- Sep 24, 2015
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Hi there,
I am trying to pick a new monitor and stay below $200 USD (I could go up to $250 if it was absolutely necessary to get results). I have read many people say about both IPS and 144Hz that once you try them you won't want to go back. I can't find anything with both within my budget, nor can I find anything 1440p, so it seems I am going with a 1080p, either 144Hz TN or 60Hz IPS.
I realize this choice tends to be subjective and hotly debated, so what I am after are suggestions of specific monitors of each type that would be the best option within this budget. I've heard that a higher quality TN could beat an IPS in image quality if it's a lower quality model. So, at this price point is there an IPS that is worth it? Or is there a TN that could deliver a similar or better image coupled with those higher framerates?
Also, I run an i5-4590 and an msi GTX 970, and use my computer for a mix of everything (browsing, gaming, videos) but nothing professionally.
I am trying to pick a new monitor and stay below $200 USD (I could go up to $250 if it was absolutely necessary to get results). I have read many people say about both IPS and 144Hz that once you try them you won't want to go back. I can't find anything with both within my budget, nor can I find anything 1440p, so it seems I am going with a 1080p, either 144Hz TN or 60Hz IPS.
I realize this choice tends to be subjective and hotly debated, so what I am after are suggestions of specific monitors of each type that would be the best option within this budget. I've heard that a higher quality TN could beat an IPS in image quality if it's a lower quality model. So, at this price point is there an IPS that is worth it? Or is there a TN that could deliver a similar or better image coupled with those higher framerates?
Also, I run an i5-4590 and an msi GTX 970, and use my computer for a mix of everything (browsing, gaming, videos) but nothing professionally.
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