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Looking for 3 1080p monitors for under £130 each

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I plan to create a 3 monitor setup but not sure what to look for. Are there any must have monitors for the price range? And apart from response time, resolution and size is there anything I should be keeping my eye on?

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The 24" model or the 23"? Im guessing thats just personal preference. The 24" is a little out of my price range

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4 minutes ago, sitdowncrew said:

I plan to create a 3 monitor setup but not sure what to look for. Are there any must have monitors for the price range? And apart from response time, resolution and size is there anything I should be keeping my eye on?

Refresh rate is extremely important, gsync or freesync and brightness 

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2 minutes ago, Planet-kuruto said:

Refresh rate is extremely important, gsync or freesync and brightness 

Ok thanks. Do you have any favourites under my price range?

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1 minute ago, sitdowncrew said:

Ok thanks. Do you have any favourites under my price range?

Freesync or gsync at 130? Probably not going to happen.

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Just now, TheGhzGuy said:

Freesync or gsync at 130? Probably not going to happen.

I was thinking that. Do you have any suggestions?

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10 minutes ago, sitdowncrew said:

I plan to create a 3 monitor setup but not sure what to look for. Are there any must have monitors for the price range? And apart from response time, resolution and size is there anything I should be keeping my eye on?

Just a word of caution, If you intend on playing with the 3 monitors setup, there will be some games that wont run smoothly even on a 980ti.

I own 3 monitors (DELL U2414H) and a EVGA GTX 980 TI Hybrid and I can´t play GTA V on maxed settings above 29FPS without any overclock. my solution was to sell the center monitor and buy an ASUS PG278Q (1ms, 144hz and gsync monitor) and play only with that monitor while using the others for multitask.

check out the DELL Model.

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Just now, sitdowncrew said:

I was thinking that. Do you have any suggestions?

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/lg-monitor-23mp67vq 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/viewsonic-monitor-vx2257mhd

Take freesync or ips. Nvidia doesn't support Freesync. TBH, I would get a Freesync Ultrawide. Easier to drive and will look faaaaar better.

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i3 2330M @ Stock

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1 minute ago, flashmz said:

Just a word of caution, If you intend on playing with the 3 monitors setup, there will be some games that wont run smoothly even on a 980ti.

I own 3 monitors (DELL U2414H) and a EVGA GTX 980 TI Hybrid and I can´t play GTA V on maxed settings above 29FPS without any overclock. my solution was to sell the center monitor and buy an ASUS PG278Q (1ms, 144hz and gsync monitor) and play only with that monitor while using the others for multitask.

check out the DELL Model.

I am well aware of the performance requirements for a project like this. But thanks for the heads up. I dont plan to play GTA on such a resolutions but less demanding games like American Truck Sim and racing games. But ill check that out thanks!

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1 minute ago, TheGhzGuy said:

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/lg-monitor-23mp67vq 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/viewsonic-monitor-vx2257mhd

Take freesync or ips. Nvidia doesn't support Freesync. TBH, I would get a Freesync Ultrawide. Easier to drive and will look faaaaar better.

There is no difference between freesync and gsync, if u buy a nvidia GPU then go with gsync but if u buy amd u go with freesync 

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Just now, Planet-kuruto said:

There is no difference between freesync and gsync, if u buy a nvidia GPU then go with gsync but if u buy amd u go with freesync 

There is one important difference,

FreeSync is Much cheaper the gsync

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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Just now, ADZ_123_!"£ said:

There is one important difference,

FreeSync is Much cheaper the gsync

either way, it all comes down to what graphics card he/she has.

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19 minutes ago, sitdowncrew said:

I plan to create a 3 monitor setup but not sure what to look for. Are there any must have monitors for the price range? And apart from response time, resolution and size is there anything I should be keeping my eye on?

If u play competitive get a tn but if u play games like gta then get an ips 

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Just now, flashmz said:

either way, it all comes down to what graphics card he/she has.

Nd your never going to get a freesync or gsync monitor under £130

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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1 minute ago, Planet-kuruto said:

If u play competitive get a tn but if u play games like gta then get an ips 

Plan is casual gaming, but you never know how good ill get ;)

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Just now, sitdowncrew said:

ASUS Strix 970

Ok, so if you do want to spend a little more, you have to go with Gsync monitors (NVIDIA)  instead of FreeSync (AMD).

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4 minutes ago, Planet-kuruto said:

If u play competitive get a tn but if u play games like gta then get an ips 

Whats the advantages of IPS?

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2 minutes ago, flashmz said:

Ok, so if you do want to spend a little more, you have to go with Gsync monitors (NVIDIA)  instead of FreeSync (AMD).

It doesnt have to be Gsync. Would bea bonus but I know that can get expensive.

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Just now, sitdowncrew said:

I have an Nvidia GPU. Which I believe doent take advantage of the freesync. 

I see, it's still a decent monitor for the price, and if Nvidia stop being angry kitties about their proprietary things, they may support freesync in the future.

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1 minute ago, Flitter said:

I see, it's still a decent monitor for the price, and if Nvidia stop being angry kitties about their proprietary things, they may support freesync in the future.

Yeah, price wise that is perfect. Definitely worth considering. Would you happen to know the advantages of having an IPS monitor?

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