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@Bajantechnician, back on topic. If you have the cash to blow I would personally get 3 - 5 x ASUS PB238Q IPS displays as you'd be able turn them all into portrait mode if you wanted or even just for the coolness factor. They're pretty awesome. :D

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what 120-144 hz refresh rate monitor with small bezels. what  should i get for 3-5 eyefinity gaming and possibly moving watching monitors. and can the color ratio and responce time be a bit higher?i have to budget for monitors so. and they have to be 1080p. Thanks

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Don't get TN panels for eyefinity. You're better off with IPS panels for the viewing angles alone not to mention the better color reproduction.

I think you mean contrast ratio. Both contrast ratio and response times are both generally bull specs. Ignore them.

 

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 If you plan on running 3 - 5 monitors in Eyefinity, 120-144Hz isn't really needed. Unless you're rocking like two 780tis, 60FPS is just fine. Go for a good quality IPS panel. LG has some new, cheap IPS panels, I've got the previous TN models (three 24") and the bezels are 15mm wide. Really nice monitors, the new IPS ones are in the exact same casing, just a different panel. I can recommend those as they're the same price at around $180USD give or take.

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Don't get TN panels for eyefinity. You're better off with IPS panels for the viewing angles alone not to mention the better color reproduction.

I think you mean contrast ratio. Both contrast ratio and response times are both generally bull specs. Ignore them.

 

It would help to know where you are shopping/located and your budget.

  

If you plan on running 3 - 5 monitors in Eyefinity, 120-144Hz isn't really needed. Unless you're rocking like two 780tis, 60FPS is just fine. Go for a good quality IPS panel. LG has some new, cheap IPS panels, I've got the previous TN models (three 24") and the bezels are 15mm wide. Really nice monitors, the new IPS ones are in the exact same casing, just a different panel. I can recommend those as they're the same price at around $180USD give or take.

  
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Don't get TN panels for eyefinity. You're better off with IPS panels for the viewing angles alone not to mention the better color reproduction.

I think you mean contrast ratio. Both contrast ratio and response times are both generally bull specs. Ignore them.

 

It would help to know where you are shopping/located and your budget.

  

If you plan on running 3 - 5 monitors in Eyefinity, 120-144Hz isn't really needed. Unless you're rocking like two 780tis, 60FPS is just fine. Go for a good quality IPS panel. LG has some new, cheap IPS panels, I've got the previous TN models (three 24") and the bezels are 15mm wide. Really nice monitors, the new IPS ones are in the exact same casing, just a different panel. I can recommend those as they're the same price at around $180USD give or take.

How bout this one? I am in favour nod very much like this monitor. But the bezels... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D7IG556/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00D7IG556&linkCode=as2&tag=linustechtips-20

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Again...

Don't get TN panels for eyefinity. You're better off with IPS panels for the viewing angles alone not to mention the better color reproduction.

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. Suggestions? That look the same.....

Been waiting for some info..

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Newegg & amazon. Total about $2500 for ALL PARTS

thanks

there any good 3 monitor setup monitors that look about the same as the one I posted?

Thanks

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Newegg & amazon. Total about $2500 for ALL PARTS

thanks

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/acer-monitor-umvh6aa003

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Are there any good ones like that one that are red and black and 120 hz?

None that are IPS which would be best suited for eyefinity.. 

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This also has nothing to do with the topic, but should I get a glacier 240 or a swiftech h220?

The 240L is essentially an improved of the H220.

 

How bout va?

Thy are mainly slower than IPS panels but have darker blacks.

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The 240L is essentially an improved of the H220.

 

Thy are mainly slower than IPS panels but have darker blacks.

They're from different companies

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They're from different companies

Yes.. The 240L is a rebranded and improved H220.

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Yes.. The 240L is a rebranded and improved H220.

So get the glacier 240 from cooler master? Is the price to performance with it? And to what temps can u cool a 4930k? And will it work on a p9x79 board with all dim slots filled?

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So get the glacier 240 from cooler master? Is the price to performance with it? And to what temps can u cool a 4930k? And will it work on a p9x79 board with all dim slots filled?

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Neither are worth it for gaming unless you just have money to blow. Same goes for the 4930k or going lga 2011 for gaming in general. 

Yes, it will cool the 4930k just fine. 

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Neither are worth it for gaming unless you just have money to blow. Same goes for the 4930k or going lga 2011 for gaming in general. 

Yes, it will cool the 4930k just fine.

so what should I use the cool that actually does something and isn't too expensive
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so what should I use the cool that actually does something and isn't too expensive

First of all, why a 4930k?

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extremely high end and I need it

For what? That's what I was asking.

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