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Should I get 1 27 inch gaming  moniter or 2 24 inch gaming moniters?

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why not 2 27 inch

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4 minutes ago, TechGuyMark said:

Should I get 1 27 inch gaming  moniter or 2 24 inch gaming moniters?

 

2 minutes ago, TechGuyMark said:

does'nt fit bugdet

 

Without knowing your budget, your pc specs, what you need the monitors for, and the models you are looking at its impossible to give any advise

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I have 2 27 inches and its awesome, I recommend one larger  one as games don't work on both monitors at once. it works for three if you want to do surround gamin

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I have a 27 inch monitor and I am so happy I got it. I initially thought it might be too large but when it arrived it is perfect. 

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Monitors at both 1920x1080 and 2560x1440 come in 27" dimensions. We cannot possibly answer the question without at least knowing what resolutions we're comparing.

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2 hours ago, typographie said:

Monitors at both 1920x1080 and 2560x1440 come in 27" dimensions. We cannot possibly answer the question without at least knowing what resolutions we're comparing.

both are 1080p

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9 minutes ago, TechGuyMark said:

both are 1080p

I would personally take the 24" 1080p monitor(s), because I usually feel like 1080p stretched out to 27" gets a little too pixel-y for my tastes. It would be best if you could see it yourself, maybe at a store with display models set up.

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I ran 2x AOC G2460F 24" screens at 1080 for a long time and it was a great set up. if you're staying at 1080 then as above I personally wouldn't go 27", for 1440 sure.. but not for 1080 :)

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I play PC games on my 50" 1080p TV at about 6 feet eye-distance.   I'm perfectly happy with it.  Do I notice a difference between it and my son's 24"?  Sure, but it's not bad.  I wouldn't play like that if it were.  If the image quality of the 24" has a baseline "score" of 10 out of 10, I'd say the 50" is a solid 7.5 - 7.8 out of 10.    

 

I don't think you'll notice a difference between 24 and 27 inches.  3 inch difference is nothing at that size.  

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