Madsmuffi

Yeah, I really looks like it. My brother is fluent in german, so he can probably help me out. I only know a few phraes. "Ein burger mit käse", "Genau genau", stuff like that. But thank you for your help, you have been so kind.

Between the two LG's, there is about a 2000 DKKs (270 euro) difference here, and that is enough to push it past my budget. I'm still considering it. Do you think it is worth it?

What do you think of the LG 29UB67-B? It's got an AH-LPS panel, and I would really like an IPS panel. I don't know what the AH stands for. It does not have freesync, but that is okay, because it is faily cheap. https://www.computersalg.dk/l/1362/sk-230-rme?f=f6bb14b7-2053-4e68-bec7-877300f67c04&p=1&sq= I added a link with where a lot of nice monitors are on, from the website I plan on buying from. The Samsung S29E790C looks appealing to me, with that curve. However, the panel is VA. Is that bad?

Looks really good mate! It's a really nice monitor, with good specs. But it seems a bit pricy, compared to other 29", 2560 x 1080, 5 ms I've come across. It is because of the LPS panel? Would it be to much to ask for a list of monitors, that you find interesting?

Many danish sites have stock in other countries, but I think you might me right. However, I do prefer to buy from a Danish site, since I can do some tax stuff, and get a better price. Nope, nothing has been purchased.

That is for the entire build, everything included. And I don't think that the prices are different, since both Germany and Denmark pay VAT.

I'm looking for a screen which is much bigger, around the 30" mark. But thank you for your insight mate.

I should say that that is my full budget, both the monitor and the computer itself. So don't get too exsited www.computersalg.dk If you go to the "Computertilbehør" - "Skærme", then you have computermonitors.

No, I can't. I have looked up the best options within Denmark, and it seems to be from the website www.computersalg.dk They have most of the popular international stuff, and I recon I've come across the one you just linked before.

Well, my budget is fairly big, and I don't mind spending a bit more on a stylish monitor that looks good on the desk. It's difficult to say because of currency.In Danish Kroner I have around 10,000 - 11,000. Which is about 1,500-1,650 US dollars.

Well, my budget is fairly big, and I don't mind spending a bit more on a stylish monitor that looks good on the desk. It's difficult to say because of currency. In Danish Kroner I have around 10,000 - 11,000. Which is about 1,500-1,650 US dollars.

Hey guys! I am yet to be a first time PC builder, so this summer, I've saved up a good chunk of money to get a new rig. It's going to be a multipurpose machine, for home recording audio, gaming, moviewatching, and perhaps some photo editing. I have looked at quite a few monitors by now, but I can't deside on which on to put in the basket. One thing is for sure: I like them big, and maybe curved. Something like a 29" 2560 x 1080 looks nice. Here is specs I plan on getting: CPU: Intel Core I5-4690K 3,5 gz. GPU: I was planning to get the GTX 970 earlier, but now the GTX 1070 looks much more appealing. RAM: 16 GB DDR3 from Kingston. MB: ASRock z87m pro4 The games I like to play are such as; Skyrim, The Witcher III, Overwatch, Dark Souls, Hearthstone. I'm not that much into FPS-games, so a minimal respondstime is not appealing to me. Any opinons on what monitor would suit me? - Cheers from Denmark, Mads.