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Saturday, February 27, 2021
I've been enjoying my 27
do you not have a ruler
You basically have the option of 24'', 27'', or 34''
I think 1080p is fine, I understand why people go 4k though too
if you want it to double as a "I can play a movie on this and have it look good as fuck" screen
1440p is retarded
unless all you do is game
so 24 or 27 1080p
27'' 2080p 144Hz (or 240Hz)
there is a difference between whatever the fuck my old monitor is and 144Hz
idk about 144 to 240
I mean... if you're "future proofing" this you're dumb
HDR is something that will be mainstream in <5 years
but is fairly poorly implemented right now
to be fair with monitors, nothing stops you from getting a second better monitor in the future
and this one just becomes a secondary monitor then
so future proofing is dumb
yeah that too
I agree
So have 3
3 is my perfect number
well, I have 5, but only 3 on this PC
my 27 is a noc my 20.5 is an acer
Samsung and LG are the top panel manufactures
then you have all the gayming brands like MSI, Acer, ASUS, Gigabyte, etc.
Through Dell in there too I guess
If you want something that will feel like an upgrade I'd spend ~$200 and get something new that's 1080p 144HZ or higher
I wish I could link you these webpages with specific filters on them applied
I'd just browse NewEgg or B&H honestly, and then price-check against Amazon/BestBuy/Microcenter
unless you have some other store up in NY that's good
ok, I can link this I think
oops one sec
ok fixed
and if you want to sanity check yourself
plug in whatever monitor you like into the searchbar here
and I would say ignore HDR as a selling point alltogether
it's shit rn on any monitor
Freesync/Gsync is nice, if you care about that sort of thing
Gigabyte G32QC Review
The Gigabyte G32QC is a great budget gaming monitor with good dark room performance. It delivers an immersive experience with its large 32 inch screen and 1440p ...
www.rtings.com5 seconds
>curved
wait so
this is confusing
it's the same panel, but an uncurved varient
weird
I mean it's gigabyte, so it's probably pretty good
