VA panel recomendation

[noob00224]

Hello,

Looking for either a 27" VA monitor or 32" TV. 1080p. Budget oriented. EU location.
The main requirement is the panel, without bleeding.

Thank you.

 

[noob00224]

What about AOC Q3279VWF?

[Gaires]

I came up with these 2 monitors with quick research.

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/tuf-vg27vq

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/msi/optix-g27c4

 

Asus has better colors, but MSI has better response time.

Both monitors do have a blacklight bleed though.

 

Rtings has also TV reviews, if you want to look for a TV option, and the table tool helps a lot for narrowing down your options.

Heres' a link for the TV table tool.

https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/table

[noob00224]

10 hours ago, Gaires said:

I came up with these 2 monitors with quick research.

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/tuf-vg27vq

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/msi/optix-g27c4

 

Asus has better colors, but MSI has better response time.

Both monitors do have a blacklight bleed though.

 

Rtings has also TV reviews, if you want to look for a TV option, and the table tool helps a lot for narrowing down your options.

Heres' a link for the TV table tool.

https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/table

Those are 27".

With the table there are no VA 32" TVs. TLC are not available locally. They are not possible to find. This is why I was looking into monitors. The AOC is the most budget kind. I don't need lag, just a VA panel that has contrast is bleeds the least.

[Gaires]

4 hours ago, noob00224 said:

Those are 27".

With the table there are no VA 32" TVs. TLC are not available locally. They are not possible to find. This is why I was looking into monitors. The AOC is the most budget kind. I don't need lag, just a VA panel that has contrast is bleeds the least.

The msi and asus I linked are monitors, not televisions.

[noob00224]

2 hours ago, Gaires said:

The msi and asus I linked are monitors, not televisions.

I was looking for 27" monitor because I wasn't aware of 32" inches ones. If they are available I'm interested.

[Gaires]

5 hours ago, noob00224 said:

I was looking for 27" monitor because I wasn't aware of 32" inches ones. If they are available I'm interested.

1080p 32" monitors are rare. If you want to stick with the 32" my suggestion would be 1440p resolution.

[Gaires]

Here's  some 1440p suggestions.

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/aoc/cq27g1

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/32gk850g-b

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/samsung/chg70

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/32gk650f-b

[noob00224]

Got a Q3279VWF. Ok blacks but has some bleeding in the upper right corner. If I move to the right of the screen's center, closer to facing the screen's edge, the bleeding starts to disappear.

[noob00224]

It also has posterization/banding. I'm not particularly interested in 1440p. What 32" VA does not have these issues?

[SolarNova]

13 hours ago, noob00224 said:

It also has posterization/banding. I'm not particularly interested in 1440p. What 32" VA does not have these issues?

Take some time to read the below thread. It will help you find and pick the right monitor for ur use.

 

[noob00224]

On 5/22/2020 at 2:28 AM, noob00224 said:

It also has posterization/banding. I'm not particularly interested in 1440p. What 32" VA does not have these issues?

Looks like the bleeding effect is from the angles. When moving around the bleeding goes away.

Might have to do with calibration setting, but banding posterization is much more obvious than on other displays.