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22-24" : 1080p with an RX580 / GTX 1060 27": 1440p with Vega56/64 / GTX1070/1080 28-32": 4K Vega64 / GTX1080/Ti Depending on your budget or size preference. 1080p and 1440p can also give you high refresh rates (120/144/165Hz).

They both have the same response time. The BenQ has a better contrast ratio (3000:1) The LG has a better-looking bezel. Generally, I prefer LG over BenQ, but I think the BenQ looks like a better choice on this one.

Have you tried updating the Nvidia drivers or rolling back to a previous version? What games do you play? What is your screen resolution?

If you are looking for a similar long lasting performance of 5-7 years out of your PC, then I recommend waiting for the 8700K which will increase the core/thread count and will definitely serve you better in the long run. The only inconvenience (typical intel) is that you will need a Z370...

If you are gaming, streaming and recording at the same time, the 8c16t CPUs from Ryzen 7 are a no brainer. The i7-7700K is the best gaming CPU, but if you want to do more than that then the Ryzen 7 is a better choice.

Anti-Glare coating = Matte

I don't know if in your region you can still purchase the 22MP86VQ, but for what I can see the 22MP86VQ-P has Freesync.

For pure gaming, I'd recommend the 1440p/144Hz IPS monitors. 4K is the future, but because of that reason, the 4K monitor market is still rapidly evolving.

I have tried both, there is no noticeable difference with the response times. But you do notice the colors. Go for the PG279Q !

do you have another HDMI video output from your PC? Did it work fine until after you turned your pc off and then back on? usually, when you are Overclocking a screen, it either works or doesn't work. if it doesn't work, just leave it and windows will turn back the settings after a few seconds.