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Is 31.5'' good size for 2560x1440 ?

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Hi, LinusTechTips forum!

 

I'm looking for a new monitor budget is approximately ~350€. I'm not really sure if this monitor size per resolution will be good enough ? 

It will be used for video editing, photoshop and slight gaming GTA 5, World of Tanks and maybe PUBG in future... So i'm probably need IPS screen with no overshoot ghosting 60-75hz refresh rate maybe someone can recommend some good screens there are many of them in market in this price point. Thanks!!!!!!!

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I have one same size but with a VA panel and i like it

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Just now, Crunchy Dragon said:

It's not bad, but I personally would just shell out for a 3440x1440 panel instead.

3840x2160 @ 24 or 27"

 

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It is for Windows scaling, as that is basically made for that DPI. But I'll have to say it will depend on how far you sit away from your screen.

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7 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

It's not bad, but I personally would just shell out for a 3440x1440 panel instead.

I'm forget to tell i need 16:9 screen.

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So basically 31.5'' is better deal than 27'' ?

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10 minutes ago, Jbonn386 said:

I have one same size but with a VA panel and i like it

Which model it is ?

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1 minute ago, EOZ said:

So basically 31.5'' is better deal than 27'' ?

Not exactly, In terms of dpi of course the 27" is better because its smaller. But at that point its a test of personal preference. I suggest going to see them in person if possible. If not those specific monitors then similar ones.

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8 minutes ago, EOZ said:

Which model it is ?

Samsung C32H711

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4 hours ago, EOZ said:

Hi, LinusTechTips forum!

 

I'm looking for a new monitor budget is approximately ~350€. I'm not really sure if this monitor size per resolution will be good enough ? 

It will be used for video editing, photoshop and slight gaming GTA 5, World of Tanks and maybe PUBG in future... So i'm probably need IPS screen with no overshoot ghosting 60-75hz refresh rate maybe someone can recommend some good screens there are many of them in market in this price point. Thanks!!!!!!!

I have a 31.5 VA and LOVE it for gaming, but I would recommend 27 1440p if your looking to work more than play on it.

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It's the ideal size for a 1440p

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On 4/21/2018 at 3:39 AM, EOZ said:

Hi, LinusTechTips forum!

 

I'm looking for a new monitor budget is approximately ~350€. I'm not really sure if this monitor size per resolution will be good enough ? 

It will be used for video editing, photoshop and slight gaming GTA 5, World of Tanks and maybe PUBG in future... So i'm probably need IPS screen with no overshoot ghosting 60-75hz refresh rate maybe someone can recommend some good screens there are many of them in market in this price point. Thanks!!!!!!!

at 31.5" i would be looking at 4k because the estate allows 4k.

however i do not like 4k personally on 27", 1440p standard widescreen seems fine which is what i rock at the moment and is huge in front of me.

 

ultrawide is another option but due to it's niche sector it isn't always the most cheapest for a bit more resolution left to right.

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