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27 inch 90hz Freesync 1440p TN or 24 inch 1080p Quantum Dot 144hz?

IAR117
46 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

I would suggest 24", just because 27" is awkward unless you are a significant distance from the screen. You have to turn your head to see stuff on the edges. 

Good point. Also my desk has limited space for a monitor

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48 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

I would suggest 24", just because 27" is awkward unless you are a significant distance from the screen. You have to turn your head to see stuff on the edges. 

24 inch is the break away point from 1080P and the point where 1440P starts to show, I wouldn't get a 1440P 24" screen

 

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1 minute ago, stealth80 said:

24 inch is the break away point from 1080P and the point where 1440P starts to show, I wouldn't get a 1440P 24" screen

It's a 24" 1080p monitor.

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I think that

9 minutes ago, stealth80 said:

24 inch is the break away point from 1080P and the point where 1440P starts to show, I wouldn't get a 1440P 24" screen

Would it make any sense to buy this?

https://www.alza.co.uk/24-aoc-ag241qx-d4527998.htm?kampan=adeu_uk-pla-cpa_produkty_c_9044976_WK217u21&gclid=Cj0KEQjwzd3GBRDks7SYuNHi3JEBEiQAIm6EIwltyYxW53sF3JhXC7XV7yFrUnr1vHw8SF1jBtOcjQwaAmR78P8HAQ&layoutAutoChange=1

as opposed to the 1080p 24 inch panel, as you said that I need to go above 24 inches to fully experience 1440p

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17 minutes ago, IAR117 said:

I think that

Would it make any sense to buy this?

https://www.alza.co.uk/24-aoc-ag241qx-d4527998.htm?kampan=adeu_uk-pla-cpa_produkty_c_9044976_WK217u21&gclid=Cj0KEQjwzd3GBRDks7SYuNHi3JEBEiQAIm6EIwltyYxW53sF3JhXC7XV7yFrUnr1vHw8SF1jBtOcjQwaAmR78P8HAQ&layoutAutoChange=1

as opposed to the 1080p 24 inch panel, as you said that I need to go above 24 inches to fully experience 1440p

 

26 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

It's a 24" 1080p monitor.

Sorry meant anything less than 24" for 1440P

 

Was watching football and rush typing!

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, stealth80 said:

 

 

Was watching football and rush typing!

 

 

Understandable ?

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  • 8 months later...
On 3/26/2017 at 12:24 PM, IAR117 said:

Just found this

- Refresh Rate: 60Hz
- Horizontal sync 30 - 90 KHz
- Vertical sync 50 - 75 Hz

For the 1440p panel. What does it mean?:PIs it 60hz or 90hz?

It doesn't say 90Hz.  It says 90 K Hz

 

The 90KHz is how fast it can draw individual lines of pixels on the screen.  That's why it says Horizontal.  Ignore it, it's a result of the number of lines on the screen (1440) and the refresh rate (60)  [ 60 * 1440 = 86400 ~= 90KHz]

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