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4 minutes ago, Quanvuu said:

guys..i don know what monitor was better than the other...spec doest means anything...my budget was around  200-300 usd...need some suggestion

For a gaming monitor you would be looking at a refresh rate of 120/144Hz, but since your budget is 200-300 that might not seem possible..

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg248qe This would be a 250$ 144Hz monitor from ASUS.

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guys..i don know what monitor was better than the other...spec doest means anything...my budget was around  200-300 usd...need some suggestion

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4 minutes ago, Quanvuu said:

guys..i don know what monitor was better than the other...spec doest means anything...my budget was around  200-300 usd...need some suggestion

For a gaming monitor you would be looking at a refresh rate of 120/144Hz, but since your budget is 200-300 that might not seem possible..

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg248qe This would be a 250$ 144Hz monitor from ASUS.

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200 - 300 bro..but this monitor seem OK..i will spent the leftover for my PC

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2 minutes ago, Quanvuu said:

Asus VG24QE vs GL2460HM?? Which Better

The VG248QE is better because it is 144hz (BenQ: 60hz) and it also has a 1ms response time (BenQ: 2ms)

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7 minutes ago, Quanvuu said:

200 - 300 bro..but this monitor seem OK..i will spent the leftover for my PC

 

5 minutes ago, Quanvuu said:

Asus VG24QE vs GL2460HM?? Which Better

Well the VG24QE is leaps in terms of pricing as well as functionality.

But depending on what PC you are building, you are to choose appropriately.

 

For example, if your PC is unable to run even near the 144hz mark, you are basically wasting your money on some feature that you would not utilize.

So as just a heads up, it would be best to buy what you think you would use more of.

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1 minute ago, Xenift said:

 

Well the VG24QE is leaps in terms of pricing as well as functionality.

But depending on what PC you are building, you are to choose appropriately.

 

For example, if your PC is unable to run even near the 144hz mark, you are basically wasting your money on some feature that you would not utilize.

So as just a heads up, it would be best to buy what you think you would use more of.

Yep, this is true for a 144Hz Monitor. If youre looking to play games such as csgo at 144Hz, Sure, any potato can run it. GTA V at 144Hz? Make sure your PC can hit that many fps.

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Laptop (2017): Model: Asus UX310U


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