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24inch vs 27inch

Eguun

1. 24inch tn vs 27inch ips

2. i usually play csgo and i think 27 inch is better for aiming small heads.

3. if money is not issue should i go for 27 inch 100%

4. both will be 144hz or higher but tn will gsync

 

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1 minute ago, Eguun said:

1. 24inch tn vs 27inch ips

2. i usually play csgo and i think 27 inch is better for aiming small heads.

3. if money is not issue should i go for 27 inch 100%

4. both will be 144hz or higher but tn will gsync

 

Its just preference if money is no issue, but bigger is better D:

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4 minutes ago, Thinkfreely said:

Its just preference if money is no issue, but bigger is better D:

Until you get to around 40" ;)

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8 minutes ago, Eguun said:

1. 24inch tn vs 27inch ips

2. i usually play csgo and i think 27 inch is better for aiming small heads.

3. if money is not issue should i go for 27 inch 100%

4. both will be 144hz or higher but tn will gsync

 

 

Which exact Models?

 

1. TN is faster, IPS looks more beautiful. IPS will have the IPS-Lottery from the AUO Panel, so you might get ugly Backlightbleeding, Glowing, etc. That's a valid reason for many, to send it back, and get teh TN one.

Otherwise: Tn will be a tad bit faster. shouldn't be able to notice it.

 

Also, it depends on resolution. If it's 1080p, you should not go for 27" at ALL. everything will look so huge and un-sharp and pixely.... ugh.

 

1080p on 22-24", or 1440p from 24" above is a goods sweetspot. Most will prefer 1440p on 27"; as it won't need any scaling, if text might appear a tad too small for you.

 

For my Desk, 27" was a bit too big. i'm happy with my 24" now at 1440p.

 

2. Nope, smaller one is better, because you have all the stuff going on in a smaller area. Smaller Area can stay betterin your Focus view. Big screen might be great for other games, but usually, smaller gives you a beter view to everything.

Other than that, which can be preference... How far do you sit away from it? 1 meter, i would not get 24".

50cm, i would not get 27".

 

3. No. Because like said above, 1440p / 27" IPS Panels with 144 Hz+ have quality issues. The Question is if you can live with them better, than with the disadvantages of TN. I send the AUO Model with IPS and G_Sync back

 

4. for only CS:GO, doesn't matter. you won't use G-Sync on CS:GO.

For other games, G-Sync is pretty good.

 

 

Again, which monitors are we talking about, and how much do they cost?

You can not say which one is better at all, just from the size of it. You need to know the specific model.

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