Know any good monitors?

[MrDBD]

So I need a monitor that costs no more than £550 and it needs to include...

• 1440p or higher display
• 144Hz Refresh Rate
• Good variety of colours
• At least one HDMI 2.0 port
• 4 millisecond response time or better
• HDR

If you can, please include a link, thanks!

[Deli]

LG 27GL850

 

Under £550, you can forget real HDR.

[MrDBD]

Thanks!

[Praesi]

Samsung G9 is my wet dream atm.

[MrDBD]

2 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Samsung G9 is my wet dream atm.

Woahhh, dream on! 

[Deli]

4 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Samsung G9 is my wet dream atm.

Samsung G9 €1500 + RTX3090 €1500 = dream

[Praesi]

Just now, Deli said:

Samsung G9 €1500 + RTX3090 €1500 = dream

Thats my goal. Since this corona hoax bs and the lack of work that comes with it, i have to spend all moneyfor me and my family. You know...food and stuff.

[Deli]

4 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Thats my goal. Since this corona hoax bs and the lack of work that comes with it, i have to spend all moneyfor me and my family. You know...food and stuff.

Even during good time. I don't think I can spend €1500 on a gaming monitor and then another €1500 for a graphics card. I broke my gaming monitor two weeks ago. Today order an AOC CU34G2X. Hope there is no dead pixel.

[MrDBD]

26 minutes ago, Deli said:

LG 27GL850

 

Under £550, you can forget real HDR.

Ok so at what price can you get real HDR?

[Deli]

 

Just now, MrDBD said:

Ok so at what price can you get real HDR?

Monitor with at least 600 nit, or better 1000 nit. £900 and up.

[MrDBD]

oh ok, so i guess if i wanna play lets say forza horizon 4, im gonna have to link it up to the tv to appreciate the graphics

[MrDBD]

4 minutes ago, Deli said:

 

Monitor with at least 600 nit, or better 1000 nit. £900 and up.

Just out of curiosity, what is the highest amount of nit you can get in a monitor?

[Deli]

14 minutes ago, MrDBD said:

Just out of curiosity, what is the highest amount of nit you can get in a monitor?

I believe there are monitors with 3000 nits. Apple Pro Display XDR is 1600 nits.

[MrDBD]

Woah

[Chris Fortune]

On 9/24/2020 at 8:00 PM, Praesi said:

Samsung G9 is my wet dream atm.

Living the dream, almost. But I have to say Samsung CRG9 is just as good.

 

I take every opportunity to flex so I thank you for this one

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On 9/25/2020 at 1:56 AM, MrDBD said:

So I need a monitor that costs no more than £550 and it needs to include...

• 1440p or higher display
• 144Hz Refresh Rate
• Good variety of colours
• At least one HDMI 2.0 port
• 4 millisecond response time or better
• HDR

If you can, please include a link, thanks!

I suggested Samsung Odyssy G7 - you will actually get a real HDR with that and it should fit your budget. 

 

It got HDR600 certification which mean it does at least have a local dimming feature, which is a lot better than LG 27GL850 that only do HDR400

 

Nit brightness isn't that importnat when it comes to HDR. It's actually those local dimming zone that will give you the contrast necessary to give you clarity in bright and dark area that people associated with HDR. A higher end HDR monitor will simply have more of those local dimming zones.