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geekhack Community => Other Geeky Stuff => Topic started by: Air tree on Thu, 09 March 2017, 02:10:07
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I have been using my small 16" laptop for the longest time and I'm getting a new monitor soon, and I was wondering what you guys would recommend?
I'm contemplating whether the approximately $200 dollars difference is worth it at 24" vs 27"
I haven't used a 24" or 27" monitor before so I can't really state a preference off hand, I sit about 2 and a half feet away from my monitor, give or take.
EDIT: It appears amazon just has really messed up prices, the price difference isn't quite as large.
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I've been using 27" monitors for years now. To me it's the perfect size for a desk. Any bigger and I don't think I would like it. Unless of course we were talking about ultra wide monitors or something like that.
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24 will be a fantastic upgrade to what you're used to, but then you will long for a 27. I've got 3 24' and they are perfect, but I wish I had 3 27's!
SIDENOTE: Is the resolution in these 2 models different?
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24 will be a fantastic upgrade to what you're used to, but then you will long for a 27. I've got 3 24' and they are perfect, but I wish I had 3 27's!
SIDENOTE: Is the resolution in these 2 models different?
Both are 2560x1440 144hz/165hz and G-sync monitors.
I've heard of less inverse ghosting problems and overshoot problems with the 24 inch model, so I don't know.
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i find that for my standing desk, because i can stand a bit further away from it, a 40 inch tv works best.
Buhhhhhhhh.. at the desk with the chair a 30 to 36 inch would still work well..
don't worry too much about resolution, Almost nothing is worth seeing in HD except movies and dota/hearthstone
So what I do is run everything in 1280x800 on my 30 inch, and when I'm awtching a movie, i'd hotkey to 2560x1600.
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also, get a ULMB monitor..
It's just so much better... motion clarity is everything for moving pictures.. be it games/ movies.
it's the single most important feature..
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Dell S2716DG
You are not going to notice the difference between 144hz and 165hz.
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Dell S2716DG
You are not going to notice the difference between 144hz and 165hz.
More so about the size rather than 144hz and 165hz, I don't know if 24" is too small for 1440p.
But I'm leaning for the s2716dg since it's only $50 more on the dell website.
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Dell S2716DG
You are not going to notice the difference between 144hz and 165hz.
More so about the size rather than 144hz and 165hz, I don't know if 24" is too small for 1440p.
But I'm leaning for the s2716dg since it's only $50 more on the dell website.
don't get anything under 27
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I've owned both the S27 and the S24. I currently use the S24, along with 3 other 24" 1440p panels.
If you don't absolutely need the desk space like I do, get the S27. The tiny extra hz of the S24 isn't noticeable. 27" is the sweet spot for 1440p, I only like 24" because I'm used to it.