is there a 1080p ...

[Ramontes]

i couldnt find the monitor i was looking for on pcpartpicker but is there a 1080p 27" IPS monitor preferrably with g-sync but can live without and i would preffer the ms to be under 6 or 7

[Swndlr]

You shouldnt really be getting a 27" 1080p panel anyway. The PPI makes it look terrible and not crisp at all.

[Ramontes]

You shouldnt really be getting a 27" 1080p panel anyway. The PPI makes it look terrible and not crisp at all.

have you ever truly compared these side by side, i always hear people say that 24" is always the way to go but honestly i doubt the 3 inches makes it an unplayable experience and i prefer bigger monitors anyways

[Bouzoo]

The response time is honestly not that important because we don't know how it was tested. One manufacturer can say 5 ms but the other may say 20 ms because they measured it differently so it's kind of irrelevant. And 1080p on 27'' is too low, I wouldn't go above 24'' max. On that resoultion you'd want QHD otherwise the picture may not be sharp as you might want and expect. Even on my 23.6'' I sometimes notice that in games.

[i_build_nanosuits]

have you ever truly compared these side by side, i always hear people say that 24" is always the way to go but honestly i doubt the 3 inches makes it an unplayable experience and i prefer bigger monitors anyways

if what in your profile is correct they you should HIGHLY consider a 1440p monitor for this 980ti of yours...it's much better and this GPU is kind of a big waste for 1080p as it,s massively overkill!

[Senzelian]

have you ever truly compared these side by side, i always hear people say that 24" is always the way to go but honestly i doubt the 3 inches makes it an unplayable experience and i prefer bigger monitors anyways

I used a 27'' TN 1080p monitor for a long time, which was totally fine. If you get closer you can obviously see the individual pixels, but it's not a terrible experience.

[Ramontes]

The response time is honestly not that important because we don't know how it was tested. One manufacturer can say 5 ms but the other may say 20 ms because they measured it differently so it's kind of irrelevant. And 1080p on 27'' is too low, I wouldn't go above 24'' max. On that resoultion you'd want QHD otherwise the picture may not be sharp as you might want and expect.

regardless of size is there still a 1080p ips monitor then with g sync

[i_build_nanosuits]

regardless of size is there still a 1080p ips monitor then with g sync

no, that does not exist.

[Ramontes]

if what in your profile is correct they you should HIGHLY consider a 1440p monitor for this 980ti of yours...it's much better and this GPU is kind of a big waste for 1080p as it,s massively overkill!

yeah i dont wanna sit around and wait for the asus pg279q so i kind of want an actual monitor right now instead of playing on a 32" 720p television display

[Ramontes]

no, that does not exist.

even without g sync?

[i_build_nanosuits]

yeah i dont wanna sit around and wait for the asus pg279q so i kind of want an actual monitor right now instead of playing on a 32" 720p television display

look at the acer monitor in my sig it's flawless and it has exactly the same specs the 279q will have it's the same panel they put on it but in a different casing.

[i_build_nanosuits]

even without g sync?

without Gsync there are...here:

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#r=192001080&p=1&sort=a8&page=1&qq=1

but do yourself a favor and get 1440p...gsync or not, get IPS and 1440p at least.

[Ramontes]

if what in your profile is correct they you should HIGHLY consider a 1440p monitor for this 980ti of yours...it's much better and this GPU is kind of a big waste for 1080p as it,s massively overkill!

in addition to overkill i mean if i played at 1080 i definitely would not hate maxxing out the 144hz with high settings and some AA 

[Ramontes]

without Gsync there are...here:

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#r=192001080&p=1&sort=a8&page=1&qq=1

but do yourself a favor and get 1440p...gsync or not, get IPS and 1440p at least.

i guess i would kind of have too all those are 60hz 

[i_build_nanosuits]

in addition to overkill i mean if i played at 1080 i definitely would not hate maxxing out the 144hz with high settings and some AA

there is a nice difference between 60FPS and 90FPS...but beyond that from my experience there is not much more ''smootness'' to get...your 980ti is a 1440p graphics card.

What would be your max budget for a gaming monitor son?

[Bouzoo]

in addition to overkill i mean if i played at 1080 i definitely would not hate maxxing out the 144hz with high settings and some AA 

 

Would this one suit you?

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009742

[i_build_nanosuits]

Would this one suit you?

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009742

this one would suit everybody's need, but the pricing aint for everyone at 700$+ it's quite expensive, but from my experience (i own one) it's worth EVERY penny...i spent 950$CAN for mine and even then it's still the best purchase i made in a long time!

it's bloody fast, the viewing angles are amazing and the colors really pop.

[Ramontes]

Would this one suit you?

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009742

aren't those tn pannels

[i_build_nanosuits]

aren't those tn pannels

link is wierd when i click on it i get a toms hardware review of the XB270HU...what do you get?

[Bouzoo]

link is wierd when i click on it i get a toms hardware review of the XB270HU...what do you get?

aren't those tn pannels

Here is the proper link, something broke

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009742

[Ramontes]

there is a nice difference between 60FPS and 90FPS...but beyond that from my experience there is not much more ''smootness'' to get...your 980ti is a 1440p graphics card.What would be your max budget for a gaming monitor son?

I know of the Acer but the glossy doesnt get my attention and the Asus had an hdmi port swell so I could hook up my consoles and things which is why I wanted to go asus p279q I really don't want to spend more than 800 I already spend 320 on a z170 deluxe and 365 on 6700K which should be coming in by the end of this week so this monitor is basically the last part of my build

[Ramontes]

link is wierd when i click on it i get a toms hardware review of the XB270HU...what do you get?

it was an assumption since I read ips and 1ms response

[i_build_nanosuits]

OK look, you NEED 1440p (IMHO) and you also need IPS for 27'' or greater monitors (IMHO) so if you can afford this one, this is the best gaming monitor available as of today it has Gsync, 144hz, 1440p, IPS, 27'' all the shit and giggles are there:

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/acer-monitor-xb270hubprz

If it's too expensive, then i would stick to 1440p but i would go 60hz no Gsync (Still IPS)

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/benq-monitor-gw2765ht

[i_build_nanosuits]

I know of the Acer but the glossy doesnt get my attention and the Asus had an hdmi port swell so I could hook up my consoles and things which is why I wanted to go asus p279q I really don't want to spend more than 800 I already spend 320 on a z170 deluxe and 365 on 6700K which should be coming in by the end of this week so this monitor is basically the last part of my build

glossy? mine is not glossy?

also, not sure but the display port is a gsync requirement and i don't think asus include a whole other scaler in the monitor for you to hook HDMI to it? (might be wrong though i'm not sure, mine only has a display port and no scaler for anything else)

[Ramontes]

glossy? mine is not glossy?also, not sure but the display port is a gsync requirement and i don't think asus include a whole other scaler in the monitor for you to hook HDMI to it? (might be wrong though i'm not sure, mine only has a display port and no scaler for anything else)

yes display is a requirement but I am pretty sure the Asus has both display port and hdmi obviously g sync being available only with the display port and the pictures show the glossy plastic for the shroud if I'm not mistaken