What monitor will be best for surround gaming

[Jacob_Watkins]

Im not sure if i want 24" or 27", Any extra advice or monitors recommended will be appreciated. The ones i have found are these.

 

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-097-IY&groupid=17&catid=510

 

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-072-DE&groupid=17&catid=510

 

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-059-AS

 

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-050-AS

 

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-103-BQ&groupid=17&catid=510

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/AOC-I2757FH-Widescreen-Multimedia-1920x1080/dp/B00A46Y6DW

 

Some are IPS and some are TN, if anyone could give me pros and cons of IPS vs TN that would be helpfull too.

 

I dont mind that some dont have VESA compatibility as they are just going on a desk and look nice as they are.

 

I dont really want to be spending over £210 each either

 

Side note, I currently only have a 750Ti but am either going to get a 770 soon or get the 870 when it comes, if it comes that is.

 

Thanks for any help

[Tea1337]

IPS is best, even the best TN panel is worse then the worst IPS panel for color representation and viewing angles. Viewing angles are sort of important for surround gaming

[Jacob_Watkins]

IPS is best, even the best TN panel is worse then the worst IPS panel for color representation and viewing angles. Viewing angles are sort of important for surround gaming

I was thinking this, but don't IPS panels have higher response time? 

[AMICLG]

A 770 isn't going to be able to push 5760x1080p you need two 780/290 and 870 is just speculation but it's likely it doesn't have a large memory bus like most Nvidia cards so AMD would be the best choice with their superior multi monitor support and a higher memory bandwidth on their cards.

[Tea1337]

I was thinking this, but don't IPS panels have higher response time? 

as long as it's lower than 10ms, you won't notice it usually

[Jacob_Watkins]

A 770 isn't going to be able to push 5760x1080p you need two 780/290 and 870 is just speculation but it's likely it doesn't have a large memory bus like most Nvidia cards so AMD would be the best choice with their superior multi monitor support and a higher memory bandwidth on their cards.

I dont want to be playing games on ULTRA or anything. Would i still be able to play games on a single monitor, or would i be stuck with 3?

 

as long as it's lower than 10ms, you won't notice it usually

Thanks

[AMICLG]

I dont want to be playing games on ULTRA or anything. Would i still be able to play games on a single monitor, or would i be stuck with 3?

 

Thanks

You can still play on just one just don't expect to play any new games across all three at high-ultra settings.

[Jacob_Watkins]

You can still play on just one just don't expect to play any new games across all three at high-ultra settings.

Only about 3 years ago i moved from consoles and since then i have had a 580 (amazing card, was a sad day when i died) a 660ti and now the 750ti. Im used to playing games on Low - Medium settings, i prefer fps to graphical quality.

[AMICLG]

Only about 3 years ago i moved from consoles and since then i have had a 580 (amazing card, was a sad day when i died) a 660ti and now the 750ti. Im used to playing games on Low - Medium settings, i prefer fps to graphical quality.

Then I guess there's not much of a problem there then.

[AllstaRawR]

I was thinking this, but don't IPS panels have higher response time? 

 

My Dell U2414H 8ms GTG AH-IPS has less input lag and ghosting than my VS247 2ms GTG TN.