Advise for new monitor

[Milenkata]

Hello guys, what advise would you give it to me for new monitor. Now im using Philips 190c and next year coming 10 years of using it. I want something better for my eyes. I look for something like Dell U2515H but many people told me that If i buy it i will need to scale everyting because its "2k" .. Im using for now the vga in I5 6500 and will buy someday 1060 or 1070. I study on the computer, , watch movies, play games from time to time. The price need to be something between 300 us dollars and 350 $.

[PCMR Ricos]

This are is the most forgotten of this forum, however I'll try my best  

 

First - 2K doesn't need scaling, 4k does (not for long)

Second- Are you doing gaming only or other things that need intensified colours?

[stealth80]

7 minutes ago, PCMR Ricos said:

This are is the most forgotten of this forum, however I'll try my best  

 

First - 2K doesn't need scaling, 4k does (not for long)

Second- Are you doing gaming only or other things that need intensified colours?

It will need to be ran at a lower res, op is using onboard VGA

 

That monitor is a very nice monitor, one I considered for a while prior to making the Gsync jump. For day to day use, the resolution will be fine. However if you plan to game, you will need to run games at the same res as you do now until you get a dedicated GPU. Also, don't bother with 1060, grab an AMD 480 or Nv 1070

[EunSoo]

By scaling do you mean that watching 1080p content will look wierd on 1440p? That's because 1440p scales from 720p not 1080p. For example, for every 1 pixel on a 1080p monitor, you get 4 pixels on a 4k monitor. There is no such easy scaling from 1080p to 1440p. So you will get a rather blurry image when watching or playing 1080p content on 1440p. But if you going to be playing games at 1440p then you won't deal with that problem.

[Milenkata]

Ok, so what monitor should i buy for that money ?

[Glenwing]

The U2515H would be fine. 25" 2560×1440 is usable without needing scaling.

[Milenkata]

What about

AOC Q2577PWQ

is it better than Dell u2515h

 

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