how do i know which monitor is good? seems most are pretty much the same but from a diffrent manufacturer. they are the same, arent they? all from china, diffrent label on it?
Gayming one so u can blay Gothicc in 240Hz
>>140975 some of them are still 60hz lol
there are still so many that seem the same
idk, do your own research lazy consumer faggot
cheap is good
>>140985 yes, yes it is im crossing out everything that has "gaming" as a buzzword in it and focusing only on specs
buuuut energy efficiency is also good most of them are E only
ok power usage is a joke 9W is class B 14W is class E the difference in moneys is like 3€ per year at 8 hours a day so for me its like 3c a year
are you looking for gaming monitor or a casual home theater monitor
>>140994 yes
>>140995 there's a difference though if you really start comparing specs
*tap i made my choice
>>140995 34 inch 1440p is sweetspot
get an IPS panel, 1080p, 24-27 inches, 60-144hz, make sure it has good colors
>>140976 That's weird since human eye can't see more than 30 FPS
>>141025 done good colours wont know that until it arrives but lacking comparison, I guess it will do probably blows away anything ive ever owned anyway 24 inch cause i dont need bigger pixels lmao imagine buying rest of pc now
>>141051 which one did you choose?
>>141065 the "aoc 24g42e gaming monitor" 180hz 0.5ms latency 24" 1920xwhatever fast-IPS
>>141068 i guess it's alright, there's a similar one from benq in the same price range, i've had a good time with benq monitors but it's probably all the same>180hz that's pretty fast, so you're gonna go pro now? play cs 1.6 clanwars on ESL ladder?
>>141068>buying <1440p screen in AD 2k26
>>141079 the human brain can only see 3 pixels
>>141079 ill quickly check again but idk
>>141079 he probably doesn't have the gpu to support qhd anyways, why give up on performance for a few more pixels? also i have a 1080p 24" monitor next to a 4k 32" inch monitor and i prefer the smaller one, higher resolutions are kind of a meme if the monitor isn't at least 30"
>>141088 idk, mabby bigger is better for coding ive no idea what im doing here
>>141090 just buy 3-4 different monitors to try out, can always send them back
>>141090 or just stick to the one you've already ordered because it's fine
>>141090 Yes, you're gonna need a big one to code that GUI
>>141092 mabby just order both and see there is a comparable 1440p one for only little money more also drains more power tho, gets hotter, idk ehh
actually that "little more money" is like nearly twice the price
>>141093 havent done shit in months, feels bad man and even before that, my trajectory was bad but i got a project lined up thats unique and might blast in some money except i still hate the idea working on something alone n sheit can only go wrong
>>141094 1440p on what size though? on 24" this will be pretty tiny, should be 27" at least anyways busy cat like you should aim for a 2 monitor setup sooner or later anyways, mabby 3 monitor setup even
>>141101 i guess bigger screen means i could sit further away i should really do that mabby i cancel my order
purchase cancelled. need more time to think
>>141104 see you in the next thread
>>141105 im planning to sit at a distance from screen so bigger screen = better
so what about the aoc Q24G4RE and mabby i order the 24G42E again too to compare both send one back
hmm there are more options otto search function sucks
i just measured, 27" is pretty big, i come from 14" even 24" seems quite massive idk rn
curved or nah?
>>141173 personal opinion: curved is bullshit marketing tactic to pump up price disclaimer: I also hold the opinion that HD is excessive. if a 1px line is not discernible as discrete, then the pixels are too small
>>141204 thx what is considered HD? this choice has ruined my day. truth is, I only got an n100 mini pc. it will run gothic and a few old games. I dont think I need more than 100hz and 24" seems massive to me already. im utterly confused here. ill barely play games, ill barely use the monitor. i better go with el cheapo. on the other one, a monitor is enough for 20 years or so, so spending 20€ more shouldnt matter. but 80€ more? idk
is a 27" monitor is required for anything? is it better for coding than a 24" monitor? after all lines shouldnt be endlessly long anyway. mabby to make it bigger? i saw a 27" screen that can be rotated, maybe thats an advantage but it also seems .. unneeded
a review has this pic in it
>>140972 (AP) Get an ultra wide mini LED. It's only slightly worse than OLED, but it won't get a burn in, and it will last forever. Great colors.
>>141244 what to do with ultra wide tho?
theres the AOC 24G42E - 80€ fair price I guess, overall good monitor but 24" MSI PRO MP275QPG - 27" 1440p rotatable, 130€ (hurts a lilla bit but not much) AOC Q24G4RE Gaming-Monitor - 24" again, 138€, only advantage is higher hertz Acer VG270UP6 Gaming-LED-Monitor - 145€, 144 hertz, 1440p 130€ vs 144€ really makes no difference especially long term only choice financially is el cheapo or not and go full blast but with an n100 mini pc, I cant really make use of 1440p except for "work" and thats fine I dont really need anything fancy as I'll only play like 1 or 2 old games ever fuck this is exhausting
