Saving up for a new monitor

[hconverse02]

I'm going to start saving up for a display, preferably 24" or 27" at either 1080p or 1440p and over 60 Hz what should I get?

My budget is around $300-$400 usd, I can run a screen at 1440p, but I'd prefer to run at 1080p and on a 27" display because of my rx 460's capabilities.

Thanks!

[Silver47]

I'd suggest getting a good 1080p screen if you "only" have a RX 460 in your rig. That poor little card's definitley not going to cut it for gaming in 1440p.

[Guest]

I've heard 27 inch and 1080p don't mix well.

[hconverse02]

Just now, black0utm1rage said:

I'd suggest getting a good 1080p screen if you "only" have a RX 460 in your rig. That poor little card's definitley not going to cut it for gaming in 1440p.

what would you suggest though? I know some good screens now but I think they are over $400

[hconverse02]

Just now, Abyss Gaming said:

I've heard 27 inch and 1080p don't mix well.

I'm used to lo res gaming and such so it wouldn't be a big deal for me if there are good inexpensive 27" 1080p monitors out there

[Guest]

1 minute ago, hconverse02 said:

I'm used to lo res gaming and such so it wouldn't be a big deal for me if there are good inexpensive 27" 1080p monitors out there

Eh idk but if you think it'll be fine then it's up to you. I don't really know many good monitors and don't have time, just look for name brand ones with good reviews.  

[JabroniBaloney]

If you opt for the 27", a good return policy from the retailer should be considered just in case you aren't a fan.

[Ctown0812]

 

44 minutes ago, hconverse02 said:

what would you suggest though? I know some good screens now but I think they are over $400

You must be located outside the US, because 1080p panels do not cost over $400 here.  If you find one, please point it out.  Give this a look.  If you can find it for a good price in your area, I'd recommend it.  It has good contrast, color accuracy isn't too shabby, and no backlight bleeding.