monitor Should i buy this monitor?

[sumgreenday]

Hello guys i found some monitor for my budget, and i wanna buy it but i dont know much about monitors, it says that monitor have a fast ips, whats the differences between normal ips and fast ips?

 

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/aoc-27-27g4xe-1920x1080-ips-180hz-freesync-gaming-monitor-mon-aoc-02073.html

[Tan3l6]

I'd rather recommend 24" version of the same monitor - https://www.overclockers.co.uk/aoc-24-24g4xe-1920x1080-ips-180hz-freesync-gaming-monitor-mon-aoc-02072.html

Higher amount of pixels per inch. 27" at 1080p just looks a bit too jaggedy.

As of the "fast IPS" it's mainly just marketing pitch I think.

[sumgreenday]

6 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

I'd rather recommend 24" version of the same monitor - https://www.overclockers.co.uk/aoc-24-24g4xe-1920x1080-ips-180hz-freesync-gaming-monitor-mon-aoc-02072.html

I dont play online games at all, i just play games like GTA 5, Mafia Definitive edition or others thats why i want a 27 inc. would it make really bad?

[Tan3l6]

Just now, sumgreenday said:

I dont play online games at all, i just play games like GTA 5, Mafia Definitive edition or or others thats why i want a 27 inc. would it make really bad?

Can't really tell how disturbing the jaggedness is, some people don't mind it. 

Up to you.

[MootEndymion752]

15 minutes ago, sumgreenday said:

Hello guys i found some monitor for my budget, and i wanna buy it but i dont know much about monitors, it says that monitor have a fast ips, whats the differences between normal ips and fast ips?

 

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/aoc-27-27g4xe-1920x1080-ips-180hz-freesync-gaming-monitor-mon-aoc-02073.html

Fast IPS means that it has a lower response time.

[Tan3l6]

https://en.ktcplay.com/ips-panel-technology-angil-splender-fast-ips-ss-ips-nano-ips-and-rapid-ips/

 

Basically IPS has gotten faster than before, they just mark it differently. Rapid or Fast... basically the same.

[sumgreenday]

27 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

Can't really tell how disturbing the jaggedness is, some people don't mind it. 

Up to you.

Do you think that theres so much difference between 24 inch and 27 inch? maybe ill just upgrade to 32 inch 2 or 4k monitor few years later.

[Tan3l6]

23 minutes ago, sumgreenday said:

Do you think that theres so much difference between 24 inch and 27 inch? maybe ill just upgrade to 32 inch 2 or 4k monitor few years later.

There is noticeable difference, yet I had 27" 1080p before I bought 1440p one, 27" 1080p wasn't horrible, just a bit more jagged.

[GuiltySpark_]

47 minutes ago, sumgreenday said:

Do you think that theres so much difference between 24 inch and 27 inch? maybe ill just upgrade to 32 inch 2 or 4k monitor few years later.

Yes, you don't want a 27" 1080p display. If you want 27", I'd suggest moving to 1440p (which you really should do anyway). 

[Renegade042]

1 hour ago, GuiltySpark_ said:

Yes, you don't want a 27" 1080p display. If you want 27", I'd suggest moving to 1440p (which you really should do anyway). 

 

Hard to recommend without knowing his hardware (which i don't think he shared with us)

[GuiltySpark_]

1 minute ago, Renegade042 said:

 

Hard to recommend without knowing his hardware (which i don't think he shared with us)

IMO it doesn't matter. I simply cannot condone 1080p unless its purely a budget issue. Modern upscaling options take care of the performance penalty and you owe it to yourselves not to be locked into the tiny box that 1080p for desktop work. 

[sumgreenday]

5 hours ago, Renegade042 said:

 

Hard to recommend without knowing his hardware (which i don't think he shared with us)

Rtx 4060 ryzen 7500f 1x16gb xpg 5600 mhz ram and 512gb ssd