*resolved* what moniter should i get?.

[alexander1234]

anyone know what best and reliable cant decide myself ive been looking at these moniters.        theres links to amazon for all the moniters to look at pricing and specs

 

acer 27"  R271bmid    https://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-R271bmid-27-Inch-ZeroFrame-Monitor/dp/B01BSIL4W0

 

LG 27MP58VQ  https://www.amazon.com/LG-27MP58VQ-P-27-Inch-Monitor-Screen/dp/B01BV1PWJU

 

ASUS MX279H kinda leaning toward this one the most    https://www.amazon.it/Asus-MX279H-Monitor-1920x1080-Frameless/dp/B00B17C5KO

 

LG 29UM68 an ultrawide which im also leaning towards.      https://www.amazon.com/LG-29UM68-P-29-Inch-21-UltraWide/dp/B01B9IDLAW

 

Benq GW2765HT i have only been considering this one a little bit since its expensive and i have a 1060 6gb which is probably gonna have a hard time running it though i plan on getting a 1070 (or 1080 if they ever go down in price)  https://www.amazon.com/BenQ-GW2765HT-27-Inch-LED-Lit-Monitor/dp/B00KYCSRSG

 

 aoc i2775pqu this seemes kinda like a funky brand can anyone confirm.    https://www.amazon.de/AOC-I2775PQU-Monitor-Reaktionszeit-DisplayPort/dp/B01CO2SZSA german amazon cause the other one is weird

 

what are you guys experiences with these brands/moniters?  

also can you recommend anything better?   

also also is 27" to big for 1080p?

 

[Princess Luna]

29UM68-P gets my vote, just make sure you get display port cables so you can rock it at 80~90hz refresh rate.

[Zando_]

4 minutes ago, alexander1234 said:

Benq GW2765HT i have only been considering this one a little bit since its expensive and i have a 1060 6gb which is probably gonna have a hard time running it though i plan on getting a 1070 (or 1080 if they ever go down in price)

If you're in the US, EVGA is selling the FE 980 Ti for $200 (marked down from $689 or something), but they're all out of stock now. I'm ordering one as soon as they get back in stock. 

[alexander1234]

Just now, Zando Bob said:

If you're in the US, EVGA is selling the FE 980 Ti for $200 (marked down from $689 or something), but they're all out of stock now. I'm ordering one as soon as they get back in stock. 

DK

[Zando_]

1 minute ago, alexander1234 said:

DK

Rats. 

[alexander1234]

4 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

29UM68-P gets my vote, just make sure you get display port cables so you can rock it at 80~90hz refresh rate.

i have been reading that its kinda small (height) the height is the same as a 23" right? my current samsung sm 2230 is 21.5"

[alexander1234]

Just now, Zando Bob said:

Rats. 

what?

[Zando_]

2 minutes ago, alexander1234 said:

what?

You said UK, right? Is it on sale there as well? 'Cause it's an awesome deal. Everyone who answered my thread asking whether it was worth it says it has 1070 performance. 

[MilitantCro]

3 minutes ago, alexander1234 said:

i have been reading that its kinda small (height) the height is the same as a 23" right? my current samsung sm 2230 is 21.5"

Yeah height is on the low side for 29" ultrawide screens but  a lot of it depends on how far do you sit, where in the room its placed and stuff like that, 34" Is usually ideal for ultrawide screens but I would only recommend 1440p 34" monitors.

[Princess Luna]

1 minute ago, alexander1234 said:

i have been reading that its kinda small (height) the height is the same as a 23" right? my current samsung sm 2230 is 21.5"

It is as tall as 24inches 16:9 monitors, but with much more side space, I'm biased though after I tried 21:9 aspect ratio for the first time I NEVER wanted to go back again... it feels so much better and compatibility no longer is an issue nowadays... the 29UM68-P I actually have 2 of them, I love their price-to-performance, awesome IPS Matte panel sRBG99% makes picture quality unquestionable, 2560x1080p sweeeeetest spot is 29 inches as you get a godlike pixel density... Over all it is an excellent choice to any one wanting a "cheap but great" ultrawide experience.

[alexander1234]

Just now, MilitantCro said:

Yeah height is on the low side for 29" ultrawide screens but  a lot of it depends on how far do you sit, where in the room its places and stuff like that, 34" Is usually ideal for ultrawide screens but I would only recommend 1440p 34" monitors.

sadly those are expensive as hell and 1440p is not something for an 1060

[CatXice]

my rx480 was running my 1440p 144hx monitor just fine in games like battle field i could get it running at 100-144frames depending on the map at high settings with AA AC and some lighting effects turned off so you could get a 1440p monitor

[alexander1234]

Just now, CatXice said:

my rx480 was running my 1440p 144hx monitor just fine in games like battle field i could get it running at 100-144frames depending on the map at high settings with AA AC and some lighting effects turned off so you could get a 1440p monitor

gotta have my lighting effects man it it its like my crack man

[MilitantCro]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

sadly those are expensive as hell and 1440p is not something for an 1060

True, sadly I only own 34" so I dont know how a  29" really feels, I just know 34" is tall as a 27" which i paired it with.

[alexander1234]

Just now, MilitantCro said:

True, sadly I only own 34" so I dont know how a  29" really feels, I just know 34" is tall as a 27" which i paired it with.

sounds expensive

[MilitantCro]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

sounds expensive

Bought it "for the company and business" totally not for games. If my countries tax administration asks I need an amazing gpu for wordpress

[CatXice]

2 minutes ago, alexander1234 said:

gotta have my lighting effects man it it its like my crack man

u dont need light shafts in ya life or flare 

[alexander1234]

14 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

29UM68-P gets my vote, just make sure you get display port cables so you can rock it at 80~90hz refresh rate.

ey yo ma dawg how com u going all over the fourmsss saying you like the 29UM68-P?

[alexander1234]

Just now, CatXice said:

u dont need light shafts in ya life or flare 

hmmmmm

[Princess Luna]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

ey yo ma dawg how com u going all over the fourmsss saying you like the 29UM68-P?

I am a very satisfied costumer with it?

[alexander1234]

Just now, Princess Cadence said:

I am a very satisfied costumer with it?

sissi i see

[alexander1234]

2 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

I am a very satisfied costumer with it?

oh god now your really making me want it. shit i cant believe this i am so split

[Princess Luna]

Just now, alexander1234 said:

oh god now your really making me want it. shit i cant believe this i am so split

Well first thing is deciding whether you want to stick to the old standard 16:9 ratio or you would like to get into the brand new 21:9 ratio, if you're really willing to go Ultrawide but can not afford an Acer x34 then the logical purchase is the 29UM68-P considering the offers on the market.

[Darkmatter35]

IMHO 27in is too big for 1080p. Idk your experience with 27in monitors but they are huge. I had been using dual 27in 1440p monitors for years and I just recently downgraded to a 25 and a 24in from dell. Right now I have a Dell 25in 1440p in landscape and a Dell 24in 1200p in portrait to my side. I was getting sick of turning my head a lot with massive monitors on my desk. The Dell 25in is a amazing panel and the pixel density is better than a regular 1440p 27in.

[alexander1234]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

Well first thing is deciding whether you want to stick to the old standard 16:9 ratio or you would like to get into the brand new 21:9 ratio, if you're really willing to go Ultrawide but can not afford an Acer x34 then the logical purchase is the 29UM68-P considering the offers on the market.

this is something i am gonna have to think real hard about for some days