Hello,
I hope everyone is having a great day.
I would like to ask for a little help.
i've been looking for a primarily gaming monitor, specifically at the AOC G2770PF 27 inch 1080p 144hz monitor. (which also happens to be on sale)
Now, by reviews and comparisons of its tested performance its an excellent bang for the buck.
i will mostly use it for gaming, some graphic and image editing work too (but nothing that really requires accurate color representation) and the occasional movie.
my current monitor is a 10 year old TN LCD 1680X1050 panel that basically at the point where a toaster would be an upgrade.
I play a a wide selection of games, and also play competitive fps titles,
currently mostly playing overwatch,
Freesync is fine as i plan to upgrade my current R9 380X (yes it can run 144hz, it has a very heavy OC) to an RX vega when that is out (probably the middle, GTX 1080 equivalent or 1080ti) so i might be ok for a 1440p display as well..
i can go low setting till i get the new GPU.
Thing is i've been told that 27" inch is too big for 1080P and that i would regret the purchase,
there is also a 24" version of this exact monitor but,
points i am considering:
- i plan on mounting it to the wall so it would be a little farther away from me then usual. how much of an effect would the increased distance have?
- the difference in price between the 24" model and the 27" is not that much (280$ VS 340$, local online prices, quite limited selection)
Does anyone reading this have any input on the matter? is the resolution really that bad? or is it fine to use?
sadly i can't see for myself as none of the local stores sell anything of the sort, so only online ordering within the country( import fees are heavy)
other monitors i have been looking at:
the LG 24GM79G-B - 25$ more then the AOC 24 inch (305$)
- AOC AG272FCX 27 inch VA 1080p panel 144hz freesync (380$) - i don't care much for it being curved tough
-AOC AG241QX 24 inch TN 1440p 144hz freesync (420$)
any other 144hz 1440p monitor i found is well over 500$ so its a no go cause it exceeds my monthly credit max.
so 24" at 1080p, 27" at 1080p or 24" at 1440p.
If anyone has any experience with any of these or any useful info i would greatly appreciate it.
thank you.
