Monitor toss up which one is better

[Psikotik247]

As the title says it will be used for gaming and normal use.

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-27-Inch-LED-Lit-Monitor-S27E390H/dp/B00TR05716

Or an asus mx279h the 1080p 27" ah-ips display

[thekeemo]

Neither 1080p @ 27" is absolute rubbish

[miniahobbie]

Neither 1080p @ 27" is absolute rubbish

Or maybe it just isn't to your taste.

 

Personally I'd go samsung.

[thekeemo]

Or maybe it just isn't to your taste.

 

Personally I'd go samsung.

You can see spaces between the pixels

[TidaLWaveZ]

What is your GPU?  If it can handle 1440p, I would get a Korean 1440p monitor.  I got a couple of 27" Yamakazi Catleap 1440p monitors for $250 a piece and I love them.

[IridiumAxle]

You can see spaces between the pixels

maybe if it's low quality or if you're right next to it, but I use a 28" 1080p and sit about a yard away and it looks wonderful to me

[thekeemo]

maybe if it's low quality or if you're right next to it, but I use a 28" 1080p and sit about a yard away and it looks wonderful to me

Have you compared it to a higher resolution monitor?

[IridiumAxle]

Have you compared it to a higher resolution monitor?

on a budget so not yet, but while I realize something along the lines of 4k or 1440p would make a big difference, looking at a 1080p 28" is still really enjoyable.

[thekeemo]

on a budget so not yet, but while I realize something along the lines of 4k or 1440p would make a big difference, looking at a 1080p 28" is still really enjoyable.

Go with a smaller monitor then. Or go to a store to see for yourself.

[IridiumAxle]

Go with a smaller monitor then. Or go to a store to see for yourself.

I've seen smaller monitors at the same resolution, I much prefer this one. Actually I am thinking of getting 2 more when I get the funds.

[Psikotik247]

My gpu is a gigabyte gtx 980 ti. What would be a good option for a Korean 2560x1440 that has a better rate for no dead pixels.

[Psikotik247]

What is your GPU?  If it can handle 1440p, I would get a Korean 1440p monitor.  I got a couple of 27" Yamakazi Catleap 1440p monitors for $250 a piece and I love them.

My gpu is a gigabyte gtx 980 ti. What would be a good option for a Korean 2560x1440 that has a better rate for no dead pixels.

[TidaLWaveZ]

I got the Yamakazi 27", I was really scared it was gonna have dead pixels, but I bought it anyway.  It had no dead pixels or any noticeable backlight bleed, so I bought another one.  They both have worked great for over a year.  One thing to mention though, this monitor only comes with DVI, no HDMI, no displayport.  As for other Korean monitors, I can't really vouch for them as I don't have any.

[miniahobbie]

You can see spaces between the pixels

Um.. you can, I can't. The quality on my 27" 1080p BenQ is just as good or better than my 22" 1080p Samsung. I'm assuming you're referring to pixel density which tends to be a personal preference. 

[thekeemo]

Um.. you can, I can't. The quality on my 27" 1080p BenQ is just as good or better than my 22" 1080p Samsung. I'm assuming you're referring to pixel density which tends to be a personal preference. 

Looking at my friends samsung panel I definitely saw a HUGE quality difference