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I have the EVGA Superclocked edition, so 6gb indeed. Good to hear!

Thanks for the detailed explanation! I will take a look at the test later (at work). I am favoring the Dell for now because of its simplicity in design, price and reviews. Do you think that the GTX1060 would be a hinderance in the longer run? I assume it would be huffing and puffing on the Witcher 3 at 1440p (favorite game...). In scenario's where the game stresses your card, for a smooth framerate, do they generally lower the resolution or the detail settings and stay on 1440p? Thanks again! Interested in your opinion on why the XB271HU is flawed. It is getting good reviews. Define flawed. Not alot of options? I need to decide by end of week for certain reasons (I know its weird :D) so not going to wait for the samsung ones. Although my current Syncmaster 27" 1080p is doing great and will stay my daily second screen.

Hi Long time fan of the channel, first time poster. Would like some help with monitor choosing. I recently got a GTX1060 for fairly cheap (new but someone wanted to get rid of it) and I wanted to upgrade my monitor setup. Current is a 24" and 27", both 1080p, no special gimmicks. I am a developer and gamer so the extra real-estate would be nice: I am looking for a monitor that is 1440p because 4k would be overkill on my gfx card I think(let me know if this is possible). G-Sync since I am, and probably will for the forseeable future, stick with Nvidia. To be discussed if G-sync adds real value, never seen it in action. Minimum size of 27". Budget can go a little higher since the investment should last me 5+ years. Say max € 600(same in dollars because F conversions). Would love your opinions on why I should go for a specific monitor. I am not afraid of ultra wides, curved and the likes. The games I play range from The Witcher to Heroes of the Storm to Doom to turnbased slowass games. So it needs to be able to keep up with the speed of certain titles. Thanks for the help in advance!