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MrMQ

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  1. I'd have to go with that Razor blade 14. I don't like those thin Mac books but geeze does Razor know how to make me love their take on it! The substantial meat on that microbeast. [*spits] Sorry my mouth was watering too much to continue to speak.
  2. To be fair im not planning on doing much color work on it just gaming but i don't want to garbage if im not looking directly at my screen
  3. So I recently completed my first PC and was wondering what Monitor I should go with. Initially I was going to just get a 1080p IPS display, now I don't think that would make sense. I want to make my build work hard for all the money I threw at it but I still can’t decide what the best option is. My Components that would affect performance are as follows Intel Core i5-4690K 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor MSI Z97-G45 Gaming ATX LGA1150 Motherboard G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3-2133 Memory MSI Computer Video Graphics Card GTX 980TI GAMING 6G Now the problem is I feel like I went all out with the graphics card and it’s not worth it to invest in a 4k G-Sync display yet. I play some competitive games but mostly single player and multiplayer games, such as Borderlands. I am building a desk where I will have approximately 42" x 27". I am worried about Response times on most IPS displays because I am moving from a 32" Toshiba TV that I got for free to a monitor. I have noticed significant tearing in Borderlands 1 on the TV. I do not want to experience this on a monitor (I know V-sync support on a monitor should fix this but I'm still worried). I also use a 13" monitor for chat, performance checks, and Skype/streaming. My budget max is upwards of $500.00 usd if the monitor is fast, has a high resolution, and excellent build quality. My perfect monitor in order of Importance would be: 1. 1440p (IPS if possible) 2. Matt Screen 3. 23"-27" 4. 1ms-4ms response time 5. Non-Gloss Finish if black 6. Have G-Sync 7. 144hz 8. Also totally free or I get paid to take it. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the size, whether IPS type panels like PLS are worth the sacrifice of 144hz, and your recommendations. Currently I'm leaning towards: 1. ASUS PB258Q 2. BenQ GW2765HT 3. ASUS PB278Q 4. BenQ XL2420Z 5. ASUS VG248QE
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