#old-monitors-and-tv
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Do they still have the black light bleeding issues?
@sage trail trying these out in a few days - just got em from amazon
I just use a good non-streak window cleaner sprayed on a microfiber cloth
the m27q is a solid choice at its price point
Im just worried about the qc
im using one and it gets me what i need
but if you are worried of being in a panel lottery, go for the lg one
Qc on the M27q has gotten quite a bit better over time, plus it’s main selling features are it’s great response times, great color accuracy without tuning and it’s kvm switch if you have a laptop you might wanna hook up
I’ve seen people have issues with it when it comes to MacBooks though
it does advertise a 0.5ms response time
Nah gotta look at rtings charts, gives a great comparison
im tryna get a new mount for mine
the legs are huge compared to my small table
Ah lol yeah monitor arms really help with tht
They didn’t seem to have the 27gp reviewed yet btw, or I’m just blind and didn’t see it
im looking forward to go to ikea to get a new table w/o a drawer so i can use monitor arms
That’s what I ended up doing
ye, getting a table top+legs from ikea is the best way for me as of now
Yeahhh I went with a random Amazon brand and rolled the dice
but alas, work requires me to go to hq for massive data processing
ye but its currently testing season so i get tons of data to process so i can create big improvements
never thought about taking a pic of my build
its pretty boring since there are no lights except for the gpu
I like all blacked out builds lol
it sucks that my cpu doesnt have much choices to aftermarket mobos
i wouldve went for a white build but i cant really do so
yeah i then placed it on a asus pro mobo after i got the 3090
as soon as the 3090 dropped, i had to get one as its a big help to work
But yeah overall M27q is probably the best bang for the buck monitor you can buy and I gotta go
Thats good to know thanks, i'll probably just pull the trigger on m27q. But i'll buy it from amazon so its easier for returns
I'd say whichever is a fair bit cheaper. Lately M27Q has been $320+ at some places. It is a good and highly favored monitor though. 👍
whats a good 4k monitor 144hz
M28u is pretty great or the m32u variant.
thanks
hey can I get some help?
Im having trouble setting my second monitor up
How so?
Guys, I can't decide on what monitors to get. Just going for a basic dual setup, 1080p, 144hz, 1ms refresh. I have 3 in mind but can't decide what to choose. If anyone is familiar with lower end gaming monitors, let me know please
matt, this looks good to me: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VFPYRP3?tag=pcpapi-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1
See, I saw the Acer Nitro monitors and when I go to watch review videos, they aren't as good as they sound on paper
I own a 1440p model
I actually narrowed it down to two monitors
and I am very happy with ti
ya
ok, so 1080 definitely makes a huge difference because I have a 1440p monitor and a 1080p monitor and its a very big difference
I didn't shop for it but the thin bezels came as a nice surprise. I use my old hp monitor as 2nd one and it has huge 1.5in bezels Oo
im sticking to a 24" and the pixel density is a little low for what I'm looking at currently
yes i have a nitro as my secondary monitor and i like it a lot. but its 'ok' to me
right, I didnt realize it was 27in
those are the two you are torn between atm?
as of now, yes
ok. from the quick look they look very similar
i agree
I'd assume to go with the AOC? They also have a REALLY good warranty
honestly your Acer Nitro is the 144hz version of mine and look fairly similar as well
yepp, and they'll be on a vesa mount so even that wouldn't matter to me
well back to work here. my final suggestion is do a quick scan through the reviews for both
and I have an i9 9900kf with a 2070 super so ill have no issues mazing it to 144hz either
and see if one is brighter than the other i couldnt find that info
maxing*
peace out
later man. ty for your help
i just found a second monitor and it has a vga cable and hdmi do i only needr hdmi to connect it? or do i need vga too? my gpu doesnt have one
and i dont have an extra hdmi slot for my gpu do i buy a display port to vga?
Displayport to hdmi would work, but vga is analog so you can't use a converter cable. It would need to be an active converter.
So stick with dp->hdmi
What is a cheap 1080 60hz monitor
I just need the monitor to have discord and YouTube open
literally anything
if i have a cable with monitor to hdmi and if i buy a converter which is hdmi to displayport does it work?
any good deals for 1440p
anyone know a monitor thats cheap enough to be a second monitor with display port as connectivity
Yeah
or g27q for like 40$ less
I plugged in two monitors to my graphics card via DP and they worked yesterday
now only one is
any reason why that could be?
Try switching the wires with each other and see what happens
i did that yesterday and it worked. but when i turned on the pc this morning the second didnt connect again
Try a different port on the GPU
so its more of a try until it works randomly than a need to change setting type thing right?
Yeah probably
Sounds like you might have a dying lead
Or just loose power cable if you're not actually able to turn the monitor on at all
What would y'all say is a good IPS 27" 144p 200+ Hz monitor is?
I'm stuck between Acer XV272U and the Asus ROG Strix XG27AQM
But Asus has faster refresh rate for cheaper than the msi
Both of them do
I might just get a gigabyte 144hz 1440p IPS monitor
I’d grab a classic Samsung g7 or this Alienware at around $700 if you really want to go all out. Besides that something like the M27q will always get a strong recommendation here.
The g7 isn’t a ips panel I know but generally it’s the best of the VAs @dull copper
never mentioned and msi one, m27q is gigabyte and if youre comparing 144 vs 165 or something theres not really a diff, also m27q is 170hz iirc
Ahh, my bad, thought that was an MSI model
Would, but my monitors stand can only support 27" screens
The Alienware is the same price and is also reviewed extremely well
I have two 23.5" 1080p 144hz LG TN monitors
Looking to upgrade to 1440p IPS
I would like 27" and 200+ hz, but I might settle for less hz
700$ monitor - dies inside
Just grab a M27q instead 
Or atleast the Tuff version that's $100 cheaper?
$320 and can punch up
Punch up?
Here’s its review
It can compete with monitors way out of its price range
There’s a reason why we have a emote 
got a 1440p dell monitor from ages ago for 50$😂
Also 1080p to 1440p is 1.77x more pixels, therefore possibly quite a performance change w/o (also) trying to do 240Hz instead of 144/165. 👍
yeah it is a lil bit of a change
i mighty downgrade it
to 1080p
plus its honly 60hz
so i might just let it be 1080p
as a user of the m27q, its great, colors are great, blacks look a bit greyish and there is some edge bleed, but other than that its great
So, if I'm only hitting 140ish fps in a game, do I even need anything above 140hz refresh rate?
no it wont help
Basically wouldn't be utilizing the full refresh rate on anything higher yeah?
correct, but if ur looking to buy a monitor, frame rate isnt everything
I know. I was just making sure the info in my head was the correct info.
well in reality pixel response times are a helped a bit so it wont seem like theres as much input delay
Incorrect
Oh nvm misread the question
But they'll most likely hit above that in other games anyway
M.27Q is currently new for $299.99. $269.00 open hox
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012018?item=N82E16824012018
The sale will end in 10 hours.
can someone dm me and help me with my 2nd mointer ?
!ask
^
its not letting me connect it
What do you mean not letting you? The plug isn't fitting or it's saying no signal or what?
Is there a significant difference between 1080p and 1440p for watching vids and browsing internet?
Not really, most content will only be displayed at around 1080p, very few streaming platforms do anything other then 1080p and 4K with the occasional 8k.
It’ll just have a higher pixel density so you can comfortably have a bigger screen without noticing.
Alright. Should I jump on this deal then? Or is there something better for comparable price?
https://computers.woot.com/offers/msi-optix-g271-27-fhd-esports-gaming-flat-monitor-12?ref=w_cnt_lnd_cat_pc_5_1
It's that price mostly because it's factory refurbished. New retail is normally $220ish, and it's 27" 1080p just so you know. Personally not sure if I'd notice the lower ppi vs 24" 1080p stuff, but you might. Many people poo-poo the 81ppi, although they might've not tried it. I will say, not gonna really beat $165ish for any decent 144+ Hz monitor. 👍
Gotcha. I thought 27" was preferred size for 1080p
right, 24" is (ends up 91-ish ppi while 27" 1080p is 81ppi)
Just watched this. Now I understand what you are saying. I won't be gaming on it so I don't think it'll bug me too much.
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Did you pull the trigger? Edit; price changed on the 27" I was eyeing so I'll go ahead start just using what bought a whole week ago, lol. At least I'm going 60hz to 144/165.
hey do you thibk this is a good montor https://www.amazon.ca/MSI-Curvature-Adjustment-Optix-G24C4/dp/B0865GK92R/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2GBM7DT8CN9KZ&keywords=144hz+monitor&qid=1646710597&sprefix=144%2Caps%2C123&sr=8-6#customerReviews
I did not yet. I'm still of the fence about it. I mostly was looking at it because I wanted monitors to match in height and length, but Pato said a 24 and 27 side by side aren't that bad.
Personally would bug me, lol. Although, my current monitor stands dont match already 
Yeah I'm thinking it'll bug me too.
It'll be off to the side a bit & slightly farther away? Worst case maybe you can return it, idk. Even at 81ppi probably fine quality. Not sure if that's ips or not.
Yeah its IPS. I think I'll be just fine using a 27" 1080p.
The only monitor I truly want to make sure I get right is the 1440p
Bingo. $165 is quite reasonable for what it is also, imo.
Yeah, although Pato did say to really just get a ~$100 1080p if I'm not using it for gaming.
Oh. current monitor is 120+ hz? Anything near $100 is probably just 60hz. Low end monitor prices seem pretty junk lately, but idk.
The one listed is 144hz. I don't currently have a monitor.
if doing any gaming at all, I'd personally say no to only 60/75hz. My ips acer is 3-4 yrs old, but doubt a modern 60/75 would be at all like an avg 144hz option.
Tbh, I feel like ill only be playing runescape on the 1080p while I play other games on the 1440p. Runeacape is a game I can idley do stuff in while playing other stuff.
What are you’re thoughts on the Samsung Odyssey G7 240hz 2k monitor and also will it look good (bc it’s curved) on a triple monitor stand with 2 flat ones on the side
Using it more for multitasking than for gaming
Imo its way too aggressive of a curve
Especially with 2 monitors on each side of it
Yea and I’m not gonna like the Va kinda turned me off
So I’m just gonna stick with 3 flats
The dell monitor 2k ips g sync 165hz it’s was I run so I’m probably gonna get another
RuneScape is life
Old school?
What monitor do you guys recommend for sim racing with an RTX 2070? I want it to be curved, have high refresh rate, and potentially an ultrawide.
Obviously I want to keep over 100 fps on Assetto Corsa
What budget?
I don't want to spend over 500
what is the monitor that is always suggested here, the g something??
M27Q, but it was really good at $280.
So my monitors worked, but now since I turned off my computer and turned it on again now it just detects them as one big screen
AMD Radeon Software detects both monitors individually
but Windows does not
Have you restarted windows?
yup restarted several times
I'd try plug the display cable out and put it back in, if not I'd use DDU and then reinstall your graphics drivers
https://github.com/NeweggTechie/Graphics-cards/wiki/How-to-use-DDU
I’m looking for a monitor under 300USD, that’s at least 1440p at more 60hz or more, but i also need it to have a usbc 65W input, any suggestions?
I know that I might be asking for a lot but any suggestions would be appreciated
You mean usb c output? As in it can power a laptop with usb c or something?
Yeah
But at the same time use that usb c as an input also
I have a gaming pc but also a Macbook that I use for work and wanted a monitor that I can use for both
Maybe you were thinking the msi g242? High refresh 1080p
the G273QF?
Not as good as the m27q
The Gigabyte M27Q is better overall than the MSI Optix G273QF because it has many more features. The Gigabyte supports HDR, has Picture-by-Picture and Picture-in-Picture modes, and has a USB hub that allows you to connect your keyboard and mouse to the monitor. In terms of gaming performance, both monitors are similar with a quick response time,...
The g273qf definitely has 0 usb c ports
i’m looking at getting a curved ultra wide for work. i already have a good gaming monitor so that part is irrelevant. preferably not more than $600, can be HDMI, VGA, DP, etc. do y’all have any recommendations?
I got an M34WQ because I also wanted a wide screen for work but also to double down as a gaming monitor. KVM switch is clutch. Got it for $500 plus tax at best buy but i dont think it's available to buy there anymore
Also dumb question, i just got an ASUS TUF VG27AQ for a second monitor and im dumb because I dont know how to increase the Hz level. Currently at 60hz but it should be able to go to 165hz. Is it as simple as pushing yes on the overclocking function or am i ovethinking this?
Windows settings -> displays -> advanced-> refresh rate
Also check nvcp, image and scaling, and set refresh rate there
More value out of these?
Samsung G34QWC $250
Acer XB273U $300
ViewSonic XG271QC $195
Might actually be the XG270QC, waiting for person's reply
Jumping up from a 1080p 60hz, just got a 3080
Thanks, I'll try this.

Thanks, I'm still upset I didn't jump on that bf deal 😞
I am torn between these two. The Asus one seems like it's a better monitor?
https://www.newegg.com/black-asus-tuf-gaming-vg24vq-90lm0570-b011b0-23-6/p/N82E16824281027
I won't get the gpu until my taxes arrive, which could be a month or more so I am wanting to get a cheap monitor that works good. I will get a 1440p when I get the gpu.
I found 60hz refresh rates, but they were only like $40 cheaper so I feel I may as well grab a 144hz
Unless there is a ok 1440p 144hz in that price range. Lol
Ahh, well igpu will be fine with browsing etc on 1440p if you're okay with light gaming at 27" 1080p
I will most likely only play Runescape until I get the gpu. So I can do 1080p on a 1440p?
I don't really have $300+ to spend on the M27Q that's always recommended.
For $207 this is worth a glance https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Gaming-1080P-Monitor-VG259QR/dp/B08K2GYHD8
Or this 240hz dell is actually $210 currently
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B095TVWL6M
yeah you just set res in game to 1080p, also this isnt as good as m27q but almost as good but cheaper https://pcpartpicker.com/product/JPrYcf/gigabyte-g27q-270-2560x1440-144-hz-monitor-g27q
Hmm that looks more doable. And its almost as good you say?
yes
main drawback is no KVM if that applies to you
and its 144hz instead of 170hz
I don't think any of the games can run at 170fps at 1440p right?
Idk what kvm is anyways
with the 6900xt yeah def doable but also not really noticeable diff
A KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) switch or sometimes referred to as a server switch is a hardware device that enables a user or multiple user's reliable access to control a number of computers using a single keyboard, monitor (video display) and mouse.
this is just copy pasted btw
not best explanation but it works
Yeah I will only have the 1 pc.
Is there a difference between qhd and hdr?
qhd is 1440p
hdr is high dynamic resolution or something
its like more colour accurate or something with HDR content
Ok.
HDR content is kinda rare outside movies tho
I think I meant hdr 200 vs 400
hdr 400 basically isnt hdr anyway such a useless spec
i didnt even know there was a hdr 200
the number is like the peak max screen brigntness or something
both are useless spec then
lol
Gotcha.
hdr in general is niche imo at least
Alright. I think I'm gonna get the 144hz. Thats much better than any other screen I've ever had.
So I'm sure it'll be enough for me
It worked! Thank you!
can a 2k 144hz monitor provide more than 144fps if used on 1080 resolution?
or is 144fps max on any resolution?
no
ah in general it will give same max fps in any resolution?
my situation is like I found a seller for this monitor
[
Acer Nitro XV272U
2560x1400
144hz
]
at a super good deal like around 180$
but my planning graphic card is only 3060ti is this monitor an overkill and make the card inefficient or can use the card and that screen for gaming at good settings
listed refresh is usually max refresh ye
Good pairing
🙂 thanks a lot for info and clarifying my doubts
Np :)
What do you guys think of this Monitor? Seems pretty legit for the price.
I would not buy a noname monitor, also with monitors spec sheets mean ehh not that much
Alright, I'm just having trouble with pushing the buy button on the G27Q or M27Q because it seems their QC is kinda crappy. I see a lot of people having issues with dead pixels mainly.
The C stands for curved anyway, completely different panel etc, i haven't seen many complaints ¯_(ツ)_/¯ but anyway, it depends on the price diff, like last time i checked g27q was uh 270ish and m27q was 320 like imo not worth 50$ unless the kvm feature is important to you
But if you're interested on a good comparison
The Gigabyte M27Q is better for gaming than the Gigabyte G27Q. It has a higher 170Hz refresh rate and a much quicker response time at 60Hz, resulting in minimal motion blur. It has a better SDR color gamut, making it a better choice for content creators, and it has a KVM feature that allows you to control two devices with the same mouse and keyb...
Nah Q = quad hd = 1440p and C= curved
And the G27Q is 269.99 right now and has a $20 rebate.
In my use of QC in my statement I was meaning quality control. We use that acronym a lot in the vaping servers.
Didn't realize it would mean something different here.
Ahh yeah QC is quality control but yeah
Like they're naming scheme is
G/M - idk gigabyte ?/ Idek
27 - screen size
F/Q/U - FHD(1080P) /QHD(1440P)/UHD(4K)
C - Curved
Gotcha. I'm still thinking the g27q, but I came across that one I posted and wanted to make sure. It seemed like a good deal tbh.
Here are some nice wins for g27q
M27q wind without calibration but if you tune in rings profile (that's what i usually do) usually works good
Nah cuz g27qc is curved and look at the price of a curved ips
The way names are so close?
yeh
I wonder if I wait another day or two if it'll drop another $10
The day after we talked about it, it dropped another $10
Better than the very good Acer XV27U SJZBEHDHEJBZJWBSUWBSJ737Q8QI-@;×°~=×✓`
Even emailed me about it.
¯_(ツ)_/¯
not at forst glance or if you didnt know there was a q and a qc
Yeah but you can break it down
At least
should i still be worried about the pin 20 issue with display port cables
i just dont want to fry my RTX 3060 lol
The what issue?
I don't think that's been a problem for at least a few years now
I've never even heard of that problem
huh
should i use the one that comes with my monitor or should i just buy one seperately
I've always used the ones that came with monitor
Any DP cable in existence should be able to do that unless it's non-compliant or just plain broken
Even HDMI can do that tbh
this is the monitor i got
what about with gsync?
honestly just to satisfy my anxiety i'll just buy a certified cable, im sure it doesnt matter but like sometimes my anxiety just kinda does its own thing
Never heard of the issue, & I bought the exact same monitor 🤘. I'll try the boxed DP cable just because. Hdmi has gsync limits I think
Usually certified cables are a load of marketing bs, just use the one in the box, Amazon basics cables are also good
Recommendation for a decent 2nd monitor? My main monitor is a m27q
Literally anything used etc is good otherwise I'd sort low to high on ips and va monitors
1080p monitors go pretty cheap used
but if you want to match resolution
it's a bit harder
@forest portal I am late but if your in the market for 1440p, I own this and very happy with it: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MQBPMJ2
I gave my brother one of my 2 monitors and i need to replace it. It was the side monitor that wasn't as good as my main one
should i:
-
Find a good replacement side monitor
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Find a new gaming monitor and make the one i have now the side monitor
Are you happy with your current gaming monitor?
yes
but i kinda want HDR that isnt washed out to hell
its a LG 1440p 144hz gaming monitor
not too much
Some people in here will recommend the M27Q, but its over $300. This one is the G27Q and is at a really good price right now.
Ends up being $240
I did a good bit of searching for a monitor. At that price.. you won't find a better deal for the quality.
It depends on use case.
Gaming
VA panels generally require you to be directly in front of the monitor or the screen starts to look funky. IPS allows you more flexibility.
ah
the g27q is a solid choice
I know i have a laptop that has a QLED screen
I had one before I got the m27q
people are afraid to buy it because of panel lottery but it isnt really the case nowadays
You probably won't find a better deal on the g27q like the deal that is going on for the next 20 hours on newegg.
This is the monitor i have currently
does the one you're suggesting beat it in quality?
in terms of price to performance, it will beat out lg
the g27q is cheaper but I didn't find that big of a difference in performance
according to one person, the G27q actually has a 7ms response time, not a 1ms
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But i shall think about it
Idk. 1 guy saying 7ms while the rest say 1ms
good point
Maybe he just wasn't using it right.
good thing my brother is buying my side monitor for $180
so i will only be paying ~$120
Then that's a stellar deal imo
My side monitor was a 144hz acer gaming monitor with horrible color and speakers
but yeah, i cant wait
how bad is panel lottery?
like, whats the chance im gonna get screwed over with the panel
I don't know tbh. I bought mine last week and it arrived 100%
as of recent, Ive heard no complaints regarding it for the m27q and g27q
whats the difference between m27q and g27q
170hz and 0.5ms response time
g27q only has 144hz and 1ms response time
I can't remember the name
around $320-$340 on amazon
does it have G-sync?
only freesync I think
Freesync, but people say gsync works on it.
its just the g27q's better twin
The supported VRR range is 48-170Hz and the monitor has AMD FreeSync Premium certification. It's not officially validated by NVIDIA as 'G-SYNC Compatible', but VRR works without any issues when using GeForce cards.
quote from google
Yeah same thing with the g27q
They are basically the same, just one is 170hz/KVM/.5
variable refresh rate
If you don't have 2 pcs then no need for kvm. And .5ms vs .1ms aren't really discernable tbh.
basically changes the refresh rate on the fly
But if you have the $ to spend without feeling guilty then by all means get the m27q
I just like trying to save people $.
KVM is a big help for me since I run Linux at the same time
its just an added feature
Eh, it's like "actual" response time VS the 1ms bs that 99% of "gaming monitors " say.
I think m27q is like 2.5 ms response time
Don't worry about it.
Only thing I don’t like about m27q is the blacks are petty bad and lots of edge bleed
For watching movies quite a bit, that'll make me do more research.
Advertised g2g and such response time tend to be modified to fit their marketing
like testing 20% to 80% instead of the pixel changing from 0% to 100%
and such
I need help choosing monitor, I’m stuck between three
GIGABYTE G27QC A (27" 165Hz 1440P Curved Gaming Monitor, 2560 x 1440 VA 1500R Display, 1ms (MPRT) Response Time, 88% DCI-P3, HDR Ready, 1x Display Port 1.2) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0927BQT33/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_D6E712Q6QPQ00SGDSA2Q?psc=1
Dell Curved Gaming Monitor 27 Inch Curved Monitor with 165Hz Refresh Rate, QHD (2560 x 1440) Display, Black - S2722DGM https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095V23PTM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_SR3XBM6NNSWAYFMDY9QM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Dell 144Hz Gaming Monitor 27 Inch Curved Monitor with FHD (1920 x 1080) Display, Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA Certified, Gray - S2721HGF https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DW4D6HP/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_36PMBM6AYPDVSYZD14F0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I turned on my computer earlier, and saw no issue. But I just got home and turned it back on, and now there's sign of damage. I can't figure out how to share pictures of it here though.
The best I can describe the issue is that there's a strange pattern of a portion of the screen that won't light up, while the rest of the monitor has no issue. As if there's a crack underneath the monitor somewhere. I see no visible damage externally.
It even looks perfectly normal when powered off.
I tried rebooting my computer, and the monitor, and ensuring that everything was plugged in properly. Though I don't think that any of that is related. I'm not sure if there was any damage done during shipping, or if I have a faulty monitor, and it just hasn't become visible until now or what. But I'm extremely upset because of this.
It's a Gigabyte G34WQC ultrawide monitor, and I've only had the monitor for a little over a month. It arrived on February 15th, and was ordered February 10th.
If the pixel is stuck on some random color, try this perhaps?
https://www.jscreenfix.com/
Repair stuck pixels using the JScreenFix algorithm.
What GPU do you have?
If GPU is good enough to do 1440p144, I'd do this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LLD2QXJ
if not, something like this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096YGM2WS
3060
would not be confident in doing 1440p
Hmm
It's more than just that. And I already tried that too.
If I look real closely, there is evidence of damage under the screen, but it's not easily noticeable.
1440p if you play low would be fine on a 3060 tbh
Oohh alright
Might be RMA time then
3060 might work at 1440p, but I'm not confident in it for most games
Yeah but low setting it would do fine
M72Q-X is 240hz 
FI27q-x*
I believe I got good panel lottery on my g27q. No dead pixels and very little backlight bleed. 🤤
I can't seem to install rtings .icm profile for my monitor?
I tried right clicking and install, and I tried to add it through color management but it doesn't show up in the list after I select it to add.
Did you make sure to click this
Yeah, it wouldn't let me click the add button until I checked that box
This is where I am selecting it
This is after I press the add button
oh wait.. is there a specific driver for my monitor?
I noticed yours has your monitor name while mine just says generic.
Yeah, run windows update, it will grab it for you
says I am up to date.
Wrong link
Go there make sure you have the receive from other products checked
Hmmm
Think you might need to install osd sidekick from here and then download the firmware
https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/G27Q/support#support-dl
Features 8-bit IPS-Grade Display, 92% DCI-P3 / 120% sRGB QHD, 144Hz with 1ms Response Time & HDR400 GIGABYTE Classic Tactical Features GIGABYTE Auto-Update ...
yeah I downloaded and installed sidekick. I will have to install it tomorrow though. it is time for me to go to bed. gotta get up early to go get all my Magic cards and a computer chair 😛
Gnight
goodnight. Thank you for the help.
Anytime
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08JWCHR5N?tag=rtings-mn-r-third-party-20&ie=UTF8
Was looking for a good HDR monitor to do gaming on it and this was on low spectrum end compared to high end Dell and Samsung monitors.
My question is do I get decent or good HDR if I go with 32 Curve VA panel? 165hz 1440p
HDR completely depends on which monitor
M27q does have hdr technically but imo hdr400 is a useless spec, it's basically just a standard monitor
Reason: Bad word usage
Ok ok bot my bad lol
lol
I hooked up to the UHD TV upstairs, Samsung one and holy cow I was really impressed by true colors while playing Elden ring at 4K
So If I want a real HDR gaming, I am to look into 4K monitors bracket range?
Nope, 1440p, and 1080p are perfectly fine for HDR it's just highly monitor model specific
Ok, would you suggest M27Q if somebody asked a budget good monitor with HDR colors or nah?
No
Idk much about HDR monitors but rtings.com and Hardware Unboxed on YouTube do good monitor reviews
Good to know rtings.com is true with their reviews
HDR is really bad on m27q
Yeah, found the answer after fishing through Amazon reviews.
If I want a true HDR experience I have to fork out five hundred Benjamin's or more. Kinda can't justify that purchase.
It’s a great monitor, but blacks look bad especially if most of the screen is black because of edge bleed
Gave up monitor shopping online. Gonna make my decision when I go to best buy or Mirco Center tomorrow hopefully.
Figured it's best to see monitors in person and be able to tell which choice is best for me based off their color viewing experience. My monitor MSI Optix g271 is still great but i want a upgrade to 1440p.
also take responde time into account. Look at reviews on YouTube don’t go off what the monitor says
As always, will look up on YouTube reviews.
NO WAAAYY
YES WAAAYY
i would think they would have just dropped the price of the fi27qx instead
but maybe theyre still different?
not like those differences could possibly be worth an additional 200 dollars though...
Is this the next budget god? Also y this when for $150 less you get 70hz less in a 170hz panel 
Cuz marketing?
Tru
Sorry if I'm kinda annoying, I just want to be sure to have a great monitor with great color brillance, almost like HDR capability. I have a IPS flat screen and I'm looking at this one:
https://www.amazon.com/MSI-Optix-AG321CQR-Anti-Glare-Adjustment/dp/B095J937CX
and it's a VA panel
I see that VA panel only has downside is bad viewing colors only on the dark colors and limited viewing angles?
is IPS not good anymore?
It depends, I still like IPS but I'm just looking into curved screens.
Any issues with LED monitors to know of?
Does it hurt the eyes after a while?
@quartz sandal what's the specific webcam your recommend? Forgot the name
Meant to put that in peripherals
Nvm found it
everything depends on a panel to panel basis, but typically, VA has worse color accuracy in general, usually worse color gamut, and more prone to ghosting, along with possibly higher response time on average
And no good reviews on that panel sooo can't say much about the specific panel
nearly 400$ seems a bit much for it though
Have no idea ask @modest palm
I found it, but i had another question
.
No idea
Probably depend more on a panel to panel basis
Welp I'm guess I'm off better with IPS
Perhaps
It's not like IPS has no issues, ips glow is a thing, more prone to backlight bleeding, and tend to have worse contrast
No good reviews on most low end monitors :(
Oof
has he already bought?
can someone tell me how to overclock
ask in #overclocking
i did
then wait for an answer
no one told me
Can still cancel
for 20 more idk if he wants to spend that much more this is 75hz and ips https://pcpartpicker.com/product/9fVG3C/asus-va24ehe-238-1920x1080-75-hz-monitor-90lm0560-b011b0
or could always get these and save a few bucks, VA still https://pcpartpicker.com/product/D8XYcf/acer-v246hql-bi-236-1920x1080-60-hz-monitor-umuv6aa003
Gonna check best buy first, managed to convince him. Otherwise we'll go with this, thank you
no problem
Found some at bb that are great
Theyre curved 1080p60hz, were same price as the one you suggested. I know there's more to monitors than that but for work the curved will be nice
VA panels
Probably decent
This cord came with my monitor. Is this the one I use to update it's firmware?
Does the monitor have USB ports? It's for that usually. But yes you also need that in to update it.
Just so I understand.. I plug the B side into my monitor and the A side into my PC. I don't need any other cord?
Correct
ok cool.
Well, the HDMI or DP cable but yeah
I was like why the heck did I get a printer cable with my monitor lol
did not realize it was used for more than just printers.
Right, that's just the most common use
alright time to see if the firmware update will make it to where my monitor shows up as it's name instead of generic pnp display
Also check Windows Update optional updates
yeah Pato and I went through it last night
But if not then there's no harm in it coming up generic
It seems that I cannot apply the rting profile to my monitor because it's coming up as generic.
no luck
Hey hey. I've got this GPU ASUS Dual GeForce RTX 2060 OC edition EVO 6GB GDDR6 -- I'm using a single 75 hz monitor that is 24 inches and i'm looking to run a 24-27 inch monitor with 144hz that is Gsync compatible -- I want to daisy chain. Do any of you have any suggestions?
got a budget?
tops i'd go is probably 600. But I won't be buying it for a little while, probably until after the NVIDIA 40 series is out. I'm going to be buying an 8TB HDD for game storage, and probably 16GB more RAM before I do anything.
Before I bought this Monitor i'm currently using
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0935R8TG3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
I was looking at the Viewsonic Elites.
So prices should go down by the time I've got everything i'm looking for (except for that monitor)
gotcha. I would wait until closer to when you are thinking of getting a monitor as prices are constantly fluctuating. Also, for 1440p you'll want to go with a 27-inch.
Im also going to be upgrading from a 2060 to a 3070ti more than likely. so find a card that supports what i'm looking for, too.
maybe something like this? As far as I know this one works with g-sync.
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012018R?Description=m27q&cm_re=m27q-_-24-012-018R-_-Product&quicklink=true
I have the g27q version of it and it looks amazing.
You've got this one? https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012015
yeah
Windows 11? -- how do you like it?
I am loving it.
I'm currently on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
I am on windows 11 enterprise
Mines not "ready" because I have to change one of my settings in my BIOS (fTPM) -- using an AMD Processor.
I might just wait the couple of years until Win 10 is out of commission (October 14th 2025) before updating. -- that way more updates have been released -- and other things like security worked out.
what do you mean? As far as I know win11 is solid.
Just sometimes when new hardware comes out, it needs to have kinks worked out -- that's just my own little personal worry and i'm probably wrong.
ah, well if you end up getting a 12th/13th gen intel cpu then you'll benefit greatly from win11
I think i'm going to stick with my AMD Ryzen 7 5800x for the time being.
maybe not greatly, but it utilizes the way the cpu is set up more efficiently.
I'm not considering 64gb ram , even though my mobo can support 128. I think that's just more power usage for me, i only game a little. but the 8TB HDD i'm going to get is going to be used as a library, not something I read-write with.
it would be VRAM I'd have to worry about if getting a 2 monitor setup, right? especially if daisy chaining?
I've got a big enough PSU I think? (Corsair RM850x)
That is beyond my scope of knowledge. I apologize I can't be more help. 😛
That's okay. Thank you for your suggestion of the monitor above. I appreciate it.
There's still several issues with windows 11, and no compelling reason to upgrade for 95% of people
Thank you, as well 🙂
What are the issues? just curious.
Mostly AMD specific performance problems, such as having fTPM causing 10% drop in frame rate and crashes. And if you swap your AMD CPU you need to do a clean install or you'll lose about 15% performance from the good old L3 cache bug.
Then there's the usual bugs and security issues a new OS has to deal with, such as crashing on known stable computers.
ah ok
12th gen Intel is about the only time I recommend using it. M$ worked directly with Intel to get it working right
That makes sense then.
welp, I redact my statement about it being solid lol. However, I'm really liking it.
It's mostly edge case problems, you're not likely to run into them and if you do they're hard to notice unless you're looking for it. Except the crashing, that's hard to ignore.
I haven't been able to play certain games at all because of constant crashes
oh, that's crappy. that's because you have an amd cpu?
or it's just crashing because it wants to .
Partially, mostly the os
gotcha.
I could run the games fine on 10
hopefully I don't run into that issue. Hopefully those issues are fixed by the time I get my gpu
@quaint mist Also check Rting.com and compared and read the reviews. Also, a lot of people here recomment the M27Q
There are 3 different xb27 acer predators
Acer Predator XB1 is available in a variety of sizes, resolutions, and refresh rates
Hell yeah I got a 1440p Monitor and the first game I load up (techincally was Deep Rock Galactic) Snow runner and it looks so amazing
What could be a good vertical monitor? I have a Samsung G5 odyssey 32 inch monitor. I’m looking to get a second monitor and have it vertical
would any 144hz monitor be good for gaming
rn I’m looking at the msi optix g271 or something of the sort
it’s the cheapest and seems to do the same as all the others at its price point
why exactl 144 hz
personally id get an m27q for 280 https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012018R?Description=m27q&cm_re=m27q-_-24-012-018R-_-Product&quicklink=true
Exactly 144 is fine, but I agree the M27Q is 1 of the top $300ish choices for a while. It can do 165hz but also 144, & generally you can turn on a variable refresh rate setting w/ your gpu so tearing is less of a concern. Now if you wanted a $200 ish 1080p option, could do Asus VG259QR or Dell S2522HG. The dell is 240hz, but that's bot a bad thing.
I was wondering what would be a good curved 1440p 165hz or higher monitor
preferably below $375
Long as you know curved stuff is usually VA instead of IPS. Not necessarily a bad thing. Found a 32" for $300 & a 27" for $280 you could glance at. GIGABYTE G27QC A - https://www.amazon.com/GIGABYTE-G27QC-Monitor-Display-Response/dp/B0927BQT33
yeah i figured it would be VA instead of IPS, tysm
would this be better?
it seems like its the same but just a bigger screen
also $10 cheaper
oh wait
its open box XD idk how i didnt see that
but for 300 I might stick with this, https://www.amazon.com/GIGABYTE-G27QC-Monitor-Display-Response/dp/B0926ZVM75?th=1
its only $20 more for an extra 5 inches so i dont see why not yk?
Definitely would be a big monitor, but tbh seems like a good deal for that size. Funny enough the ppi of 1440p at 32" equals ppi of a 1080p 24" screen afaik. I'm too used to being only about 15" away from my monitor haha. newegg link also for ya if needed: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012036 - I often pick amazon for 5% cashback. Hard to believe list price only $370 on that thing. Might be my next future purchase. Gosh, 24 to 32 would be quite a change, haha.
im normally like 2-3 feet away from my monitor sometimes 4 feet if I use a controller for some games but yeah the difference from 27 inches to 32 is massive hen that close, I used to have a MSI 27'' 1080p monitor idk what model then it died so I got a LG monitor that was also 1080p and 165 hz my current monitor and it was massive lol
tbh I almost wish I got a 27" 1080p to "see" stuff easier in fps games, but often $250+ made me just do a normal 24" for $200ish. 4yr old 60hz screen to new 165hz should be plenty for now, and also now a dual monitor setup is fun. I suppose I'd mainly get a 32" to double as a TV because I don't really own one currently. If so, the 60hz would be given away.
tbh i never had a problem with a 24'' and 720p paired with a GTX 750 ti, till recently (8 months ago?) i upgraded but playing fps games I was able to determine where the ememies were by seeing a couple ove moving pixels lmao
Hi everybody. I'm in the process of looking for a new gaming monitor. My old one is starting to have dead pixel. I have a Nvidia GPU and my budget is $250 but can go a bit higher if its worth it. Any recommendations?
I suppose 1080p for that budget. TOns of $200ish options. Msi G241/242, asus VG259QR, Dell S2522HG (240hz), maybe Gigabyte G24F (144hz) or G27F (144hz 27")
difference on va and ips?
and if i get a monitor thats amd freesync and i have nvidia gpu does it matter that much?
Ips generally has better colours and viewing angles
Nope freesync and gsync are basically the same
whats a good monitor to pair up with a 3060? For 1080p gaming
Can anyone help me find the best priced 27'' 2k monitor from the Newegg CA store?
So far have found this one:
https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16824012038?Item=N82E16824012038
Msi g241/242, asus VG259QR, Dell S2522HG, certain LG models perhaps. I bought the Asus myself & the Dell is 240hz btw if that was helpful.
Any recommendations of good cleaning products for monitors?
All you really need is standard glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Don't spray directly on the monitor. Non-streaking solution works best.
ipa works too but that's a better advice
my dad wants a 32inch 4k monitor for work
any ideas
he has some dell 32in 4k30 rn
budget is as cheap as possible and still getting a name brand (hp, dell, acer, asus, etc.) because he's picky like that
idk if theres such a thing as a cheap 32in 4k30/4k60 monitor
What kind of work is it for? Office work or color accurate work like photo/video editing?
Ok, cheapest is like $300
That works
we got the last one for free so we’d be getting 2 4k monitors for roughly 300, essentially
Decent enough for office work https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/32ul500-w
Also Amazon is same price with Prime https://amazon.com/dp/B088G1PKKN
Yooo thanks i’ll show it to him
Ok bruh apparently he has a grudge against LG panels
Why do i bother trying to buy things for him
😂
Wha... LG makes some of the best 4k panels though
They even make the panels other brands use
Idk… my dad isn’t very open minded let’s just keep it that way
Ah. I’ll let him know about this one
I would totally buy that LG one if it was for me, didn’t know that 4k60 was only $300 minimum
At 32 inches yeah, it's $300 min
Or you could show him this one and not tell him that LG makes the VA panel https://pcpartpicker.com/product/L2mFf7/asus-va32uq-315-3840x2160-60-hz-monitor-va32uq
It's decent enough
just a question i have a 3080 and for my monitor i have 1080p 165hz and 1440p 60hz monitor and I was wondering is it worth to upgrade my main monitor(1080p) to 1440p 144hz or higher?
i mostly play league and valo casually elden ring
It was most likely the wrong type of DVI?
But what display do you have now?
If it's not a 144hz panel I'd get a new 144hz panel and swap the old display to 2nd monitor
Or if already 144hz I'd just get the cheapest monitor you can for the size
anybody here know about the HP vh240a monitor? i'm buying one off offerup for $35 and retail for it is $200ish. seller is saying it works well and they don't use it anymore because they stopped WFH. i'm reading a bunch of reviews online saying it has a burn it and that it died over some time blah blah blah and i'm getting a little worried to pick it up lol. thoughts?
It definitely can especially if you turn everything to low
Even then, if it only gets like 120fps or something turn on gsync and you'll be getting 120hz
That might be an issue but if you upgrade your new panel would probably be even better tbh - assuming you pick a good monitor
What country?
I see
Well if there's any local places feel free to ask here
That a store in chile?
Oh looks decent
How much you looking to spend
And that site lists in usd?
Ahh okay
Well no point in converting lol since only matters what you can get in your country
I'll have a look through the list
So pesos uses the $ symbol?
Interesting
@slow turret
That's nice too was just looking for under 150
@gusty isle
Hey idk if this is the right place to ask this but i've been having this issue with this hdmi switch that I have not sure if its a genuine issue or just how its designed. It currently has inputs from my pc and a thunderbolt dock that goes to my laptop. When I first start up my PC it detects the input but i get a loop of a black screen and blue no input on the monitor is connected to. Only fix is to plug in my laptop and switch to that input then switch back.
Anyone know a 34-35 inch monitor l can get that would pair well with a 3050?
not a good one for gaming
3050 should pair with 1080p right not 1440p?
Anyone looking for a 32" 4K 144hz. the M32U is on sale for 599.99 on newegg
On some older games mostly. 3050 is close to a 1080, just for example. Both 1080p cards overall.
Yikes, same price as an M27Q pair 
anyone got a 144 hrtz monitor for around 150$ish
What should I look for when comparing monitors? Seeking a secondary monitor: QHD/2k, IPS, ~$320 or less w/ Cali taxes. Primary monitor is a Lenovo QHD/2K, IPS, 75Hz, 23.8".
Uhh what will you be using your 2nd monitor for?
Scenario 1: Play Destiny 2 and look at Discord at the same time
Scenario 2: Use 1 monitor for my desktop and the other for my work laptop
Sounds like a M27q to me 👀
Well then i would get a high refresh 1440p new monitor and use your current as your secondary
But generally to answer your first question you should check out reputable review sites like rtings.com
what gpu u got
5600XT
yeah 1440p useless
I'm looking into the M27q. Sounds good, I did hear about it I think
ur gpu is gonna really struggle at destiny 2 1440p
Already has a 1440p, and destiny 2 isn’t that demanding, the kvm switch helps with laptop usage 2
o i dont think im playing d2 at 1440p. thats more for movies
Uhhhh
Ah so you just play at 1080p? That would work fine
1080p on a 27" screen not gonna look very good
I dont mind sticking with 24" tbh
420hz minimum, none of this 240hz crap
Yeah and use the 1440p screen you got rn for movies n stuff
(this is a joke maiz, dont buy a 240hz 1080p monitor or anything over that)
whats that? 4k at 420hz? got it
yes exactly
Still that kvm switch doesn’t really exist at the 1080p level… in a weird way
destiny 2 isnt optimised at all. easy to run but not very easy to run well
im reading what KVM switch is, and i believe I have an idea of it, but I want to be able to use my desktop and the work laptop at the same time
(i havent heard of kvm until now)
you cant use both at the same time
just makes switching between the 2 fast and more convenient
It’s basically a input switch for your mouse and keyboard as long as they are plugged directly into the monitor
I see, in that case I don't think I'll need KVM then
I think it would be better for me to have a monitor that has 2 HDMI inputs
but that's not super necessarily. literally can just plop and plug in my USB-C to HDMI cable
also, the reason I'd want 1440p is because I might wanna upgrade my GPU in the (far) future but not get a new monitor
Most modern monitors should have a dp and a hdmi, any reason why your not just using both?
uhhhh I dont think I have a dp cable
Dp for the desktop hdmi on the laptop
Ah, selling point you get a free one with the monitor 
they be cheap
(i mean obvi it means i can just buy it, but i dont think that far ahead)
... do i have a free one already? i gotta check
fr tho id get a 24" 1080p display for now
Use rtings to check any monitor you might find 👀 super helpful reviews and comparisons
I just dont wanna get a monitor that i'll need to upgrade later tho.
ok will check rtings ty
dont get a monitor larger than 24" than if ur gonna use it for games
1080p at larger than 24" is not good
Any reason why i'd want 27" over 24" in general? bc I like 24" anyway, and I only got so much desk space
Just more screen, no real reason.
Typically there’s more 2k screens at around 27” just cuz it’s the norm
shit, there are like, no 2k screens at 24" these days. i might end up going 1080... i mean i guess im not really gonna notice the difference anyway?
Nope not really. Should be generally fine
I'll think about it. I have a Lenovo L24q (idr the last numbers), and my bro has an AOC, maybe 24G2. I might switch with him for a day and see if I notice the difference
i dont know if i'll remember to check in here later, but thank you all for your help and advice ❤️ def a lot of resources and i appreciate the recs
Asus VG259QR is another 1080p option.
True but usually cost $799.99. So for $599.99 its a decently good deal
recommend any nice monitors for $400? not for gaming more for viewing
asking for a friend
27 inch
at least 1440p
Actually i wouldn’t recommend it for viewing it has kinda meh blacks
Yeah i trust you, thanks very much 
It's refurbished but sold directly by Acer
friend has been using his laptop monitor for 2 years now lol
I miss read the poetion about viewing.
@maiden wedge If you have a microcenter were you live. https://www.microcenter.com/product/626571/acer-nitro-xv272u-27-2k-wqhd-(2560-x-1440)-170hz-gaming-monitor
$200-$250 Monitors? for visuals and stuff, no gaming >27" >1440p IPS
asking for another friend lol
There's not really any good 1440p monitors for under $250. M27Q goes on sale for $280 sometimes. There's also the $300 refurbished Acer Nitro XV272U Kvbmiiprzx I linked above.
what part should they sacrifice first to get a good display monitor for $250?
you think it's a good idea to do that or better to just save up?
Considering they're so close to being able to afford a good $300 monitor with the specs they want, I'd say save up the extra $50 or so and jump on a sale.
awesome, thanks a lot 
question friends
is there any way to change crosshairs in an msi monitor? all of them are large dots and look atrocious
just use an ingame one… on screen are 💩
dang was rly hoping to be able to customize the monitor crosshair 😂
Monitor crosshairs are only for cheaters on games that don't have one
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New gigabyte M27Q is on sale for $219.99 in Newegg https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012015?item=N82E16824012015&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=Automation040822&cm_mmc=EMC-Automation040822-_-EMC-040822-Index-_-GamingMonitors-_-24012015-S1A1A&ignorebbr=1
So ngl I’m thinking on upgrading to a Samsung Neo G9 and I would like an overall opinion on weather it’s worth it or not especially when I care about fps
That depends. What features are you looking for and which are most important to you?
Gaming
I would like to get at least 144fps
I’m running a Asus ROG Strix white 3090 and i9-12900ks
So probably 1440p
Since 4k at that refresh isn't realistic right now
Size preference?
Yea but 5120x1440 is technically 2k isn’t it?
The G9 is 49inches which I don’t mind at all
It's like double 2k
Yea 5k is what I seen
4k is quadruple 2k
So I’d assume if I have it on 240hz on 5120x1440p on 10bit with high/ultra I can get 144fps at least
Not many games are able to use a full ultrawide screen, what are you going to be playing most?
Mostly games like apex or warzone
Vanguard mw etc
Maybe overwatch soon
Cod zombies fortnite
Most of those have FOV settings iirc so with scaling it shouldn't look too bad
Yea that’s what I heard
And was watching videos on
But idm
I’d assume every game I play would be compatible with the ultra wide
They can run on ultrawide but the Samsungs are extra ultra wide
So they might not take up the full screen without stretching
If you wanted to save $600 you could go for the LG 34GP950G-B and it'll be more widely compatible
Anyone know if this is a good monitor recommendation? I'm mainly trying to find a monitor that's around 34-38 inches big (preferably curved), 21:9 aspect ratio, 1440p, 1ms response time, at least 144hz, and either IPS or VA (don't really care too much about either panel type), and I'm trying to find something that's 500 dollars or less. I did see the gigabyte one last week that was around 150 dollars off but it sold out everywhere and I missed my chances on buying it.
https://www.amazon.com/MSI-Optix-MAG342CQR-1500R-Curvature/dp/B08S8W3MMM/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1DLPXTFSIR4VB&keywords=msi+optix+34+inch&qid=1649527665&s=electronics&sprefix=msi+optix+34+inch%2Celectronics%2C79&sr=1-2
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Mainly going to be using it for gaming and maybe a small amount of content creation
That one has really bad ghosting issues. I recommend this one.
https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Curved-Monitor-Refresh-Display/dp/B095X7RV77
Or this one when it comes back in stock sold by newegg at $450 or less
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824012046
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Oh ok. Thanks for the suggestions!
quick question here what are the differences between the G27Q and the M27Q?
i probably can search it up but the internet is acting quite sus lately because of a typhoon
G27Q 144hz vs 170hz is 1 main difference. M27Q also has KVM feature. G27Q has 2w speakers (meh). Otherwise overall they're quite similar. Someone else might think of extra differences.
thanks
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so i guess its here now
the one and only qd-oled
monitor*
its got it all
the best parts of TN, VA, and IPS all in one
Qd-oled kinda cool though
what would be recommended as a good mid budget monitor preferably 144hz
by mid budget I mean like ~200-300cad
yeah, my next monitor is 100% gonna be a qd oled
once they are cheaper and also not ultrawide
I'm loving the oled on my Pixel 6
oled screens are phenomenal, but every review ive read about these qd displays is that they apparently look better than anything youve seen before
hmmmmm
and of course, 10 bit color, infinite contrast ratio, and insanely low pixel response times
basically, the first monitor display technology to natively surpass that of a CRT
also super high refresh rate, which i suppose is a given considering the pixel response
those new LG oled are awesome doubling the brightness was what I was waiting for
Oh you've got my attention now.

i knew it would lmao
ya know instead of a normal 1440P like G27Q/M27Q, etc, perhaps something OLED would be my future purchase. The VG259QR will hold me over for quite a while.
nah def wait for qd oled
unless youre working with a garbo display atm
resonably priced panels may not hit the market for like a year or two
even then, current oled monitors suffer a lot from burn in
and are also crazy expensive
Yeah yikes, memories of old plasma TV's I didn't have thankfully. burn-in would be terrible. I'll be keeping eyes out for QD OLED reviews and stuff. Indeed, current monitors are plenty for now.
Reimagine every scene with vivid, responsive IPS. At 27" and 16:9 screen ratio, LG's UltraGear™ Full HD IPS Display features realistic, true color with sRGB 99% Color Gamut and HDR 10 for enhanced contrast, clarity and detail, while delivering an ultra-fast 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms (GtG) respon...
thoughts?
Good price & refresh rate, but everyone will bring up lower ppi from 1080p on a 27" & how it supposedly looks much worse. Idk though personally, and I wish I could test 1 out because 27" means stretched up aka bigger ingame visuals & might make it easier to see long range enemies.
whats a good 24-27 inch 144hz ips monitor for like 250$?
24" would be 1080p so msi g241/g242, certain LG, maybe Gigabyte G27F & Asus VG259QR is good for $210ish. Oh, HP x27q 1440p is exactly $250 right now (27")
Does anyone know of a monitor comparable to the ASUS-VG279QM for around 200?
perhaps with less refresh rate
for 1080p240 panel in general,
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-25-gaming-monitor-s2522hg/apd/210-azzo/monitors-monitor-accessories
well 144hz instead of 240hz, but sure. There's not really a ton of 27" 1080p options. Isn't a super well liked resolution/ppi
that is a good point
I am running a 22" 75Hz with awful colors and I feel the need to save my eyes. My 1060 wouldn't handle 1440 well so I would stay with 1080 but I will definitely go 144Hz minimum.
27 seems to be the sweet spot imo
Do you just want 27" so in-game stuff is "stretched" bigger and easier to see? That's all I thought of, but still ended up doing 24" 1080p like normal. 27" is only the sweet spot w/ 1440p, at 1080p the ppi is lower (81). Dell 240hz still $210 but based on gpu might as well pick a 144-170hz model. msi g241/g242, some LG models, or what I bought. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08K2GYHD8?th=1 (ah, jumped up from $207 to $230, darn) - Here the dell though https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B095TVWL6M
Thinking about getting the Samsung G7 240hz
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checking the video right now. I'm sure it be good as the M27Q
1440p 144-170hz soon to be $250ish on the regular I reckon.
If gigabyte keeps pushing innovation forward and prices down like this, that's quite likely.
Now for $450ish people'll have to decide between that 240hz 1440p or 144-170hz 4k. 
Any cons on the dell s-21dgf 27” 1440p 165hz for $299 seems like a good one to get
this one right?
its good but slightly worse than the m27q and the g27q. depending on the pricing of those 2 where you live, itd probably be better to go with those instead
just realized the g27q is 144hz i think
but the m27q normally sits around the $320 mark but you get a bit more
Fasten your seatbelt: The Predator XB273K Ultra HD display with 4K resolution is all about no compromises on gaming performance, color or speed. This 27-inch (3840 x 2160) monitor combine’s jaw dropping specs including an IPS panel that supports blazing-fast 144Hz refresh rate. This G-SYNC Compat...
this Acer Predator above is what im lookin at and probably gonna get
Reason: Bad word usage
the refresh rate on EB321HQU is 60hz. and it's 31.5 you said you didnt care about high refresh rate.
oh i was just sharing the one im interested in, not one for you -- i should have been more specific. sorry about whatever you got a warning for lmao
the 27 is what im getting, 2 of them eventually. i'm not a monitor buff but I want to get bang for my buck which is why the 27 predator is what im going for.
right now im on a 24" 75hz sceptre lmao https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0935R8TG3/
Sceptre’s E248W-QPT 24-inch 75Hz LED Quad HD Monitor - Dependable and Reliable. Offering a multitude of the latest technology, Sceptre’s E248W-QPT is the perfect budget-friendly candidate for those involved in creative projects. Ideal for photography, movies, and web browsing that require color a...
yeah i was also kinda impressed by some Dell Alienwares
AOC AGON is pretty, but my old AOC that WASNT gaming was kinda shite.
People have suggested a g27q for me by Gigabyte, as well -- here's a 32 gigabyte VA. I prefer IPS myself.
32” 2560x1440 VA Display with 165Hz Refresh Rate, 1 ms Response Time Native 1500R Curvature Improved Gaming Experience with G-Sync Compatible Smooth Gameplay with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro VESA Display HDR400 and 93% DCI-P3 GIGABYTE Classic Tactical Features with OSD Sidekick GIGABYTE Auto-Update ...
F bomb
Curved is almost always VA
So if you look at that same model without the "C" I think it's IPS
Interesting. Do you know why?
Something about how the pixels align in the liquid crystal iirc
I've also looked into Ultragears by LG
https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-32gp850-b-gaming-monitor about as expensive as the 27" Acer Predator i'm going to be getting.
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Interesting, thanks for the information (not sure about your pronoun he him they her she you etc.)
i'll just say Fal'Cie next time lol
I looked a little more into it and it's to counter light warping and color issues.
Partly due to you being forced to look at some part of the screen at an angle. So panels with good view angles are a must.
I just like the Acer Predator, a LOT. I wish the price was about $150 but I mean, you get what you pay for IMO.
Reason: Bad word usage
You might find this useful https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tools/table
Yeah I use the "compare" on their page a lot.
Honestly unless you're sitting less than a foot from your screen you don't need 4k on a 27"
That's about 3 feet
yeah
Depending on how tall you are
Since your arm span is about equal to your height it's easy to guess
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X5MWMDG/ref=asc_df_B07X5MWMDG1648494000000?tag=georiot-us-default-20&ascsubtag=pcg-us-6277751121191283000-20&geniuslink=true&fbclid=IwAR0H0Vvxz4pjiLoE-BhjNq6Gbu-UqufF6BRbz2Wq_MM2GMmKAIpyMH_D3VQ&th=1 just so you don't need to scroll back up this is what i've been looking at. my buddy has one and it's pretty damn phenomenal
Fasten your seatbelt: The Predator XB273K Ultra HD display with 4K resolution is all about no compromises on gaming performance, color or speed. This 27-inch (3840 x 2160) monitor combine’s jaw dropping specs including an IPS panel that supports blazing-fast 144Hz refresh rate. This G-SYNC Compat...
Right now im only on a 2060 dual and 16GB Ram, so i'm gonna be upgrading some stuff before I get the monitor, I think.
Gotta be really careful with those Acers, they use the same model name for like 10 different monitors and most are crap
the darn name should just be like XB273K-Model 1
certainly, even on the main website it's difficult to ascertain which one is which
"What should we name our new monitor?"
"Hmm..." Face smash on keyboard
"Gpbmiipprzx!"
cat probably stepped on keyboard
There would be more repeating letters but something along those lines yeah
I saw a funny picture of a person with a plastic case over their hands/keyboard with a cat nearby
WOAH LMAO it's literally called "Clear Acrylic Keyboard Cover Protector Anti-Cat,2 in 1 Keyboard Bridge Protector and Monitor Stand"
posting in peripherals
or general
VA has better contrast usually I think & would be better for movies at least
VA also tends to have higher latency than IPS but that's more of a trend than a rule and most people won't notice it
Just for grins and giggles, what are some good 360+hz monitors?
really the only ones out there is acer/predator, asus rog and alienware
alienware being the best out there in terms of pricing since theyre the only ones ive seen actually come down in price at a reasonable range at like $364 or something like that vs the $600+ all of these monitors are typically sitting out
however in terms of actual image quality, color and stuff; the acer predator is probably the best one
dont think benq has a 360hz monitor yet, think highest they have is 240hz but if they were to have or make a 360hz one, theyd probably be the best option in terms of image clarity due to their dyac+ granted their panel would most likely be a tn panel since they still use tn for most if not all their gaming monitors
Here's the ones rtings has tested. They're all pretty decent overall it seems.
I don't really see the point in 360hz yet they're just too expensive atm especially when m27q at 170hz or a 240hz monitor especially if you don't play fps esports games
I think it's something you have to see to really judge for yourself
That's just it though, if you do esports competitively and are trying to get on a team or something, that could help you a little. Maybe you could go from top 0.01% to top 0.009%
And only for yourself, if you think it's a lot better, doesn't mean it helps someone else, if you think it doesn't help, doesn't mean it wouldn't help someone else, so I think it's something you don't impulsively buy, but if you've seen it and you like it, nothing wrong with it.
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is the Acer KG241QSB 165hz a good moniter
@craggy oar Samsung s7 Iphone? Do you mean transferring stuff from S7 to Iphone?
no, watching online content on my phone thru the television ...
Could always just pick up a chromecast and cast content to your tv
agreed
Or a roku. Lol, don't feel like googling a usb type-b mhl adapter for ya.
My Vizio TV has "Smartcast" which my Samsung S20+ can broadcast to.
Also VLC Media Player
Is an Amazon Firestick or whatever they're called like Chromecast pretty much?
It's more of a smart tv converter, chromecast just lets you play things from your phone/computer
