Advice on a display

[jakkovac]

So recently, I've ordered my parts for a new PC. It's going to feature a 1060 6GB and I'm having trouble deciding on a display. I'm not looking to spend too much (100-150 euros). I'm looking for a 60 Hz monitor with 1080p. As for the size, I would like it to be any where between 23-24 inches.

Panels are not as important, I mostly play a mix of competitive shooters (CS:GO) and SP games such as Skyrim. So both panel type works.

This is the monitor that I've considered: ASUS VS247HR

Any one has any feedback with the monitor? I like the fast response time and the fact that it can support 75 Hz with a DVI. If anyone has any better suggestions that's in the similar range, I would be most grateful.

 

[Eximo]

Hard to say without country, but that doesn't look too bad.

I tend to recommend monitors that, at minimum, have an adjustable stand and/or VESA mounts so you can get your own stand:

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/W3yxFT/viewsonic-monitor-vx2457mhd
https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/mWV48d/benq-monitor-gl2460hm

 

[terry4536]

Here is a web page of monitors in that price range.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236385

I would suggest this one. It is a better than the one you listed for about the same cost.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236385

 

[terry4536]

For a little more, I would select this one. It is more of a gaming monitor.

ASUS VG245H Black 24" 1ms (GTG) Widescreen Dual HDMI EyeCare Console Gaming Monitor, 250 cd/m2 DCR 10,000,000:1(1000:1), AMD FreeSync, Built-in Speakers, VESA Mountable, Height&Pivot Adjustment

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2F84GV8059

 

[jakkovac]

I'm from Croatia and in my experience, prices here tend to be about 10% higher than compared to other parts of Europe. I have to check the stores here locally to see if they have it or not, but those are decent suggestions, gonna do some research on them a bit. Feel free to suggest more.

 

[terry4536]

I'm from Croatia and in my experience, prices here tend to be about 10% higher than any where else.

Just search for the monitor model from your local supplier.

I didn't realize it. But you can change the Newegg.com to the European version at the top of the page (by the flag).

 

[jakkovac]

Any opinions on this DELL SE2417HG display? Reviews are good for it and it's cheap, might allow me to get an SSD for my PC if I go with this one.

 

[terry4536]

At a $109 US, it is going to be a basic budget monitor. Virtually all of the monitors at that price level are refurbished monitors (for 24" monitors).

Remember you are going to be staring at this thing for a long time.

 

[jakkovac]

I haven't touched my hardware in ages up until this point. This is the display that has served me for the last 8-9 years: https://www.lg.com/hk_en/monitor/lg-W1943SS-PF-office. I'm pretty sure that every display is an upgrade compared to that one. And this one was about 120 euros when I bought it.

 

[terry4536]

At the end of the day, it is your system. It is your decision on the monitor. If a budget monitor works for you, then your decision is made.

 

[jakkovac]

So after doing some thinking, I've decided it's better to spend a bit more on a display. A display should last me a lot longer and it's harder to replace and I can always put an SSD later at any point and it's more of a luxury than a necessity. What would you say about this display: AOC I2490VXQ. I found a store not too far from my town and it's an IPS panel, is it a decent purchase?

 

[terry4536]

I think that would be a better choice. The IPS monitor panel will give you a better picture (more vivid). The response times are a little slower (4ms), but are still acceptable. The previos monitor was at 2ms response time.

Here is a video review of the monitor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkeew4A4_5o