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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: AuthenticDanger on Thu, 21 September 2017, 16:27:29
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I'm not sure I need 4K (but if I do, let me know ;)), so 1440p seems reasonable. The cheapest I saw was a 24" for $350, but is there a reason to spend more?
This monitor will be mainly used for for FPS gaming and video editing. Video card is a 1050 ti (though if I need to, I'll splurge on a 1080).
I'm guessing TP4 has an opinion on this.
Let me know what you recommend!
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I'm interested in hearing opinions too. I have a 1070!
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/BCCL3F
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TN or IPS?
I use S2714DG (TN) from dell and its pretty good. Colour repro is not 100% (I have a 100% sRGB gamut calibrated benq a few meters away to compare) but for FPS its very nice.
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TN or IPS?
I use S2714DG (TN) from dell and its pretty good. Colour repro is not 100% (I have a 100% sRGB gamut calibrated benq a few meters away to compare) but for FPS its very nice.
I think TN because I don't case as much about color or viewing angle. Refresh rate is key here.
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TN or IPS?
I use S2714DG (TN) from dell and its pretty good. Colour repro is not 100% (I have a 100% sRGB gamut calibrated benq a few meters away to compare) but for FPS its very nice.
I think TN because I don't case as much about color or viewing angle. Refresh rate is key here.
You should be able to pick it up for around 500 on a refurb sale w dell.
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TN or IPS?
I use S2714DG (TN) from dell and its pretty good. Colour repro is not 100% (I have a 100% sRGB gamut calibrated benq a few meters away to compare) but for FPS its very nice.
What's the BENQ you're using? Does that one fare well for gaming?
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get the LARGEST, ULMB monitor you can afford.
120 vs 144 doesn't matter, but it has to support ULMB at that refresh rate..
ULMB is a night and day competitive advantage for FPS games.
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get the LARGEST, ULMB monitor you can afford.
120 vs 144 doesn't matter, but it has to support ULMB at that refresh rate..
ULMB is a night and day competitive advantage for FPS games.
Don't all G-SYNC monitors support ULMB?
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get the LARGEST, ULMB monitor you can afford.
120 vs 144 doesn't matter, but it has to support ULMB at that refresh rate..
ULMB is a night and day competitive advantage for FPS games.
Don't all G-SYNC monitors support ULMB?
No, not all..
but overall, you still have to look at the ULMB performance _Reviews_ of that monitor , because some have problems, it's a tricky feature to get perfect, yet most valuable for gaming.
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TN or IPS?
I use S2714DG (TN) from dell and its pretty good. Colour repro is not 100% (I have a 100% sRGB gamut calibrated benq a few meters away to compare) but for FPS its very nice.
What's the BENQ you're using? Does that one fare well for gaming?
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BL2710PT, its AHVA panel (IPS derivative) but I use it for photo work.