Samsung vs Dell

[BishopGM]

its about time to upgrade from a 100euro monitor/tv to a better monitor  finally!!!

After a research im stuck between these 2 the samsung c24f396fhu a curved 1080p monitor that for some reason it was (at least where i found it) in the gaming monitor category

and the dell ultrasharp u2414h an IPS again 1080p monitor ......just found the lg 24mp88hv-s and damn thats a nice design too

what are your thoughts what i should go for?

just found why it was at the gaming category it has freesync.....although i got an gtx970  

[Badger906]

Almost all companies use either Samsung or LG displays so most are similar in performance at a given budget. 

As long as it has an 8ms or lower response time and all the connections you need any of those would do.

Ips isnt a must.. there's those that will tell you that ips is a billion times better than tn and that tn will be terrible.. But in reality and from my experience a good quality tn display is very good.. And I'm the owner of a $1200 ips monitor..

 

Curved on a 24" display is a little pointless, it's too small to gain from the curve.. So bare that in mind as you'll probably pay a premium for it 

[BishopGM]

20 hours ago, BishopGM said:

its about time to upgrade from a 100euro monitor/tv to a better monitor  finally!!!

After a research im stuck between these 2 the samsung c34f396fhu a curved 1080p monitor that for some reason it was (at least where i found it) in the gaming monitor category

and the dell ultrasharp u2414h an IPS again 1080p monitor ......just found the lg 24mp88hv-s and damn thats a nice design too

what are your thoughts what i should go for?

just found why it was at the gaming category it has freesync.....although i got an gtx970  

they are both at 220 euros and at the 1080p that my gpu can handle quite well......so with that in mind i was betwenn ips vs curved at 24 inch monitor

[BishopGM]

4 minutes ago, Badger906 said:

Almost all companies use either Samsung or LG displays so most are similar in performance at a given budget. 

As long as it has an 8ms or lower response time and all the connections you need any of those would do.

Ips isnt a must.. there's those that will tell you that ips is a billion times better than tn and that tn will be terrible.. But in reality and from my experience a good quality tn display is very good.. And I'm the owner of a $1200 ips monitor..

 

Curved on a 24" display is a little pointless, it's too small to gain from the curve.. So bare that in mind as you'll probably pay a premium for it 

also thanks for your response

[Badger906]

6 minutes ago, BishopGM said:

they are both at 220 euros and at the 1080p that my gpu can handle quite well......so with that in mind i was betwenn ips vs curved at 24 inch monitor

The ips non curved if it was my money

[BishopGM]

2 minutes ago, Badger906 said:

The ips non curved if it was my money

as an owner of a 1200$ ips monitor i will take your word and go for it .....it will be better than my current monitor either way

[flibberdipper]

I'd honestly go for the plain IPS. Curved monitors that small are just awkward. And it seems like games "pop" a lot more when you use an IPS monitor, tbh.

[VZX]

I used DELL U2414H in my last office. You won't be disappointed with the color quality DELL gives.