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I'm looking to upgrade my monitor but I can't decide wheter to get the LG 24GM77 1080p 144Hz monitor, the iiyama xb2779qs 1440p monitor or the crssover 290 m 21:9 monitor.

I currently have a 22 inch 1080p 60Hz monitor and a 780 Ti which is waaaaay overkill for 1080p, yes, but I was always planning on buying a higher resolution anyway, thats why i bought it.

 

Any recommendations?

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I'd go with the 144hz monitor :D

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I prefer Higher resolutions, however allot of people like higher refresh rates. If you haven't had a 120Hz or 144Hz experience I would recommend the 144Hz.

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Eh i wouldn't say the 780 is overkill nowadays (couting 60 fps as a minimum) and it depends on what you are going to use the monitor for...

 

if gaminng, which games?

 

otherwise get the high res one

I'll be playing things like Battlefield 4, Crysis 3, Star Citizen, Far Cry 4, Arma 2/3. I was thinking about the crossover 21:9 monitor because it would change my gaming experience by making more of the screen visible where as the 1440p is just basically an enlargement, in every way, of what I already have so i dont see how there would be such a difference. Also the 21:9 is easier to drive than 1440p so id be getting higher fps

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