Which should I get?
>4k 60Hz 27''
>4k 60Hz 32''
>1440p 144Hz 27'' G-Sync
I would like the screen to last me at least 4 to 5 years, 4k is a lot more appealing, I don't play many fast FPS games.
Ultrawide is not something I want either - support is still kinda shoddy in many games.
32'' seems like a better choice for 4k, but it's also a lot more expensive.
I need a HDMI 2.0 (have a PS4 Pro) and would prefer a VA panel.
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1440p 144Hz 27'' G-Sync
Your GPU isn't good enough to max out those displays, you could do around 80% of those resolution/refresh rates in AAA games.
In any case you'll want this 1440p 144hz IPS free-sync display that's just under $400, even if you have an nvidia card
144hz 1080p > 60z 4k
Decision is easy
And if you're stuck on 4k which you should probably get if you use a console for whatever reason
you'll still want a free-sync display since it's only $350 for this 27" 4k IPS display, for 32" you'll need to get a korean monitor and it'll be more expensive
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The console doesn't benefit from that display at all, and he can easily get 1440p 144hz IPS at his budget with that pixio display
Still, a 1080 will struggle to hit 144hz on max settings on newer games, like Forza Horizon 3 and such that take advantage of the higher framerate
A PS4.
I didn't even know 4gb 1080s existed
Go all in on hertz.
I'll be upgrading to Volta next year, maybe even snatch the 1080Ti depending on prices and resale value.
1080 is obviously not quite good enough for 4k or 1440p 144Hz, but that will change with new GPU's. I'd like the display to last me a while, dropping 500€+ only to replace it in two years would not be terribly economical.
I had my eye on the 27u68d-w (better backlight than the 58), but am not sure if it's not gonna be too small.
Currently have a 32'' Benq 3201PT at work and it feels about the right size for the resolution.
>I didn't read the OP: The post
They don't, Speccy is (or maybe was) kinda bugged and didn't report VRAM correctly over 4 GB.
720p 240hz
Speccy being retarded
I hope you mean vega, because G-sync is far far more expensive than free-sync for the same type of monitor generally speaking, especially the 4k displays
32" is better for productivity, but games will clearly be a bit sharper at 27"
No, Volta.
I don't exactly care about either of Freesync/Gsync though, I'm fine with 60 Hz if I can get a good panel with decent contrast and very low glow/bleed.
They make 1080p 240hz displays
If you're buying a free-sync display you might as well get a GPU to use it
Unless you really need CUDA for some reason
and given that they just launched the 1080ti I highly doubt they're going to release something much faster so quickly, Volta doesn't seem to be for gaming
I have a 1440p 144Hz 27'' FreeSync monitor and I love it, I'd take it any day over 4k 60Hz
It was also pretty damn cheap, it's a XG270HU that I got for $300
>FHD
No.
>If you're buying a free-sync display
I didn't say I was.
>XG270HU
TN panel though
What is wrong with FHD
If you meant the 27UD68-W, it has free-sync
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I'm not buying another FHD panel, certainly not a TN one. And no amount of gaymen memes will sway me.
true, but it's still great for what you get
A nice bonus, but I'm not gonna rush into buying an AMD GPU just because of that.
Well of course not, just wait for actual Vega Reviews
but having free-sync or G-sync is really nice
What's the best monitor size for 1080p?
Like ppi and all that junk. Will 1080p look better on a 21'' or 24'' for example?
Smaller it is the sharper it is, but it doesn't matter between those
