versed bridge would be glad to explain. There are multiple distros (versions)
Righto. Maybe I can ask in the OS channel as to not stray too far off topic.
It's a group of different distros and OS
What am I doing?
Linux for a gaming PC
All I know is that it gives the user more control, compatibility is a bit off, but still decent
Compatibility with games is still a bit rough. It depends on what games you want to play
Steam does a lot of the work for game compatibilities
There's also the windows vm in Linux route but that's complicated
Vm is less than ideal
I don't really know what's compatible and what isnt
So if not the most compatible for gaming. Linux is good for people who really like to tinker with software?
For tinkering, it is wonderful
Icic. Still very new to all of this. Trying to get my head wrapped around hardware. I suppose software would be the next level.
Yeah, if you want to learn computers, I would recommend Linux
Dual boot is an option, Idrk how to set it up but
Yeah. One thing that you can do is install both Linux and windows, then run windows for games and Linux for other stuff
That's what I do
Basically you just separate your harddrives/ssds into to bits, one for windows and one for LInux
Then every time you turn on your coputer, you can pick whether you want to run Linux or Windows right then
Cool. So separating means dedicating a drive to either linux of windows?
If I do get into learning more about software then I will probably use my NVME for windows gaming and grab a second SDD for linux
No, you can have different parts of the same drive
Ooo IC
I have a one terabyte SSD, with 700GB for linux and 300GB for windows
So a NVME for windows and linux and use a larger SSD for game storage.
Or HDD for games honestly
Cheaper?
Yeah
Only a little bit slower for data transfer?
Yeah, slower
Which would be totally fine as I do not need insane speeds. I budgeted for a 1TB NVME as my main to avoid that issue.
Cool
Load times don't matter to much on SSD vs HDD unless the load time is very long otherwise, or you load often
While 1tb is quite a bit of spaces, it's bad practice to fill a SSD up to the brim
If you're just going to be tinkering on Linux and not gaming, you just need about 100GB or so of storage for it
What is a good percentage to fill it up too then? 70%?
Somewhere around there
Good to know Bob thanks! Any recommendations on what I can learn to tinker on? Or will google show me my options.
Depends on what you want to tinker with mostly
Makes sense. Okay then I will look into it further when the time comes. Thanks for the introduction into the world of Linux Bob! Also thanks again Mr1111 for the help.
Np
Honestly can't go wrong with ubuntu
Ubuntu is a good starter
Or just use vmware workstation or virtualbox to test drive various linux distros
for me my tinkering is mostly palying with Java programing and CPUs have gotten so fast a lot of the old memes about java being "slow" aren't as realivant any more

You're welcome
Eh, backend stuff is still reliant on C++
Java is decent, but I would recommend python if you want to learn programming
/r/relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/353/
As someone that only learned java I would've liked to just learn Python
it's just personal preference I grewup with Java programming
I have seen the name Python pop up more and more here and there.
Learn java for object oriented programming, C/C++ for memory management/pointers and stuff, Python just to grow an interest in coding without burning out.
Python is really fun
OOP
https://www.codingame.com/
This is a fun place to test your skills
It all hurts brain
Java is good if you learn it properly... piss poor if someone teaches it in the method of "create an entire class inside an argument for a input"
If brain hurt is what you want - look into HDL's like ABEL or Verilog.
Java is okay
I'm actually bad at programing
Verilog isn't too bad tbh
But idrc
It's just not really that useful anymore
I can do stuff
I like verilog 🙂
Java just works
Except when it doesn't
It's something you know works, not efficiently, not easily, not quickly, but works
Well that's with all code
yeah
I usually go python if I want flexibility and ease of design, and c++ if I want speed
It's like the most mediocre language

That said c++ is a really hard language to write
Once you really understand c or c++ though, you will have a super solid understanding of computers
I gotta git gud
You wanna git gud, use git 🙂
Hub
Or lab
I actually don't use gitlab though
Kinda ironic for someone who is as big a Linux freak as I am but oh well
I don't use git, but I do backup different versions of my code locally
not the ideal solution, but better than nothing
Just use git
Version control 
would yall get a 144hz over a 120hz monitor??
nvm
they dont sell a darn thing at 120hz for a decent price
What do you consider a decent price? I am also trying to decide on a monitor but as a first time builder it blew me away how much they can cost.
I am looking for IPS 1440p ~24"-31" currently. Not urgently though. Do not mind waiting until I see a good deal.
27in is the sweet spot for size for 1440p
Agreed
So I was having this issue in the past but it appeared to have gone away by changing my Chrome theme (???). Sometimes, my monitor just goes black. It's a fade to black. The situation before the weird theme fix:
Monitor went black for a second or two when clicking links that went to a different page on Chrome.
The situation now:
Playing a video full screen makes it fade to black, but only one portion of the video.
I start the video in non-fullscreen and it works fine. I full screen and my monitor blanks out. After a bit, the picture comes back. I can make it black out again by going back to that part of the video (pressed the left arrow key).
It's really weird because it's a nice fade to black, almost as if it were intentional.
In case it matters, yes my GPU (1660S) and my monitor (ASUS VG245) support HDCP.
The VG245 is running at 75Hz.
And the issue only happens with this monitor. My other ASUS one doesn't do it, neither does my CRT.
It is connected through an HDMI cable that I am pretty sure is HDMI1.4 (it says HDMI with Ethernet), and is directly plugged into my GPU.
Oh peck, it just happened on Chrome again..
It happens on Firefox when going in/out of fullscreen on videos.
Couldn't find a stock here in my area for the monitor Asus VG279Q, can someone else recommend me a 144hz monitor? budget 200$
AOC 27" CQ27G2U
im a bit worried but shall I buy? ping me when answering please
@astral gale it seems to be really good
75hz Refresh
Theres a few like it at that low of a Refresh that are dirt cheap. I found a LG 31.5 144hz Refresh 1080p for just under 200 USD
WWW
What's the best panel??
I would have to say a ASUS one at 75hz If your really working on a budget
More odd behavior on my 75hz monitor: https://photos.app.goo.gl/kXAySy9RJQaZpNNJ6
I can't full-window certain settings.
It'd be great to find a fix as rn it makes the monitor unusable.
when I play games after a few minutes my monitor will disconnect from gpu and gpu fans would go super loud. Also, the issue only happens on my gaming monitor and not my other one. Someone please help.
benq xl2411p or do i get a different monitor ping me if u have feedback
Oh my peck I may have fixed it.
I turned ASCR off in the monitor settings and now I can fullscreen my settings app!
any good 1440p 27" monitors to keep in mind??
gigabyte has some good ones
looking for under $300
Question... what's best, the samsung odyssey g7 or alienware AW3420DW ?
@young isle samsung odyssey g7...
but im curious- what specs do you have that meet 240hz on 2k?
also alienware sucks
too overpriced
am about to get a either a 10900k or ryzen 9 3950x with 2080 super or gonna wait for the new stuff to get released... not sure yet
hm
@young isle for what games?
I think I can reccomend a better one..
also I would wait- 30- series nvidia is gonna be announced in a couple months, then released shortly after- so rtx 20- series price will go down
@charred rain yeh i was gonna wait for them to release the new stuff. I'm interested to hear your recommendation...
Cod, battlefield, gta, star wars, big AAA games... the good stuff
hm
you're spending a lot on things that shouldn't be super expensive
take the mobo in the intel build for example
costs more than your gpu
rule of thumb: mobo shouldn't be more than your cpu
im assuming your budget is about 3000$? @young isle
allow me to make you a better specced build for the price
go for it
and yeh for the price
and I was looking for a motherboard with a 10Gig ethernet port...
@charred rain
woah
oh
u mean 10 gigabit?
do you get 10 gigabit internet? @young isle
that's impressively overpowered
geez isn't it like 700$ a month for 10 gigabit internet?
Yeh.....
Honestly, just tryna allow myself to have to most pathways to upgrade as poss...
true
I can't think of a scenario though where a home pc for GAMING would need more than a gigabit ethernet
even a gigabit is a lot
that'll download most aaa titles within 2 minutes
true true, was thinking of downgrading for the reasons you just said...
I do work from home atm as well too...
yeah
serious suggestion: you should probably downgrade to regular gigabit and save yourself a lot of money lol
both on this pc AND your internet bill
I'm going ot
to*
Honestly just want something with top spec and look beautiful
@charred rain
it's a rlly beautiful build lmao
it'll look gr8
tons of rgb
top of the line parts
it'll run any game no sweat
I'd say I'm a slight noob when it comes to pc building... but what's the difference between our builds? It's not a criticism, I'm genuinely interested!
no problem! gimme sec, let me pull them up side by side
just to clarify, im comparing mine to your intel build
ok
- I'm using a newer aio that I believe has better performance, also half the price
- cheaper mobo that doesn't have 10 gigabit internet
bc u said you planned to downgrade
- I'm using 32 gb of 3600 mHz ram (faster) compared to you using 16 gb of 3200 mHz ram (fast but not as fast as 3600 mHz)
so that bumps it up abt 100-125
you went with the rtx 2080 super, whereas I went for the best gaming card in the world as of right now- the rtx 2080 ti
price difference is about 500 euros
nice flex... 😆
but you get more performance out of the ti
lol
for storage-
you went 300 euros for an overpriced 1 tb ssd
so I got that same ssd but from intel instead of samsung, and threw in a 2 tb hard drive for your games library
saves about 150 and you get an extra 2 tbs
i thought a hard rives load much slower?
they do, but you haven't lost anything
bc you still have a 1 tb nvme ssd in both builds
also games tend to be 70-100 gbs of storage, so if you only have 1 tb, ur gonna run out fast
they are still ok as long as you have a ssd as a boot drive
i see
check the list is #cases-psu-and-cooling
yea and for case, I spent a bit more than you, but this one has better airflow and comes with 4 case fans, rgb
also almost everything is rgb so it's gonna look gr8- ram, mobo, aio, gpu, case, case fans
all in all, it's a great op build
Looks sweet as m8 ngl
it is
so for the monitor-
2k won't justify it
ofc, for some games, you may have to turn it down to 2k
4k at 144 hz will do it justice
Yeh, for the monitor the idea was 240hz with as high res as poss
yep
but tbh, in my opinion and experience, once you get past 120 hz, you either need to see them side by side or have a rlly rlly good eye to tell the difference
after 120hz, it's all about the resolution
I guess
a lot of ppl say that 2k and 4k look the same, but 4k actually looks crazy better
Yeh i agree with you on that, i upgraded my tv to 4K a couple of years back and the difference was mental!
especially on tvs, because they're so much bigger
Yeh!!
monitors are more subtle, but it's the quality of life changes that make it a more pleasant experience
do you have all the peripherals you need?
I know what I'm gonna get in terms of new keyboard & mouse
cool! what's the plan?
Razer viper ultimate...
Drop CRTL high profile with aliaz silent switches and ill find some keycaps
lol no worries
i was just gonna say that the razer huntsman wireless with red switches is nice lol
Yeh i was looking at getting the razer huntsman te
what's your audio solution?
i'de reccomend buying a razer headset, krakens are nice, then paying 20$ for razer's thx audio software
I have it, it's so nice in games that rely on sound, like valorant
@young isle
Oh wow, the MSI monitor I've been eyeing is back in stock. I'm really tempted to jump on it and grab the keyboard I've been looking at. (I can always test the monitor by hooking my laptop to it or my Switch.)
i hadn't even thought of that, i currently have steelseries arctis 9x as i have an xbox as well but i'm fed up with constantly re-pairing with devices
@charred rain
You do know this channel is for monitors, not peripherals?
ff
700usd or nothing
lol
oh i did not see that xD
lol
I'm prettty sure this is still considered a really good deal for a monitor:
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824475047?Item=N82E16824475047
Ya G241 is great
So, snag now? Like I said, worse comes to worse I'll test it with my laptop or Switch.
sure
good 1440p with decent color reproduction display? 28-32"
budget?
this one is pretty good
though its sold out
this one is like 15 more
165 hz
id say go for it
Hey do you guys know of any 144hz monitors of around 27" preferably but can do up to 32" for around 200-300$ 1080p or 1440p
do you know the name of it?
oh okay thank you lol
Yeah No Problem. Im looking at getting that one When I get my Federal Return in the next 30 days sometime
im using a 2070 super, will i still be able to use that monitor?
Yeah
I use a RX-5500XT
It has DP and HDMI inputs on it\
According to lenovo Website 1xHDMI 2.0, 1xDP 1.2, 1xAudio Out 3.5mm
so meaning its g sync compatible?
Everything about the Lenovo G27c-10 is built to deliver an immersive and smooth gaming experience. From its curved screen, Full-HD display, 165 Hz refresh rate, to the AMD Radeon FreeSync™*, this monitor makes your gaming experience incomparable.
As Far as I know Its Radeon Freesync
But Typically the G-Sync should still work from my understanding
oh okay
I could be wrong But In all Honesty at that Price You cant beat it for the Size and Refresh Rate
And Its a Curved Monitor on top of it all
That One has G-Sync
Its a Little Bit More than the Lenovo One But has tha feature
I might Actually go with that one Over the Lenovo
does the curve really matter?
no
No Its not But costs more than the Lenovo. Its Over 300


