would you rather?

[Air tree]

Would you rather have a 27" 1440p monitor or a 24" 1080p ips monitor with a 512gb ssd for games, then getting a 1440p monitor later.

[MrAlexOneill]

It depends, whats the response time and whats the monitor frequency (hz)

[Samdb]

1440p. My HDD does just fine for my games at the moment.

[GoodBytes]

27inch 1440p. Games don't get a performance boost from SSD. Just in SOME games, it loads a bit quicker, but not a drastic change.

Also, assuming you really want a game on an SSD, assuming you have a 120GB SSD which is plenty of space (if you put your personal files on an HDD), you can have 3-4 games on it, depending on it's size, and still have room for Windows update, and stuff.

 

So in such case, move to the SSD games you are currently playing, and games that don't see any improvement keep it on the HDD, and once you finish a game, move it back from the SSD to the HDD

[Air tree]

It depends, whats the response time and whats the monitor frequency (hz)

Let's say the PB278Q and a good 1080p ips panel (not sure what are some good ones)

[MrAlexOneill]

1440p with 60gb ssd for hdd caching

[Theo]

i'd go bigger monitor, i can wait 2-5 seconds more for a game to load! but i cant wait 2-5 seconds more to have a higher resolution!

[WoodenMarker]

1440p IPS panel. It will look much better and be more beneficial to the gaming experience than a few seconds less for loading time.

[rustikles]

Let's say the PB278Q and a good 1080p ips panel (not sure what are some good ones)

Well I love my PB278Q, so I may be a bit biased  :lol:.

[CoolBeans]

1080 and SSD then get a 1440p monitor after

[Air tree]

Well I love my PB278Q, so I may be a bit biased  :lol:.

i'm going to get one also i'm just wondering what other people like higher res or faster load times.

[Air tree]

changed the question a bit.

[Deus Ragno]

Bigger is more better.