Pixel per inch 92 (24 inch ) or 102(22 inch)??I want to buy a monitor ! For coding mostly and gaming partially ! which monitor size is best for me ?

[KillerStreAK]

actually I am a student . I want to buy a new display ! Which monitor should I pick ?? 22 inch or 24 inch ?? As 22 inch monitor will be having more pixels per inch i.e 102 ppi and 24 inch monitor will be having 92 ppi which one is best ?? Also how much picture quality difference can be seen in both the monitors !

[SolarNova]

28 minutes ago, KillerStreAK said:

actually I am a student . I want to buy a new display ! Which monitor should I pick ?? 22 inch or 24 inch ?? As 22 inch monitor will be having more pixels per inch i.e 102 ppi and 24 inch monitor will be having 92 ppi which one is best ?? Also how much picture quality difference can be seen in both the monitors !

Theres more to a monitor than just ppi.

Read the below thread.

 

But between a 22" and 24" ..get a 24" . the average size of a monitor nowadays is 27", 22" is just tiny. Ofc im a bit biased in that sense, ive been using a 42" for over a decade now.

 

[Kilrah]

27" 1440p.

1080P is awful for everything IMO apart from gaming-only if all you're after is framerate, not enough space.

[SupaKomputa]

24 1080p is perfect @ 125% scaling.

[19_blackie_73]

2 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

24 1080p is perfect @ 125% scaling.

Na, 14" 1080p 100% scaling and 1440p 25" 100% scaling, anything else is a waste of space, not even mentioning all the scaling issues with 125%

Though to answer ops question,  if you really need screen real estate, consider 1440p on 25" and up; and i wouldn't go lower than 1080p on 24".

22" is just tiny for a standalone monitor, even if it has higher ppi. I mean, you will get on both the same amount of content, but then you might as well go with the bigger one. 27" 1080p is a nogo