New IPS display

[MrPianoGamin]

Hey guys!

So, im on a quest to buy myself a new Monitor!
Im pretty new to this topic and i dont Know, which are good and which are Not.
I wanna go for an IPS Display for about 300-400€
Im from Germany. Thank you in advance for your help

 

Edited in, because I think it is information you might need:

It does not need to be big or have high refresh rates or that kinda stuff that does not interest me. I just wanna get off this Asus VE247H I am using right now, but still be an IPS panel because I've heared they make stuff look prettier in general.

1440p or 4k is a nice to have, but not required. same thing goes for screen-size. 24'' or 27'' is not such of a big deal for me and while im gonna use that Asus-thing as a secondary driver anyways--

I guess you have somehow an idea where im going with this.

Beside, I am thinking of an GPU upgrade anyways which will probably come arround next year.

R9 280x right now.

Best regards <3

[Geekazoid]

Hey guys!

So, im on a quest to buy myself a new Monitor!

Im pretty new to this topic and i dont Know, which are good and which are Not.

I wanna go for an IPS Display for about 300-400€

Im from Germany. Thank you in advance for your help

Best regards <3

What aspect ratio, 16:10 or 16:9?

[MrPianoGamin]

 

What aspect ratio, 16:10 or 16:9?

 

16:9 please

[Geekazoid]

16:9 please

Alright. Well for your budget I would probably recommend either the BenQ GW2765HT or the BenQ BL2710PT. Both are good options and both have IPS displays, flicker-free backlighting (which will be easier on your eyes). As for availability of both said monitors, you may have to have a look in your location of where you can buy them from. I know that they're both under €350. So in the middle of your min and max budget.

[MrPianoGamin]

Alright. Well for your budget I would probably recommend either the BenQ GW2765HT or the BenQ BL2710PT. Both are good options and both have IPS displays, flicker-free backlighting (which will be easier on your eyes). As for availability of both said monitors, you may have to have a look in your location of where you can buy them from. I know that they're both under €350. So in the middle of your min and max budget.

Thank you, will look at them

 

 

Im open for other suggestions too

[Geekazoid]

Thank you, will look at them .

I'm open for other suggestions too .

Sure, well I'll have a quick look for ya.

[Geekazoid]

It looks like the monitors I've suggested are the best I can find.

[IKKUH]

Have a look at the Acer GN246HL, it's not a IPS panel but still has a refresh rate of 144 hz, a 100000000:1 contrastratio and only 1 ms respond time. The monitor costs only 250 dollars so you'll save some money.

[Geekazoid]

Have a look at the Acer GN246HL, it's not a IPS panel but still has a refresh rate of 144 hz, a 100,000,000:1 contrastratio and only 1 ms respond time. The monitor costs only 250 dollars so you'll save some money.

Please note that whenever you see a monitor contrast ratio greater than 5,000:1 that it's not a realistic contrast ratio. It's a marketing ploy to get people think "WOW! That's a fantastic contrast ratio, that monitor or TV must be good". This is a falsified contrast ratio. Please ignore it. What you want to look for is the static contrast ratio that is usually around 1,000:1 for most IPS and TN displays and around 3,000:1 - 5,000:1 for VA displays.

[IKKUH]

Please note that whenever you see a monitor contrast ratio greater than 5,000:1 that it's not a realistic contrast ratio. It's a marketing ploy to get people think "WOW! That's a fantastic contrast ratio, that monitor or TV must be good". This is a falsified contrast ratio. Please ignore it. What you want to look for is the static contrast ratio that is usually around 1,000:1 for most IPS and TN displays and around 3,000:1 - 5,000:1 for VA displays.

I know, 100000000:1 is the dynamic contrastratio, the static ratio is 1000:1. but still a good panel

[Geekazoid]

I know, 100000000:1 is the dynamic contrastratio, the static ratio is 1000:1. but still a good panel

Even that dynamic contrast ratio is false. When tested the dynamic contrast ratio normally falls within 1200:1 - 5,000:1 depending on the panel type.

[MrPianoGamin]

you two can argue all day long, but I stated to want an IPS panel.

(Will add the following to first post)

It does not need to big or have high refresh rates or that kinda that does not interest me. I just wanna get off that Asus VE247H that I am using right now, but still be an IPS panel because I've heared they make stuff look better in general.

1440p or 4k is a nice to have, but is not required. same thing goes for screen-size. 24'' or 27'' is not such of a big deal for me and while im gonna use that Asus-thing as a secondary driver anyways, so yeah, I guess you have somehow an idea where im going with this.

Beside, I am thinking of an GPU upgrade anyways which will probably come arround next year.

[MrPianoGamin]

Push, i wanna have as much opinions as possible