Best 5760x1080 monitors that's under $150 USD each.

[mykeloid]

Hi guys, was looking for a good budget 1080p monitor that I can play at a decent manner in playing FPS games. e.g. BF4, CS:GO
I was leaning on getting three benq xl2420t but I think it's really out of my budget. I just want a monitor that has a decent response time and frequency.

 

[Eximo]

You aren't going to be getting 144hz for $150

Have you considered buying them one at a time?

Hmm, not much in the 24" range, this would be a big step down from what you wanted.

BenQ GL2460HM (Looks like it has pretty small bezels, 2ms 1920x1080 at 60Hz)

 

[mykeloid]

You aren't going to be getting 144hz for $150

Have you considered buying them one at a time?

Hmm, not much in the 24" range, this would be a big step down from what you wanted.

BenQ GL2460HM (Looks like it has pretty small bezels, 2ms 1920x1080 at 60Hz)

Is there a big difference using 60hz from 120hz-144hz? Do I really need it?

 

[filippi]

Do you have a high-end gaming build w/ a oced i7-4790k / i5-4690K / i5-4670K?

 

[Eximo]

That is subjective, and you need to be able to run 5760x1080 consistently above 60fps for it to be worthwhile. Need a lot of GPU horsepower to pull it off. Many people are satisfied with anything about 24-30 FPS.

I would say it is worth it if you are willing to pay for it, but I think now isn't the best time to be monitor shopping. Major transitions kicking off with 4K, G-Sync/FreeSync/AdaptiveSync, and IPS/IZGO screens becoming gaming friendly.

Been doing a lot of research and shopping for a G-Sync monitor, not really willing to pay $800 for what is available now. Already have a 1920x1080 27" screen, and that has been doing okay for a while. Quite a few reasonably priced G-Sync 1920x1080@144hz monitors at 24" and 27". 27" ROG Swift at 2560x1440@144hz would be nice, but too pricey. Going to see what competition brings to the table. Some of the 28" 4K monitors are nice, but they are limited to 60Hz.

 

[mykeloid]

Do you have a high-end gaming build w/ a oced i7-4790k / i5-4690K / i5-4670K?

My current Rig/Build is:

i5-4670k
Asus Maximus VII GENE
4x4 16gb 2133mhz Corsair Dominator
Corsair h100i
2x Palit gtx 970 reference in SLI
ax750 PSU gold.

 

[mykeloid]

That is subjective, and you need to be able to run 5760x1080 consistently above 60fps for it to be worthwhile. Need a lot of GPU horsepower to pull it off. Many people are satisfied with anything about 24-30 FPS.

I would say it is worth it if you are willing to pay for it, but I think now isn't the best time to be monitor shopping. Major transitions kicking off with 4K, G-Sync/FreeSync/AdaptiveSync, and IPS/IZGO screens becoming gaming friendly.

Been doing a lot of research and shopping for a G-Sync monitor, not really willing to pay $800 for what is available now. Already have a 1920x1080 27" screen, and that has been doing okay for a while. Quite a few reasonably priced G-Sync 1920x1080@144hz monitors at 24" and 27". 27" ROG Swift at 2560x1440@144hz would be nice, but too pricey. Going to see what competition brings to the table. Some of the 28" 4K monitors are nice, but they are limited to 60Hz.

I'm not really sure If i'm able to max out any games with a 2-way SLI GTX 970 on a 5760x1080 resolution, but I hope it will. Well I don't really want those G-sync monitors because they're too expensive ATM. might consider getting them in the future once price drops. and I don't want to spend extra if playing on a 144hz monitor would have a little to no difference on a 60hz monitor.

 

[filippi]

Maybe you could not build your 3x1080p for $150 each as you want.
But you could buy a 27pol 1440p IPS gaming monitor for 3x $150.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KYCSRSG/?tag=pcpapi-20