So my 4 year old Samsung (just out of warranty of course) 245bw monitor fried itself this week. Looking to replace it with a new one. I do light gaming, Diablo 3, the occasional FPS and some other random games, nothing serious. I will be using for that and maybe photography and movies. Very general purposes. If I can manage it Id like to spend $300 - $400. I'd love a 27" ips with g-sync and 144Hz but dropping $800 is just not in the budget and honestly I don't need that nice of a monitor.
I am guessing it comes down to 24" vs 27" and ips vs TN.
A 27" IPS with pretty good response time and colors accuracy, a 27 ips with crap response time and decent colors, or a very nice 24" TN with great response time a good colors or a 27" TN with good response time and good colors....
Any recommendations?
The current monitor is 1900x1200 would it feel like I am stepping backwards to get any monitor that is 1080p even if it's ips?
Also would I have any issues running 1440 with the below setup?
CPU; Sandy Bridge I5 2500k
Mobo: Asus P8Z58-V Pro / Gen
8gb ram
Nvidia 660ti
I am guessing it comes down to 24" vs 27" and ips vs TN.
A 27" IPS with pretty good response time and colors accuracy, a 27 ips with crap response time and decent colors, or a very nice 24" TN with great response time a good colors or a 27" TN with good response time and good colors....
Any recommendations?
The current monitor is 1900x1200 would it feel like I am stepping backwards to get any monitor that is 1080p even if it's ips?
Also would I have any issues running 1440 with the below setup?
CPU; Sandy Bridge I5 2500k
Mobo: Asus P8Z58-V Pro / Gen
8gb ram
Nvidia 660ti