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@sage trail 3080 needs without discussing 240hz monitor as a most important thing before you bring it
keep the jokes to #general-chat @potent stump
@full moat sorry why?!
because people will read what you say and some will believe it.
The channels down here are for helping people.
I still can't understand that message but yes.
My message are translated from my language
does not change that the translation is factually wrong. Hence, can only be seen as a joke. Hence, belongs in #general-chat
But u don't tell why 240 display on 3080 is a jokeุ
because i hoped that you would delete your comment.
but sure, lets play it out
Your comment is basically saying the following: You need 240hz monitor as the most important thing to have
it does not matter one bit, its a question of preference.
so, as i said. Joke.
now, do go and joke around in #general-chat
oof
Let me guess
how entertaining you are.
It's seems like 5
do keep on digging friend.
Reason: Bad word usage
no need for language like that.
๐ณ
What would be a good monitor to pair with someone that's going to use a 3070 when it comes out?
at least 144hz
this is pretty good @twilit hatch
it is 1080p though
ill check
is this for ur friend again?
if so what is the budget
that looks like a good choice
400 dollars is on sale though i think
also the panel is va but that should be fine
32in isn't great
true it isnt great on 1080p monitors but i feel like its a lot better on 1440p monitors
500 bucks gets you that lg monitor above in 1440p @twilit hatch
i personally have the 1080p version and its really good
so the 1440p one should be just as good
okay
He told me that he's going to probably build the pc in December so I was stressing over what he said for nothing
Who was asking about panels for shooters>
HP Omen 27" 1440p 240hz
it's got a STUPID stand
but you're gonna vesa mount it on a gas spring or a rigid mount anyway.
https://www.amazon.com/Acer-VG271UP-FreeSync-2560x1440-Widescreen/dp/B07NFK9XST/ 150$ cheaper but with no gsync
ViewSonic VX2758-2KP-MHD 27" 16:9 144 Hz FreeSync IPS Gaming Monitor back in stock at b&h
ViewSonic VX3268-2KPC-MHD 32" QHD 1440p Curved 144Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor with FreeSync Premium Eye Care HDMI and DP was thinking of getting this or something close to it...
have to upgrade monitor in due time with the 3000 series.. but can always get an adapter to use for a bit till monitor is found to use...
does freesync work with nvidia graphics card ??
I believe so, but not 100% on all that... still rocking basic flatscreen lol
good to know, ty
How's the actual response time hmm
@slate hamlet I read through a toms hardware test of it and it was consistently in the top end of tested monitors in terms of responsiveness and latency. The ones that beat it out were the 280hz Asus monitors, but not by much.
It didn't perform as well as IPS or va panels in terms of blacks, dimmer zones, or contrast, but the did mention that the color was pretty spot on once calibrated
Oh and those Asus monitors are 1080p
Also I can't stress this enough, the included stand sucks
wait is it a VA panel
cuz I don't really care about IPS
I'm very interested in this monitor now
ah it's TN
hmmm
I'm wondering if I want the response time more than the brightness and colors...
tbh, its 2020, all three of those technologies have been refined for decades now
they all gonna look just fine for gaming
also dont even worry about the response time
its all just marketing bs
for a 144hz panel, a pixel can take up to 7ms to change from one color to another
good luck finding a 144hz monitor thats advertised with more than 4ms
that doesnt mean you should worry about it
there is no response time standard, the only way to know the response time of a panel is to either see if someone has tested the panel themselves, or if you test the panel yourself
the advertised numbers are usually bs marketing to get stupid gamers to pay 100 dollars more
dont fall for their traps
honestly, the best way to monitor hunt is to slap the model number into youtube and watch some vids lol
they tell you everything u need to know
yeah I'm wondering if that isn't great either though because they say every monitor is wonderful
well, usually i can glean relevant info from a vid and just ignore the conclusion
like, "oh, i cant run 240hz and HDR10 at the same time, good to know"
the small things they dont tell you
idk if I even want 240hz
I just want the absolute least possible amount of motion blur, but without having to sacrifice half the brightness
well, a 240hz panel will be more prone to blur when running at 240hz
as the pixels only have 4ms to change
which means the panels have to be better binned
a modern 144hz TN panel will not have motion blur
and if it does its defective and a bad bin
it does if it's not actually running at 1ms how about that
idk what the "fast" setting on my monitor is, but there's definitely some slight motion blur to it
i mean, looking at the rgb colorspace, a pixel switching from #FFFFFF to #FFFFFE would take like a fraction of a millisecond
the longest a pixel will take to switch is going from 00000 to FFFFFF
and as long as thats under 7ms on a 144hz panel
there will be no blur
hmm
the issue is finding out how long it takes for that to happen on a given monitor, as the marketing material doesnt really say
but, TN is known to have the fastest response times of the bunch, so if you are concerned about it, get a TN panel
my VA does look better, but my old TN is from 2006
so thats not a really fair comparison
in a fair fight with a TN from 2020, you would be hard pressed to find a difference
I actually don't know exactly how old my TN is but it's actually quite bright as far as TNs go
like side by side, the VA basically is only a teeny bit brighter and with slightly better contrast
for reference the TH article stated that there was basically no perceived motion blur with the HP Omen monitor
running at 240hz
hot
Yeah not much point if you don't have the gpu for it lol
Which imo doesn't really exist yet
But seems like a good chance the 3000 series can do it
But honestly csgo and overwatch are like all you need it for and you run those games on low gfx anyways
Is a 4ms response time (actual tested, not advertised) on an IPS good for fps games
On 144hz
Afraid to get a TN for fear of the pictur quality but am seeing that IPS never really truly get 1ms
So hopefully the difference is hard to notice
Screen tearing is actually a good sign of low input lag from GPU outputting to the monitor. It can always be mitigated by having more HZ on your monitor. Any type of sync will always have input lag
or vsync, freesync, and gsync can be used to mitigate it
also @maiden wedge start from this message and read down:
https://discordapp.com/channels/500085440221806603/500102748629630996/752368796123267086
Yeah I'm talking about the aoc 24g2u which is advertised as 1ms but I said tested in reviews it's around 4ms
Was wondering if that's good for fast twitch fps games
Lol
What?
I did
The answer is in the linked message
read it closely
for a 144hz panel, a pixel can take up to 7ms to change from one color to another
theres lots of good info there
Well I just said mine is 4ms, so it's not?
there is no response time standard, the only way to know the response time of a panel is to either see if someone has tested the panel themselves, or if you test the panel yourself
Yeah and I said I found 4ms based off review tests
I'll just stick with that monitor. NCX says it's good and to not bother with TNs these days
AOC CQ27G2 27" Super Curved Frameless Gaming Monitor QHD 2K, 1500r vs AOC 27G2 27" Frameless Gaming IPS Monitor, FHD 1080P, 1ms 144Hz, $55 difference what are your guys thoughts about these two panels
I don't like curved monitors
Although if I were going for a 3 monitor sim setup I would probably go with curved
Going with a single montior and won't be buying another for a while but I think I be getting a aoc. I still need to update my gpu so still trying to decide on to get 1080 or 1440p monitor
At 27" I would recommend 2k
1440p
IDK what video card you currently have, but if you're planning on upgrading you might as well get a monitor that can take advantage
Was looking at the ViewSonic VX2758-2KP-MHD 27 Inch Frameless WQHD 1440p 144hz for 300 which would about $ 100 over 1080p but only 40 more than the aoc panel
I currently have a hd6970 gpu running on a acer 1680x1050 monitor only two things old about my current system everything else has been updated
Well, that gpu will certainly struggle to give you decent fps at 1440p, although you're not gonna get great fps on 1080p either.
I would still recommend a 1440p panel, you can always reduce settings or resolution in games, but having all that desktop space is really nice.
Yeah looking at rx 5700 or maybe try and wait for a rxt 3070
Definitely wait
I have a 5700xt and it runs QHD fine
But the new 3070 should effectively double the performance
Yeah i might my cpu is a 2600 at 3.8ghz on a 700w psu so not sure if the 3070 will get bottleneck Ed or not but I'm going to get a newer gpu and was thinking about a panel that can handle it
we never know if there is gonna be bottleneck till tests come out
if you want a panel that can handle a 5700xt or a 3070 a 144hz monitor should be fine
I wouldn't worry about bottlenecking too much especially at 1440p.
At 1080p there might be like a 10% difference between a 2600 and a new i9, but that starts to shrink as you go up in resolution.
The important thing to note is, a 3070 with a 2600 will still beat a 5700xt with an i9 in gaming at probably either resolution.
It's a good enough cpu to get you well over 144 fps in most titles, so you need a gpu that can also get you 144fps, and might as well get one that can do 144fps at max/ultra settings
Yeah was looking for 144hz monitor 1ms from 200 to 300 but I know my current 22inch acer 1050 monitor w only vga connection won't be fun with a new system lol
I can't imagine it's much fun now lol
vga input? that gives me a headache just thinking about
My work is littered with vga to DP and HDMI dongles
gah!
Because we are running 2019 laptops with 2000s era flat panels
the 90's are on the phone for your workplace
Yeah. Believe me I know
the type of "flicker" that vga can produce on a lcd just makes my eyes ache
I can go out and use the company card to buy a $200 drill bit if I want, but new displays that support usable desktop resolutions are a no no
i feel for you mate, i truly do
At least I'm working from home most of the time
one of the cases of remote access being nicer :)
Which brings it's own problems, but a single QHD panel is pretty great for an excel sheet and a web browser side by side
aye, that they are
Just gotta deal with cable spaghetti
thats something you can solve IF you really care about it
Any good MSI G-Sync monitors?
for a high price
Has anyone used the nixeus EGD 27 v2? I'm looking for some opinions
what is a good gaming monitor for under $300
depends on your current cpu and gpu
Looking for recs for 144hz 1440p around 500 USD. Will be building a brand new rig when everything releases
Nitro XV2 series are good, I am currently using one and love it. It is a little thicc but is not much.
@maiden wedge The AOC C24G1 is a pretty good one
does anyone have any good 1440p 144hz monitor suggestions around the $300 or under mark?
@thin lichen just wanna make sure I'm looking at the proper one, is that the one release in july?
I only ask bc that same item skew seems to be giving me a few different models
@undone yoke look at the aoc cq27g2
should be in stock at bestbuy for $260-70
or amazon too
someone pleeeease give me a recomendation for a 4k monitor atleast 28" with a 144 refresh and really good color?

Do you think a console player who likes motion blur would mind VA ghosting on HFR monitors?
@exotic latch how much money you got bro 
my budget is $500 hopefully, i dont relly want to spend over that if possible
to low?
theres a movie that came out that is going to have a live stream release online, ive been waiting for months and am super exited for it i want to watch it in the best qaulity i can
yeah but 4k isnt worth it at that size
its really important to me, most exited ive been for anything in a long time
how come?
theres not much of a discernable difference between 4k and 1440p imo
its like jumping up from 144hz to 240hz
well if thats the case what would you reccomend thats 1440p and the rest of the above?
the other things come first but i dont mind a curve if it has one
okok
thx btw
what gpu you got?
i dont yet im actually building my first pc aswell, i heard that nivida just anouced some really good new stuff so ill probably be getting the lowest priced one of those
the rtx 3080 i think
ohoh you mean of those
i thought you meant the entire lineup lmao
uhh
ya but a 4k monitor with those specs is above $500 easily
that one is like around 500$ if i remember (the RTX 3080)
it can just be 1440p
thats good enougf
nah the 3070 is gonna be $500
so is the 3080 the lik 700 dollar option then?
ya should be
ok im fine with that, im not sure yet it will be one or the other of those i geuss
gonna check it out brb
looks pretty awesome (the first , about to check out the 4k)
you think it has good color?
how can i tell what its color range is?
nice
but that 4k is only 60hz
ok im check out the 4k now
so you think the difference etween 4k and 1440p is insignifigant?
thank you for those reccomendations, ill probably purchase the first one
actaully i might just go fo the 4k since movies and anime isnt going to benifit from a 144 refresh anyway
and most of the gaming i plan to do will be with a valve index
so actaully the 4k mon is what im gonna get
okok
you might be able to find a cheaper one during black firday
*friday @exotic latch
and np
gg
cya
Oh wow that's like a 1/3rd of the price of the other 4k 120+ monitors I've seen
what kind of monitors can i get for gaming?
what kind of monitors can i get for gaming?
@timid needle Depends on your budget
You could get a 144 hz display from amazon
Newegg sell it too for a ok price
imma go sleep
i'll come back in 12 hours
maybe?
Thoughts on Lg83a for 380 vs the asus vg27aq for 430?
What's the best 32" 1440p 144hz 1ms monitor?
@timid needle what gpu do you have
Check this out on @Newegg: GIGABYTE G32QC 32" 165Hz 1440P Curved Gaming Monitor, 2560 x 1440 VA 1500R Display, 1ms (MPRT) Response Time, 94% DCI-P3, VESA Display HDR400, FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible Ready, 1x Display Port 1.2, 2x HDMI 2.0... https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012012?Item=N82E16824012012&Source=socialshare&cm_mmc=snc-social-_-sr-_-24-012-012-_-09092020
Is this a good monitor or over priced?
Well, it's 32in
Can I get better or the same for cheaper or is this probably my best bet
@visual pilot what you think about the gl83a vs asus vg27aq? GL83A is 380 vs 430
ooo nice
for once both monitors are on rtings
@tranquil arch https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/27gl83a-b
and https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/tuf-vg27aq
The LG 27GL83A-B is a good 1440p IPS monitor with great gaming performance. It has an outstanding response time that delivers fast-moving content with almost no ...
I trust RTings over anything I could say
Basically, VG27AQ is better in like everything, and I believe it's worth investing in a great monitor
Lol they look so close just the issue of low contrast in the LG. And HWU said it was very slow or had bad overshoot.. but it has UMLB which seems like its insane
anyone know like a 144hz monitor under 200, but preferably under 170
I would think you could find a 1080p 144 for that... But honestly monitor prices got 2020'd hard.
truuee
all the prices are so crazy now
now is proabbly not the right time to buy monitors at all
Some places like b&hphoto keep prices around mdrpt or lower but they sell out of stock pretty often.
I recommend NCX's reviews for best monitors. He knows his stuff
is 360hz just gonna be a meme
What do you guys think of the sceptre 32inch 1080 185hz monitor?
Was thinking about buying one but wasn't sure
sceptre's brand isnt as reputable as some brands like asus, msi, etc. but its still a pretty good monitor brand
I've been looking at aoc and ViewSonic brands too and heard sceptre was a hit or miss brand for monitors
Is the Sceptre E248B-FPT168 any good for its price?
Probably
anyone have the Asus VP249QGR
What are your guys thoughts about the AOC C27G1 curved monitor?
looks rlllyy good
makes me want one of those
7181 reviews with 4.6 stars
looks way too good for the price honestly
just some customers complaining about dead pixels and washed out colors
@neat pilot get the g2
im pretty sure that one always runs out of stock
it does lmao
should be in stock at bestbuy
@storm pawn @neat pilot
^^^
What monitor should i get
I have a $500 budget
Im looking for a monitor with 1ms 170hz+ 1440p bigger than 27 or 27โ
im getting a 40 inch 1080p tv 60hz for like anime and stuff, a 2k 27 inch lg moniter, and i want another 1080p 60-75 hz moniter for things like discord, spotify, and multitasking idk which one to pick :/
https://www.amazon.com/HP-23-8-inch-Adjustment-Speakers-VH240a/dp/B072M34RQC looking at this tho ;-; :/ help also im getting a 100/75 vesa mount help ;-;
;-;
Yeah they have the 27 inch in a 2k for 260 on Amazon that I'm looking at as well just can't decide between 1080p or 1440p gaming monitor
1440p for 27" @neat pilot
@upbeat summit gigabyte has one but you won't find 170hz
it's just not something manufacturers make
it can be 240
the gigabyte one is closest at 160
not possible for $500 with 1440p
i mean i've seen like one i think
@patent lagoon what's more important
the hz or the p
1080p 280hz or 1440 175hz
1440p most definitely
theres not much of a difference in 240 vs 144
it's like jumping from 3200mhz to 3600mhz ram
that as big of a difference
and 1080p at 27" would like garbage anyways
i thought you wanted size though
i was lookin for months at all this lmao
i had to educate myself
make sure you get a nice panel too
pretty much anything but tn
:)
that good?
yes
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Sceptre E255B is it a good monitor for gaming?
none yet. this is going to be my first build but i think im going to get the 3070
nicee, just make sure this monitor comes with a display port cord, unless you already have a display port cord
because gsync will not work unless with a gsync cord
Sceptre IPS 24โ Gaming Monitor 165Hz 144Hz Full HD (1920 x 1080) FreeSync Eye Care FPS RTS DisplayPort HDMI Build-in Speakers, Machine Black 2020 (E248B-FPT168) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088VMY23M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_d6axFbP69P6RD
was it a smart desicion buying it?
thats a pretty good price for 1080p 165hz
Think there's any chance we get a sub $400 QHD 240hz panel this year?
maybe
Reason: Duplicated text
@patent lagoon yes sorry I meant the aoc has a 27inch panel that's 1440p at 144hz for 260 which is a 1500r curve to it. 55 dollars more than their 27inch panel which basically the same but a 1800r curve and at 1080p resolution. I've been trying to decide between 1080p and 1440p resolution for a new monitor upgrade from a 22 inch acer 1680x1050 resolution at 60hz
@cedar tusk that was a 1080p monitor I was looking at as well to stay under 200 and be at 1080p gaming at high refresh rate it sounds like a nice panel for the price
@neat pilot 27" on 1080p doesn't look good imo
@patent lagoon okay that's what I keep being told but never had a true gaming monitor before so I really don't know. But if I go for 1080p might go with the sceptre 24 inch 165hz 1080p ips panel for 180 otherwise might try and get the 1440p VA panel from aoc for 260 or pixio 27inch 1440p panel for 290. Going to be upgrading my HD 6970 gpu soon to but still not sure if I want to go w 1080p or 1440p for a new monitor
@patent lagoon I was looking at a rx 5600 xt or 5700 xt to replace my old HD 6970 and have amd for cpu and gpu, but right now looking at the rtx 3070 instead. My budget was at 300 but might have to increase it due to Nvidias new cards lol
@patent lagoon also was loolomg at the VIOTEK GFT27CXB 27-Inch Gaming Monitor | 240Hz 1080p
For 300. I think I would like the bigger screen size of the 1080p but I also know that there's 1440p 144hz panels for the same price point as well
Yeah I'm either going with the viotech for 240hz 1080p or sceptre 24inch 165hz for 1080p or the aoc 27inch 1440p 144hz curved momitor
It's 180 for sceptre, 300 for viotecj and 260 for aoc before tax all numbers
@patent lagoon could you explain to me why 1080p looks so terrible above 24 inches? I don't think I would be able to tell since I have terrible eye sight but I hear that most people can
Just stretching out a less amount of pixels on a bigger screen
Yeah it's all about pixel density
1080p at 24" is 91 pixels per inch (ppi). 1440p at 27" is 109 ppi.
24" at 1440p is 122 ppi which is pretty significantly better than 1080p at the same size, but it's hard to find a 24" 1440p panel.
Dell sold a 24" 1440p 144hz panel at I've point.
OK thx
Check this out on @Newegg: GIGABYTE G32QC 32" 165Hz 1440P Curved Gaming Monitor, 2560 x 1440 VA 1500R Display, 1ms (MPRT) Response Time, 94% DCI-P3, VESA Display HDR400, FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible Ready, 1x Display Port 1.2, 2x HDMI 2.0... https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012012?Item=N82E16824012012&Source=socialshare&cm_mmc=snc-social-_-sr-_-24-012-012-_-09122020
Is this good for the rtx 3070?
And is display port 1.2 decent?
long story short: reviews are coming on the 16th, so wait.
Ok
Can display port 1.2 do 1440p 165hz?
yes
hello, looking to buy my first 144hz monitor for playing overwatch, im on a 60! blah. first wuesyi am reslly pushing towards a 1440p i want the tighter pixel
comments?
1080P vs 1440P
if you can only fit a 24inch or below monitor on your desk, stick to 1080p imo
if 27inch or above, 1440p/4k
but, this is generally considered a personal preference
there are some people that dont mind 1080p on 27inch and above.
i personally find the pixels to be too big
does that answer it for you @maiden wedge ?
Dang ignored
@maiden wedge your question was answered.
Lol yea I was talking about you
so i dont see how you got ignored.
ah, that is normal, people ask questions and then it gets answered, and they will see it later.
I would say donโt spend as much on a 60hz panel or just get a 144hz for same price
ty for replies may u have a wonderful day
I dont have that Kind of money and need to get a monitor today. My Main One is about to die @full moat @balmy wasp
So The IPS one then
I cant get that one today anywhere local
Also Need 27" Or larger due to a eyesight Issue
which eyesight issue?
Astigmatism
My left eye doesnt always focus and it happens more often on a smaller screen than on alarger one. Im Currently using a 32 inch 1080p TV as a monitor
Mainly looking at Best Buy or Walmart to get one today
i dont know it i can deal with text at 2500 rez, already to small on 1920
i use the win10 handicap text enlarger
and there's software to make words more noticeable
do keep in mind 1080p monitors tend to be 24in diagnally, with 1440p monitors being 27in, so the words can be the same size, and giving you more screen realestate
Is that a good one then
technically its a monitor
Right
@full moat so the AOC 27inch IPS would be my best bet out of the 3 then?
sure!
but none of them are exactly super duper monitors
but at least there is a 75hz refresh on the last one
Yeah That's better than 60hz
Ok. Figured I would ask before running to the store to get it
:)
I need one that can handle both graphic design and gaming and everything I've read so far says that a 75hz IPS is the route to go for that
what's more important p or hz for a monitor
@upbeat summit for doing what
thinking of upgrading my display, any recommendations for a monitor around 150-250 with a vesa mount and 144hz? (mostly for gaming and watching shows)
https://www.amazon.ca/Gaming-VG27AQ-G-SYNC-Monitor-155Hz/dp/B07WQ4FXY9
Worth the money? Can definitely reach full potential, 3700x/32GB/3080.
I dunno what that is in USD but I feel like that monitor should be about $300-320 usd
About $479 USD.
For comparison the Samsung G7 is around $522 USD after conversion.
heyy about to make a big purchase on my first monitor for my first pc. I want 27", 240 hz curved monitor. I found exactly that but idk if its good! There are no reviews on Amazon. Can anyone tell me if it looks good? https://amzn.to/35yx1ww
never heard of aopen
me neither LOL
and no reviews is sketchy asf
Why do you want curved tho
yoooooo this is perfect and its cheaper wtf
looks decent enough
do you know about nits and colors and everything?
240hz is pretty damn good for refresh rate, are those on the level of 240hz?
?
right but are you knowledgeable about them
like for a 240hz monitor i dont want nits and colors that would come with a 60hz monitor you know
you don't?
wut
anyways 400nits is usually standard
and that one has 250nit max brightness
hmmm thats not good lol
which is what it is ig
contrast ratio looks standard for a cheap va panel
color supported is standard
wait whats a va panel
hm okay so how many va panels is in a 27in monitor or is it just one layer of the monitor
ah okay
there are 3 major types
VA IPS and TN
there's some other ones but not really common
o
oh ips is better okay
Might as well get va for generally better colors
so spending $200 more on a 240hz monitor may be worth it if its a better panel for better brightness and colors?
man there is way more to display purchasing than I thought
is voice chatting common in this discord?
it can be
if the topic warrants it :)
or if people play games together :)
see above @fringe ridge
Hello, any ideas when is the Samsung Odyssey G9 is gonna be available on Newegg?
No idea. But I would recommend keeping up to date with it on Samsungโs website for it.
I was planning on getting a second monitor (1440p 144hz) and right now I have a 1080p 60hz should I get a Display port or hdmi cable for the 2 monitors?
Definitely get display port for the second one, judging by your current monitor your gpu doesnโt have hdmi 2.1 support
The issue is amazon and B&H is selling the odyssey g9 but newegg still not in stock
They should come with a cable, but displayport.
1.4 or higher is ideal
thank you
Eww 1080p 27โ
still a good choice if itโs high refresh rate
oh yeah itโs definitely gonna look blurry
well Iโm a budget gamer so I donโt really care as long as itโs over 720p
https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16824012017?Item=9SIA7RDC1Y8312 any experience with this one yet? Too new to find reviews but looks pretty good I think
Reason: Bad word usage
Bought it on the way out to work, still time to cancel if I find out something terrible about it.
the second one also get's to 165
it's $20 more
I think 27" is too big for fps games as it is, so 32" would be way too big personally
27 too big?
But depending on how you use your monitor/how far it is from your face ymmv
If I had a wall mount I think 27" would work
thx
My desk is 29" deep
oop
I will say, it's a little small for watching shows on from my bed
My BR is 11' wall to wall, so I'm about 9 feet away from my screen if I'm watching a show, 32" would definitely be better for that
yeah ima use the setup for everything
Yeah multi tasking is always a compromise. Depending on what's most important to you, you might prefer a bigger display. You could always move your seat back if it feels to big, but can't really move the display to you if it's wall mounted
"Yeah for me I lose my hud/kill feed on 24"+ monitors" <- it could easily be debated that is a fault/mistake on the scaling of the UI side of things :)
imagine a fluid hud that you could choose freely what zoom level was used on specific parts :)
Yeah but when every game has the same basic hud set up there would need to be a serious shift in how HUDs are designed
aye, its one of the main hurdles for VR btw :)
that's my thing with this virus i can't go to bestbuy and see how big it actually is
I will say, fortnite with the damage numbers popping up over center is brilliant
lol
get to work with tape and get a feel for how big it actually is
that is not a joke, its normal procedure for doing workstation planning in my day job :)
the sunroom which is kinda hot but i can have 2 monitors there
or my room which is nice and cool but only 1 monitor
and since i wanna stream im leaning towards the sunroom
since eventually i'll get airconditioning for that roon
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For reference, I have a 27" monitor, (because it's hard as crap to find a 24" QHD monitor) and I typically have it about 19" from my face
And that feels a little close. If I move it back another 8-10" that feels pretty good.
If you want to stream I would prioritize picking the quieter of the rooms.
sunroom
If you would have to put like a window AC unit in the sun room though, that would be really annoying over a mic
eh tru but nvidia came out with a streaming system which removes all background noise almost completely
and i'll be normal AC
not some loud extra
lets wait and see how that actually works in reality before we sell the farm :)
yes
i cannot wait :)
tbh i have most of the setup ready in a pcpp list but idk what peripherals and display to get
I think I would still trust reflection dampening and quiet environment over software for mic fidelity
yeah i'll get sound panels if thats what u mean
For 32" I think you want 30" or so of space between your face and the display
oof
I have a 32" tv in my room and had to use it as a monitor for a few days, it felt HUGE. But I was probably only 20" from it.
consider the following: Do you want to move your neck to see the sides?
how much do you want to move your eyes?
etc etc
What kinda desk do you have, I feel like 30" is a pretty standard depth from eye to wall
and remember, "oh, i am just moving my eyes 80% of their range, it will be fine!" <- yes, it is "fine" for doing for a short period. but for multiple hours?
does it being curved help?
Can't speak from experience but it seems like that would make it feel bigger
i doubt it
since it's curving around ur eyes
it'd be easier to see i would think
being curved would help a bit, but "right size vs right distance" still wins :)
if anything, its an indicator that i dont think you thought finding the right monitor would be this .. complex/time consuming
oh i did
No one makes the right monitor for me :(
yet.
I'm not sure they will
24" seems to be getting phased out
Hp already makes a 27" QHD 240hz display, and that sounds pretty good to me. But it's not quite perfect for me.
dont worry, it will get there :)
I think certain resolutions are getting phased out like how 720P used to be considered HD and now it's not even that.
1080P is the standard nowadays but as 1440P and 4K grow bigger those will become standard soon enough and I'm sure 1080P won't even be considered HD anymore.
Check out this Acer KG241 144hz Monitor gaming 24 inch for $150 on OfferUp https://offerup.co/iECiauuuM9
Yae or nay
Large bezzel but I'd say yae.
I mean you could probably find new monitor for around same price for 1080P 144Hz.
So.
I don't mind the bezzel
But I found another
For more, but Im not sure
144hz 1ms asus gaming mointor 24inch
Asus vg248qe
That's the model
The first one I sent is a better deal from what I've seen
Price vs performance
150 for a used tn panel :/
whats better a tn monitor or a va monitor?
Iโm looking for a new monitor. Iโm really wanting a monitor that is
โข 4K
โข 144hz
โข 27โ
โข preferably curved
โข preferably 1ms response time
Someone know a good monitor thatโs no over $700?
oh wait actually I think that one is refurbished, but itโs right at your price point
Seems like a good 4K monitor is still $1000+
Okay, thanks
https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16824012017?Item=9SIA7RDC1Y8312
So I bought this earlier today and it'll probably ship in a day or two. Do any of you have any experience using clamp style monitor mounts with an ultrawide? It's 34" and I believe 18lbs (with stand, can't find the without weight)
I'd get the AmazonBasics mount but it's like $150 right now
i have done plenty of monitor mounts with heavier monitors/machines
but, i have generally used ergotron or industrial arms for it
and ergotron arms are not cheap, but holy heck are they nice to work with @high kettle
I'll check them out - thanks!
When I overclock my display, is it normal to see a couple lines when I press test with Nvidia control panel? Like I only see it when the screen turns black for a second
im getting a new monitor since the last one got cancelled oddly
so Im deciding between these 2
and another thing trying to find a mount like this
but cant decide
oh thats an actual stand.
I feel like it'd fall one day
^^ i feel like a wall mount would be better
do you have any suggestions?
yeah a wall mount would be better and that baseplate will NEED to be screwed into the desk just for stability concerns
theres this one
same model but allows you to either mount to the desk or drill a hole for mounting
a desk clamp looks good
but looks pricey to me
but if its fine for u
its all good
50$ its the most decent looking one i could find
aight, sounds good
yeah because as far as I can see wall mounts only allow for 2 monitors tops
hmmm
so the desk clamp is good but I would recommend a drill in
that would take a while to find i thin
yeah that looks cool but to make it look cleaner like to have the dual wall mount and one on the bottom using the regular stand
also damn that setup is dirty
yeah some person from amazon
yeah so itโs most your choice
if you want all the monitors to be adjustable then go for the desk clamp or drill in options
that specific configuration seems to be hard to find
or if you are fine with the bottom monitor not being a adjustable as much then go for a wall mount + regular stand
or, you could have a single monitor wall mount on the bottom and then seperately buy a double monitor mount and install it on top
i cant really wall mount stuff
sadly
the wall my pc is sitting on is literally no support beams in the wall
oof
it was a half effort wall
sheetrock
on both sides and the wall is supported properly
not drywall?
but with minimal effort put in
oof
well yeah desk clamp or drill in is your best option
thats why I was gonna go with the one i linked
yeah thatโs good
what material is your desk made out of though because all that weight
which one would guys choose
@maiden wedge consider the following: What is the value of your monitors?
definitely the one with DisplayPort 1.4
so that when I upgrade I wonโt be hold back bandwidth wise
@tranquil pawn https://www.hon.com/desks/manage/hmng48wkslc1a1
HON Manage Table Desk | 48"W x 23-1/2"D | Chestnut Laminate | Ash Finish
this is my desk
i think itll be fine
my computer is on the desk
so the weight from that should ber fine
its not the desk tipping over that is the "problem"
its the mount tipping over
correct.
which is why using bolt in or clamp is best
yes
its why using a WIDE clamp or bolting into a wide support on the desk (if it is NOT a solid wood desk)
judging buy the listing yeah your table is made out of sturdy reinforced wood
i got it free too cause my boss drilled 4 holes in the wrong spot
and was gonna toss it
after replacing it for the customer
for the arm, i would suggest a dual arm setup instead
if you are trying to recreate the triangle monitor setup from earlier
something like the Ergotron HX dual arm for the bottom two monitors
and a Ergotron LX, Tall pole for the top monitor
i want to do the way it was setup before
due to the fact I want my 1440 to front and center
and the rest be up and still seeable
Holy crap
the egotron is like
expensive
yes
it also actually works :)
that was why i asked you about how you value your monitors
yeah so that will happen but a little bit later
ill get something to pass me by for now
then do that... lol
Will a 3080 be able to push this? ๐
easily
ugh
i see this
yes its big but
idk
๐
im having issues deciding on a 1440p 144hz or higher display
i just wish i had the money to be in that state
well ive decided on not doing it
why what's your gpu
Anyone know of a good 144hz 1440p 24 inch monitor? Iโve been looking for forever to find a good one lol
Dell sold one
I think AOC also sold one
But I don't think either is available at retail any longer.
Might be able to find a used one?
Crap :/
the dell one was really solid
Iโll look for used ones lol
Thanks guys! :D
There may have been a 24" curved msi or similar monitor as well
Ooo okay
I have an AOC 32โ 144hz 1440p, no complaints out of it honestly. It seemed like a pretty sketchy brand when I first saw it but ended up being solid

I know AOC never heard anything really bad about them.
*their
@patent lagoon Been a while since I seen you. 
just not perfect
Linus did a video on them, he apparently bought some of the cheaper 144hz 1440p monitors he could find, AOC being one of them. He pretty much said that it was a good monitor for the price though
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Ye
Just bought an Acer XB3 (refurb). ๐ค
I had an aoc panel for a couple days but it came to be with a stuck red pixel so I sent it back to Amazon.
That can happen with any brand though, the Acer I got to replace it also had a stuck pixel
Yeah, kind of a roll of the dice. But I know people that vouch for Acer. So I'll just hold my breath until it comes haha.
Needed a 4k display for that sweet sweet 3080.
Im thinking about this one
cant find any decent 4/5K 30-32" monitors under 1000
Yeah they are basically brand new tech, the 2080ti is the first card that could really even run 4k that fast. The 3000 series are gonna make it more attainable but they aren't even out yet.
Hello, I need a 2560*1440p monitor with prefferably 144hz but less than that would be ok. My budget allows a max of $300. Anyone have any suggestions??
Do I need a special HDMI cable to run 120hz
Because I know that there are HDMI 1.9 2.0 2.1
Just wondering if the cable matters
@lime swallow monoprice dark matter 27" 1440p 144hz $249.99
If it's in stock
The cable does matter, I'm not entirely sure what number you need, but I know that 2.0 and above are good for 144hz.
Ok thanks
2.0 good for 1440p 144hz, sorry.
thanks for the suggestion
Don't let the brand throw you off, I've got one and it's surprisingly decent.
ok cool
@granite field is there a specific model for the monitor or is it just called the dark matter?
whats a decent and good priced monitor that can do 4k at 120hz
Never miss a detail with this new Monopriceโข Zero-Gโข TN-LED 27" Gaming Monitor! With its super fast 144Hz refresh rate and 2560x1440p (WQHD) resolution, blurry details are a
thanks!
there's also a curved VA panel
The Monoprice 27โ Zero-Gโข Curved Gaming Monitor ups the ante with a native 2560x1440p resolution and 144Hz maximum refresh rate ideal for gamers seeking a next-level gaming experience. The
but it probably doesn't have the same response time as the TN flat panel
how are those even?
for the price I think they are awesome
I've got the flat one, and it took some fiddling to get the colors correct, it's way too bright out of the box. But there's no ghosting, it's not blurry, and it was $270 after tax.
The bezel is about 1/4" but there is another 1/4-1/3" black bar so if you were running multi monitors there would be a 1/2-3/4" gap between frames
The buttons aren't great. They are under the bottom bezel, and kinda stiff.
Having skinny bezzles is so amazing.
Especially on an ultra wide.
looking for a quality curved ultrawide 34 inch at least
is there any 144hz monitors for around 120
anyone know a good 144hz monitor they can recommend me
alright
Acer VG270 Pbiip 27.0" 1920x1080 144 Hz Monitor
thank you !
great
also its $199.99
good price as well, appreciate it
no prob
Does anyone know if the Westinghouse 34" UWQHD 100HZ is any good?
its not great
for 100hz you need to make the screen smaller
i hear about a lot of dead pixels
and the instructions, mount, and stand are terrible
Alright
huh
Is the MSI Optix G241 23.8" 1920x1080 144 Hz Monitor a good one or should i look elsewhere
At 190$ it is good
Its pretty expensive
true
No
Don't get that Lmao
@gusty cypress
Alright thanks
whats a good 24" monitor at 144hz at 1440p
Why 24" @wheat oracle
well 24" - 27"
Anyone think about ordering one of the Eve displays?
@wheat oracle the one I linked above
@granite field I'm gonna wait for reviews on those :D
The biggest thing keeping me from ordering is the "late December" release
I could see that being early February pretty easily
Some things that seem too good to be true are too good to be true
Yeah that was what I was worried about
The option to buy the stand is a nice touch, wish more companies did that.
apple
I had thought about getting an HP Omen X27, and I'd just have that weird shovel of a stand hanging around in my closet
Haha I forgot about Apple's stand
I'm sure people bought it too
do remember, most companies have vesa arms already
Seems in line with the rest of the display.
ergotron arms that last for 10+ years come to mind
$5000 for a monitor? What's another grand for a stand
Yea
5k, in that segment? is cheap
That segment being apple enthusiasts?
that display aimed for actual colour work
as in, reference work
look at the spec sheet of it
kinda sad u cant use all the features outside of macos but you cant have everything
mainly because you would risk being happy if you got everything @covert solstice
can we not post pics in here?
I have a project that may be of interest
I bought a "dakboard" at a garage sale thinking it was a nice monitor, which it was, but it's got a raspberry pi crudely inserted where the ports should be
I took it apart, removed the pi, and found that the board wit the ports was in backwards.
now I have a raspberry pi and a new monitor for 5 dollars.
until you get to lvl 3, you can only post random uploads in #build-pics
bah
Iโm looking for a really cheap 1080p monitor
Oh ya the Apple display well priced, average users just donโt know how much a real display costs
xD
is the apple display over specced for the regular user? yes
is it overpriced for what it delivers? imo. no.
it looks good too
but yeah it packs some serious specs for the price
1000 nits sustained and 1600 nits peak, 6k@218ppi, 1mil:1 contrast and other stuff
aye
if there is anything to critique, its that apple does not offer anything more suited for the average user
and it is one chonky monitor
yuh
my monitor has good enough specs for color critical stuff and refresh rate for gaming for me
:)
Is a 240hz tn monitor for $180 an ok deal if idc about color reproduction much
the only one that can answer that is you :)
how do i add a picute
may want to show them the screenshot
What is 3620x2036?


