Screen Choices

[Defiance101675]

Hey Forum,

 

 

Currently am Running on a Samsung 19" 1600x900 Screen. Looking to Upgrade it but not break the bank in the process. 

 

Any suggestions?  

[Oshino Shinobu]

What's breaking the bank for you? Also a location? What res? Usage? System specs so we can get an idea of what you can run well? 

[Defiance101675]

What's breaking the bank for you? Also a location? What res? Usage? System specs so we can get an idea of what you can run well? 

This is the new build I am getting ready to set up, Gaming, anything over 1920x1080 and i wanna say nothing more than $250 USD. When you say Location what do you mean?

-Intel 4790k

-EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB ACX 2.0 Superclocked Edition

-Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR3 1600 

-Asus Z97-A 1150 Socket Intel Motherboard 

-Corsair GS700W PSU

-Corsair H100i Liquid Cooler

-NZXT Crafted Series Black and Green (Plastic and Steel/Aluminum) Case

-Intel 520 Series SSD 180GB (Read: 555mb/s Write: 525 Mb/s)

-Western Digital 500GB HDD 

-Windows 8.1 Pro. OEM 

[Oshino Shinobu]

 

This is the new build I am getting ready to set up, Gaming, anything over 1920x1080 and i wanna say nothing more than $250 USD. When you say Location what do you mean?

-Intel 4790k

-EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB ACX 2.0 Superclocked Edition

-Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR3 1600 

-Asus Z97-A 1150 Socket Intel Motherboard 

-Corsair GS700W PSU

-Corsair H100i Liquid Cooler

-NZXT Crafted Series Black and Green (Plastic and Steel/Aluminum) Case

-Intel 520 Series SSD 180GB (Read: 555mb/s Write: 525 Mb/s)

-Western Digital 500GB HDD 

-Windows 8.1 Pro. OEM 

 

I meant as in US, CA, GB etc etc. 

 

Over 1080p isn't possible for $250, but you can get a good 1080p monitor for that price. Do you have a preference on size? Personally, I think 24" is the sweet spot for 1080p

 

The Dell U2414H is probably the best monitor for that price. Very good quality, IPS, thin bezels and generally good looking. 

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/dell-monitor-u2414h

[Defiance101675]

I meant as in US, CA, GB etc etc. 

 

Over 1080p isn't possible for $250, but you can get a good 1080p monitor for that price. Do you have a preference on size? Personally, I think 24" is the sweet spot for 1080p

 

The Dell U2414H is probably the best monitor for that price. Very good quality, IPS, thin bezels and generally good looking. 

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/dell-monitor-u2414h

Oh I'm in US FL, And i thought ASUS was really good

 

I didn't even Think of Dell!

[Oshino Shinobu]

Oh I'm in US FL, And i thought ASUS was really good

 

I didn't even Think of Dell!

ASUS do make some good monitors, but for pure quality, I would go with Dell. I plan on getting a few of those monitors myself, they're extremely nice. 

[Defiance101675]

ASUS do make some good monitors, but for pure quality, I would go with Dell. I plan on getting a few of those monitors myself, they're extremely nice. 

So if not dell, what else would you recommend? Samsung and Asus?

[Oshino Shinobu]

So if not dell, what else would you recommend? Samsung and Asus?

I've not had much experience with Samsung monitors, but I would go with Asus personally. Their PA panels are very good quality. Have a look at the Asus PA238Q

[Defiance101675]

I've not had much experience with Samsung monitors, but I would go with Asus personally. Their PA panels are very good quality. Have a look at the Asus PA238Q

Ooh that one looks really nice

[Geekazoid]

One might need a ginormous amount of strength to physically break the bank. JK