new gaming monitor 144hrs more inside

[riferaft]

so i am looking for a new gaming monitor, i went to PC part picker and put in 27inch 144hrs 1080p 16:9 1ms response time and i got this 

clickhere  what is the difference between these besides the price and how their made which one should i get and i want to be cheap as possible be i don't mind paying more for better quality. thank you for all help and i do have a gtx960 4gb is this mainly for cs and a few other games i get over 200fps in csgo and in games i can't handle it I'll limit my fps to 60,90 or 120 so i don't get studdering. thanks for your help.

 

[rattacko123]

144hrs? damn 1 frame per every 6 days is pretty fast

[iNoa97]

1 hour ago, riferaft said:

so i am looking for a new gaming monitor, i went to PC part picker and put in 27inch 144hrs 1080p 16:9 1ms response time and i got this 

clickhere  what is the difference between these besides the price and how their made which one should i get and i want to be cheap as possible be i don't mind paying more for better quality. thank you for all help and i do have a gtx960 4gb is this mainly for cs and a few other games i get over 200fps in csgo and in games i can't handle it I'll limit my fps to 60,90 or 120 so i don't get studdering. thanks for your help.

 

by hrs do you mean hz as in refresh rate?  If so id probably say the BenQ XL2720Z

[rattacko123]

Do you want 1440p 144hz or 1080p 144hz? 1080p on 27" screen is gonna look pixelated

Pixio px277 is a good value 1440p 144hz 27" monitor

Acer GN276HL is pretty good value

[Marcus Torre DeProspero]

2 hours ago, riferaft said:

so i am looking for a new gaming monitor, i went to PC part picker and put in 27inch 144hrs 1080p 16:9 1ms response time and i got this 

clickhere  what is the difference between these besides the price and how their made which one should i get and i want to be cheap as possible be i don't mind paying more for better quality. thank you for all help and i do have a gtx960 4gb is this mainly for cs and a few other games i get over 200fps in csgo and in games i can't handle it I'll limit my fps to 60,90 or 120 so i don't get studdering. thanks for your help.

 

I personally have an acer gn246hl and am more than happy with it, but then again I also have a 1440p and a 4k beside it so I guess that's why I am fine with it.

[rattacko123]

Double post, pls delete

[riferaft]

54 minutes ago, rattacko123 said:

Do you want 1440p 144hz or 1080p 144hz? 1080p on 27" screen is gonna look pixelated

Pixio px277 is a good value 1440p 144hz 27" monitor

Acer GN276HL is pretty good value

 

but can i run 1440p with a gtx 960 4gb?

[rattacko123]

41 minutes ago, riferaft said:

but can i run 1440p with a gtx 960 4gb?

uuh, no not really, in that case you are better off with 1080p

[Falkentyne]

Benq XL2720Z should be fine for you (or the Zowie version; they both have the same hardware).

You'll want to do some tweaks when you get good with using the monitor and comfortable with tweaking it.

The "AMA" tweak is more important to do if you have blur reduction disabled rather than enabled, especially if you're in 2D/windows GUI.

 

http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2467

 

BTW you can't see the pixels on this screen unless you set closer than 3 feet (1 meter).  And on a 27" screen you should be sitting a bit farther back anyway.  I chose the 27" 1080p Benq when it was brand new (directly from Benq's shop) over the 24" 1080p XL2420Z, even though I knew people would flame me for it, because I already had a VG248QE and knew exactly what 24" looked like, and it was simply too small, since I kept the monitor at a certain distance.

 

The True successor to the XL2720Z--the non freesync XL2735 is apparently available in limited areas, and unlike the half broken 1440p XL2730Z, it can actually backlight strobe (with the "new" name for blur reduction they call it) at 100hz refresh rate correctly.  Still no word on 60hz strobing for game consoles and 60 FPS locked games, however.