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I wanna get a new monitor since my screen cracked.. Any good 27" monitor? or is it better to get IPS monitor like 24". What do you guys advise either 27" or IPS and which ones

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Get a 23-24" IPS. I reccomend the Acer H236hl.

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for IPS I'd say 27"

1080p on a 27 inch looks stretched.

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Get a 23-24" IPS. I reccomend the Acer H236hl.

200$ budget. 27" IPS costs more 

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1080p on a 27 inch looks stretched.

If the OP has an Nvidia GPU, they could get a 27inch and set a custom resolution of 2560x1440 in the Nvidia Control panel. No stretched nastyness problem solved

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If the OP has an Nvidia GPU, they could get a 27inch and set a custom resolution of 2560x1440 in the Nvidia Control panel. No stretched nastyness problem solved

How would that work? You cant buy a 1080p monitor and then through a setting magically give it more pixels.

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I would go with a Dell U2312HM IPS display.

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How would that work? You cant buy a 1080p monitor and then through a setting magically give it more pixels.

You can force a higher resolution on a monitor through the control panel. I do it on my second and third monitor and I've done it on my primary.

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The dell one or LG 27EA33V

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I would go with a Dell U2312HM IPS display.

i have the 24 inch counterpart and it's a pretty good monitor, honestly it's up to each individual i guess but a 27inch monitor is a pretty darn big monitor! just be aware of that and be ready to sit far away from it, don't underestimate size of a 27 inch monitor as a conventional pc screen, i think that even my 24 inch monitor is pretty darn big, the reason i don't have a 1440p monitor is because they don't make them smaller than 27 inches, which i think is pretty silly.

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I'd second the dell U2312HM. At 23" it's nice and sharp and being an IPS has really great color accuracy. I don't know about internationally, but in the U.K they can regularly found for £120.

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Oh, and forcing a higher resolution on a 1080p monitor won't do anything...it doesn't make the image any better.

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Linus did a video about a pretty nice 23.6" 1080p IPS monitor.

 

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+1 for the IPS acer 23.6 inch bid, that monitor is amazing!

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How would that work? You cant buy a 1080p monitor and then through a setting magically give it more pixels.

Except you can do it. I can make my 24" 1080p monitor go up to 2560x1440.

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Except you can do it. I can make my 24" 1080p monitor go up to 2560x1440.

Could you elaborate? I don't understand how that's possible...

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Except you can do it. I can make my 24" 1080p monitor go up to 2560x1440.

 but you wont see it. the UI will get smaller, but you cant fill a 1080 long bench with 1440 people, they will have to skip many that will just stand behind the bench, wich you wont see

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I wanna get a new monitor since my screen cracked.. Any good 27" monitor? or is it better to get IPS monitor like 24". What do you guys advise either 27" or IPS and which ones

how did it crack? :P

 

 

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Forcing a higher resolution does not change the physical limitations of the screen. All it can do is scale the resolution to the native amount of pixels.

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Could you elaborate? I don't understand how that's possible...

Maybe it's like downloading ram.... :D

I dont get it either. The monitor either has the pixels or it doesnt. Resoultion changes from native a just scaled.

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1080p on a 27 inch looks stretched.

I was talking about this 

http://www.asus.com/Commercial_Monitors_Projectors/PB278Q/

 

but well it will be too expensive but worth it imo.

 

more or less pls but still similar XP.

 

the asus vx something a 23" ips 1920x1080 monitor is good. flimsy stand but pretty good too.

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You can force a higher resolution on a monitor through the control panel. I do it on my second and third monitor and I've done it on my primary.

How the hell do you do that? doesnt sound logical, but i`d like to try it

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Oh, and forcing a higher resolution on a 1080p monitor won't do anything...it doesn't make the image any better.

Yeah, you're just upscaling a smaller image.

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