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I'm looking to buy two monitors, one for gaming, and one for casual internet browsing and such. I tend to get some OCD issues if the monitors are to different from each other, so two monitors that look like each other would be great. Specs for the wanted gaming monitor: • 24 inch • 144 Hz I would like an IPS monitor but I've seen how much they cost in 144 Hz, so it's not a necessity.

Thanks for all the responses! After reading them all, I have decided to maybe go with the SteelSeries Siberia 800.

What are some pros and cons on the Logitech G933's? I've heard both good and bad stuff about them. I'm going to play CSGO with them if you're wondering.

The only game I really need these features in is CSGO, which I play most of the time. Yeah I've looked into the G933 but I've seen mixed reviews on them, for example Linus Tech Tips did a review on them and they said that the G933 falls off your head if you tilt it back, but this happened to everyone but Linus, who has the smallest head. Now, my head is pretty small because I'm actually only 12, so they should maybe fit? I will have to go try them on somewhere. I really just made this to see if I should consider any other headphones over the G933, in case there's a headset that's better. But I think I'll stick with the G933's if no-one else suggests anything better. Also, the latency on the G933's is <16ms, will that sound weird in-game? Or am I not going to notice anything?

• I currently use my old Razer Kraken, since I accidentally destroyed my old SteelSeries Siberia 200. I'm wanting to replace my Kraken with something perhaps wireless, since I have to connect my headphone's cord to the back of my computer and it's just annoying. • Another thing is I would like 7.1 surround sound. • The purpose of my headphones are gaming. • I need a microphone on the headset because the one I'm using now is the Blue Snowball, which has really good sound, but it takes up a lot of space on my desk and the range just isn't very good. The cord for it is ruining for me too. • I'm not an expert on this so feel free to suggest a better combination of features if the ones I have stated above is impossible or just not going to be good when playing CSGO.

I know it sounds really unnecessary, because it is, but I just want two of the same monitor. I guess I could find a cheaper 60hz monitor that looks the same as the 144hz monitor. Could anyone please suggest a pair of these? I would be very thankful if you replied.

I've had a 27 inch 144hz 1ms response time IPS monitor for 7 months now, and I love it. But I often feel the need to split up my experience. YouTube on the left, and CS:GO on the right, as you probably know that's not possible with one monitor. So I'm planning to sell the monitor I currently have and buy two ~24 inch, 144hz, 1ms response time TN monitors (about 250£ each). Now here's my question, do the colors get inverted when you use two TN monitors with one slightly turned to you (basically a triple monitor setup without the third monitor on the right)?