Need help choosing new monitor

[Saiyag]

Hello guys. It's time to buy new monitor but I'm not really into that market so I'm begging for help.

GPU: RTX 3060

I am looking for: 24-25 inch IPS panel, 240hz(or more if it's worth it), low input lag and low motion blur.

I do play often competitive games like CS or LoL but single player games are no exception.

 

I've got a few models I'm thinking about:

• MSI Oculux NXG253R(~530$)
• Alienware AW2523HF(~480$)
• Dell S2522HG(~302$)
• Samsung Odyssey G40B(~314$)

(ViewSonic XG2431 unavailable sadly)

Obviously I'm looking for the best price/value ratio.

I'm questioning myself if 360hz is worth that additional money.

Worth noticing is that in one store there is MSI G274QPF QD on sale for 410$ but I'm not really into 27 inch screens because I'm afraid that my GPU won't be able to handle new games even at 60hz.

Anyways I will appreciate any help and recommendations that can help me choosing or finding the right one.

[filpo]

1 minute ago, Saiyag said:

27 inch screens because I'm afraid that my GPU won't be able to handle new games even at 60hz.

Anyways I will appreciate any help and recommendations that can help me choosing or finding the right one.

I would go with something like this which is g sync compatible Asus TUF GAMING VG259QM 24.5" 1920 x 1080 280 Hz Monitor (VG259QM) - PCPartPicker

or this one thats actually g sync Asus ROG Swift PG259QNR 24.5" 1920 x 1080 360 Hz Monitor (90LM05Q3-B01370) - PCPartPicker

[FI Fheonix]

3 minutes ago, Saiyag said:

Hello guys. It's time to buy new monitor but I'm not really into that market so I'm begging for help.

GPU: RTX 3060

I am looking for: 24-25 inch IPS panel, 240hz(or more if it's worth it), low input lag and low motion blur.

I do play often competitive games like CS or LoL but single player games are no exception.

 

I've got a few models I'm thinking about:

• MSI Oculux NXG253R(~530$)
• Alienware AW2523HF(~480$)
• Dell S2522HG(~302$)
• Samsung Odyssey G40B(~314$)

(ViewSonic XG2431 unavailable sadly)

Obviously I'm looking for the best price/value ratio.

I'm questioning myself if 360hz is worth that additional money.

Worth noticing is that in one store there is MSI G274QPF QD on sale for 410$ but I'm not really into 27 inch screens because I'm afraid that my GPU won't be able to handle new games even at 60hz.

Anyways I will appreciate any help and recommendations that can help me choosing or finding the right one.

I would just buy the Dell or the Samsung. They have most of the same features and fit all of your expectations. I wouldn't spend any more than I have to.

[Saiyag]

2 minutes ago, filpo said:

I would go with something like this which is g sync compatible Asus TUF GAMING VG259QM 24.5" 1920 x 1080 280 Hz Monitor (VG259QM) - PCPartPicker

or this one thats actually g sync Asus ROG Swift PG259QNR 24.5" 1920 x 1080 360 Hz Monitor (90LM05Q3-B01370) - PCPartPicker

The first one costs around 386$ and the second one is for like 730$ here which is crazy. All of the monitors I've listed are gsync compatible except MSI one which got native gsync.

6 minutes ago, FI Fheonix said:

I would just buy the Dell or the Samsung. They have most of the same features and fit all of your expectations. I wouldn't spend any more than I have to.

That's what I thought but I'm down to spend more if it's worth that additional features.

[filpo]

4 minutes ago, Saiyag said:

The first one costs around 386$ and the second one is for like 730$ here which is crazy. All of the monitors I've listed are gsync compatible except MSI one which got native gsync.

I would get the asus tuf then. Also what country are you in?

[Saiyag]

1 minute ago, filpo said:

I would get the asus tuf then. Also what country are you in?

Sad to be said I live in Poland. Need to check more info about that TUF one. Never seen it before tbh.

[filpo]

6 minutes ago, Saiyag said:

Sad to be said I live in Poland. Need to check more info about that TUF one. Never seen it before tbh.

the TUF is from ASUS and is actually a very reputable company. Many people have said good things about it

[Saiyag]

5 minutes ago, filpo said:

the TUF is from ASUS and is actually a very reputable company. Many people have said good things about it

I saw there is a lot more overshoot on this one than on the others. Guess I will need to check if it's noticeable. Because it costs more than the Samsung one and Dell while coming close to the pricier ones.