Question ASUS TUF VG279Q1A 27 Or TUF VG249Q1A 24 inch

[AFSHINGamer]

Hello, I using the S19F350 monitor. It is an 18-inch 60 hz monitor and it has a response time of 14 seconds for 6 yrs.

I got tired and searched and found these two based on my budget, but I'm confused which one
Many sites recommend a 24-inch monitor for FPS games, on the other hand, 27 is bigger and has a wider view. I think it's better for watching YouTube or...
Their specifications are the same for both, 165 Hz 1 ms, only the 27-inch monitor has 81 ppi and the 24-inch monitor has 92 ppi.

And I'm afraid that after all these years, if I use an 18-inch or 27-inch monitor, it might be too big for me.
In general, if you have a suggestion for me, which one can be more useful for me, tell me!
During the day, I play FPS games such as Valorant, and also edit and watch movies, etc.

 

[Lutfij]

Honestly, you go by what you're comfortable with not what reviews online usually say. Also depends on your desk real estate space, if you don't have space for a larger panel, what do you do with the new panel purchase? You also need to factor in that your GPU needs to handle what it is you want to drive otherwise your setup is left partially complete.

What is the make and model of your discrete GPU?

 

[AFSHINGamer]

Honestly, you go by what you're comfortable with not what reviews online usually say. Also depends on your desk real estate space, if you don't have space for a larger panel, what do you do with the new panel purchase? You also need to factor in that your GPU needs to handle what it is you want to drive otherwise your setup is left partially complete.

What is the make and model of your discrete GPU?

GPU : Cerberus 1050 Ti / CPU : i7 4770 I have never used 27 or 24 and I don't know which one is easier for me

 

[AFSHINGamer]

Honestly, you go by what you're comfortable with not what reviews online usually say. Also depends on your desk real estate space, if you don't have space for a larger panel, what do you do with the new panel purchase? You also need to factor in that your GPU needs to handle what it is you want to drive otherwise your setup is left partially complete.

What is the make and model of your discrete GPU?

If you wanted to buy, which one would you choose, 24 or 27?